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flying_kiwifruit · 25-11-2008, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Interstella5555

That's quite a jump up and also quite confusing. PC1 can't use defib or oxygen but can work on an ambo? No middle ground between an FA & PC1? Paramedics seem a bit too technical for an volunteer.

there is a course call PHEC (Pre Hospital Emergancy Care), but not many do that, which is inbetween FA and PC1. The Paramedics aren't volunteers, its there full time job. If you are any higher than like PC2 you are gernerally full time.

25-11-2008, 09:58 AM	#30
flying_kiwifruit Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: New Zealand I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by Interstella5555 That's quite a jump up and also quite confusing. PC1 can't use defib or oxygen but can work on an ambo? No middle ground between an FA & PC1? Paramedics seem a bit too technical for an volunteer. there is a course call PHEC (Pre Hospital Emergancy Care), but not many do that, which is inbetween FA and PC1. The Paramedics aren't volunteers, its there full time job. If you are any higher than like PC2 you are gernerally full time.
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