Check with the British Columbia Ambulance Service, they have a long standing Infant Transport Team (neo/pedes to 35kg) that is dual paramedic, no RN or RT. Their medical director, Andy McNabb, also...
skysix replied to RNERHOUSESUPOR's topic in Travel
forgotten things: my generator is separate - that way I can run it a hundred feet away and chain it to a couple of old 3/4-ton axel shafts pounded in with a sledge (schedule 80 chain and high security...
skysix replied to RNERHOUSESUPOR's topic in Travel
trvlnRN: Do you boondock on assignments or pay a RV park? or just use campsites with limited facilities/power (semi-dry I guess). Have been following Odyssey's blog (Our Odyssey) and although they can...
OOPS - not done and accidntally posted. So I am currently averaging about 475 hours a year which means that I would have to fly 44.2 years. As it happens, I plan to retire at about 25.25 years so I...
re: 21,000 flight crew, I know of an active FW CFN who has been flying since 4/1978, in 12/1995 when I met her she had just under 14,000 hours, so I expect she is over 23,000 by now. 21,000 over a...
also try "northern nurses: true nursing adventures from canada's north ..." and northern nurses ii: more nursing adventures from canada's north ...edited by karen scott and jean keiser, publihed by...