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Eglin is a nice area. Keesler has a pretty good ER.

#2... CLEVELAND -- A patient at St. Vincent Charity Hospital in downtown Cleveland stole an ambulance parked at the hospital Saturday afternoon. The ambulance was recovered at a condominium complex in Parma, eight miles away from the hospital, around 5 p.m. Saturday. The patient, a 62-year-old man, was arrested and is facing a felony charge of receiving stolen property. He stole the ambulance because, "I didn't have a ride home."

i was a 1t2x1 in the af. when training was complete we had emt-b and nremt-p and they also threw in some minor field surgery, aam (advanced airway management) and pharm. the only problem with this mos is that it's a boys club.

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When I originally started college I was planning on majoring in nursing but changed my mind after I started taking private pilot lessons. As far as the aviation industry goes I am just burned out. The traveling is killing me. I can never get a good night’s sleep until I get home. I’m sure it is taking years off my life. It is also very taxing on my marriage. Murphy’s law says everything will go wrong at home when you’re on the road. For instance this week the pipes froze and broke the day after I left. I know I won’t make the money that I am making now in nursing but money isn’t everything. I want to help people and I don’t think flying people like Bernard Madoff around is helping anybody. Thanks for all the info everyone.

Hello all. I am thinking of a career change and want to get some answers from some pros. Let me give you a little background on myself and the reason this choice is so hard. I am 33 years old and currently a professional pilot. I enjoy my job but am getting sick of my schedule. Seven day of work followed by seven days off. During those seven days of work I am away from home. My wife I are thinking about having kids and I don't want to be away for that amount of time and I'm sure she does not want to be alone with a young child for that long either. The reason this decision is so hard is if I quit flying I am done for good due to FAA currency rules, the aviation job market and salary. Aviation is the only industry (I know of) were you start at the bottom of the pay scale with every new job regardless of you experience. Enough about my background here are some questions I was hoping you could help me with. -What is the best way to get started in this field? LPN or ASN? My long-term goal is a BSN but I would like to get the cash flowing ASAP. My plan is to complete all my prerequisites and online classes until I have to make the decision to continue flying or start the actual nursing program. Does this sound like a good Idea or would the LPN to ASN or BSN work better. -How does one choose the area of nursing the work in? (I.e. Neonatal, surgical, ER.) Is it a bid process? -Is there a difference in job duties between a RN with an ASN vs. BSN? -Also is a salary difference between the two? -What is the ballpark starting salary I can expect? Thanks for your help in advanced! Steve

Hello all. I am thinking of a career change and want to get some answers from some pros. Let me give you a little background on myself and the reason this choice is so hard. I am 33 years old and currently a professional pilot. I enjoy my job but am getting sick of my schedule. Seven day of work followed by seven days off. During those seven days of work I am away from home. My wife I are thinking about having kids and I don't want to be away for that amount of time and I'm sure she does not want to be alone with a young child for that long either. The reason this decision is so hard is if I quit flying I am done for good due to FAA currency rules, the aviation job market and salary. Aviation is the only industry (I know of) were you start at the bottom of the pay scale with every new job regardless of you experience. Enough about my background here are some questions I was hoping you could help me with. -What is the best way to get started in this field? LPN or ASN? My long-term goal is a BSN but I would like to get the cash flowing ASAP. My plan is to complete all my prerequisites and online classes until I have to make the decision to continue flying or start the actual nursing program. Does this sound like a good Idea or would the LPN to ASN or BSN work better. -How does one choose the area of nursing the work in? (I.e. Neonatal, surgical, ER.) Is it a bid process? -Is there a difference in job duties between a RN with an ASN vs. BSN? -Also is a salary difference between the two? -What is the ballpark starting salary I can expect? Thanks for your help in advanced! Steve