Hi, this question is not meant to sound antagonistic, but do you think that you can contribute anything to patient care that a well-trained paramedic can't? At my hospital, the helicopter paramedics can intubate, run pressors, and most importantly, get the patient to the hospital so that they can be cared for appropriately. I am sure you are really great at what you do, but you went through a lot of training to not be working in the ED. My guess is you probably got bored/burnt out. In which case, I can understand the change.
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Hi, this question is not meant to sound antagonistic, but do you think that you can contribute anything to patient care that a well-trained paramedic can't? At my hospital, the helicopter paramedics can intubate, run pressors, and most importantly, get the patient to the hospital so that they can be cared for appropriately. I am sure you are really great at what you do, but you went through a lot of training to not be working in the ED. My guess is you probably got bored/burnt out. In which case, I can understand the change.
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