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  1. Does Being a Nurse Remove Your Constitutional Right to Free Speech? The Carolyn Strom Case.

    dspaldrn/emt replied to steven007's topic in Nursing News

    This happen in canada. They have Hate speech laws and various other laws that regarding

  2. Exhausted; I want a way out.

    dspaldrn/emt replied to KalipsoRed21's topic in General Nursing

    As someone who went thru something similar, I would like to quickly point out how rewarding adoption is thru DHS can be. taking the time to foster or adopt a child out of a bad situation may sound...

  3. What Does #MeToo Really Mean?

    dspaldrn/emt replied to SafetyNurse1968's topic in General Nursing

    Sorry for taking so long to respond. Yes, I believe the prevailing thought is that most men fall on either side of a an extreme spectrum. Either they believe women who dress provocatively and post...

  4. What Does #MeToo Really Mean?

    dspaldrn/emt replied to SafetyNurse1968's topic in General Nursing

    I am a Man. This is quite possible the most clear and concise thing I have read on this website in a long

  5. anyone working as both ER RN and Paramedic??

    dspaldrn/emt replied to anhela's topic in General Nursing

    PHRN is certainly not the same as a nationally registered paramedic. i worked 5 years as a paramedic in both prehospital and ER setting Before getting my RN. it is a great being able to work for an...

  6. Nurses vs. Paramedics

    dspaldrn/emt replied to adwilcox28's topic in General Nursing

    To answer the Question that started this thread... As a paramedic who worked both the "truck" and in the ER, and as a RN let me tell you what the big deal is. since i have been on both sides of the...

  7. Going from RN to Paramedic

    dspaldrn/emt replied to mater44's topic in Emergency

    actually... a paramedic can perform more skills than a RN and have higher pre-hospital standards. yes they do make less money but working in ems is "fun" and allows you to have actual automony....

  8. how to go from RN to paramedic

    dspaldrn/emt replied to bexlee's topic in General Nursing

    Generally RN to Paramedic programs are about a year long if your state has one. an EMT-B course is generally just 4 months long and a paramedic course about 16-20 months. bear in mind that a Paramedic...

  9. was anyone an emt prior

    dspaldrn/emt replied to becky5438's topic in General Nursing

    I was a Paramedic/firefighter for 4 years before getting my RN. Being a Paramedic is Great, You have a far greater skill set than most nurses and you get to see the real deal out in the field. plus...