Is the economy having an adverse affect on emergency medical service crews? Thom Dick, columnist at EMS Magazine, the Journal of Emergency Medical Services, and quality care coordinator at
Platte Valley Ambulance, talks about the challenges EMS crews are facing due to budget cutbacks.
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Re: volunteering
From past experience I know, when you're working, you can always make time for special projects and pro bono stuff, and you have the energy to do it. When you're not working, you feel guilty doing anything that's not going to find you a paycheck, and that can feed on itself. It's a variation on "If you want something done, ask a busy person."
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