Can anyone tell me if it is possible for a medic from europe to become a paramedic in vancouver/canada? Since we don't have the paramedic system here I know I would have to become a paramedic first, but is this even possible for a foreign national in canada? Or can only Canadians become paramedics? And then I also read that the stations only hire canadians, is that true?
@h0ktar----In order to work for the provincial ambulance service, British Columbia Ambulance Service (BCAS) you must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. and pass all training programs. Once training is done you can attempt to get licensed.
yeah it was weird the casualty was totally conscious yet critical cause they took him to the hospital code 3 lights and sirens. Weird how things work or more so how our bodies work eh?
hope the guys doing well now it's also weird not knowing the outcome of these situations.
Ya, then it was probably an angina, heartattack, or maybe even a seizure that lasted for more than 5 minutes. And it is werid how the human body and mind work. I am curious to know exactly what the nature of the med call it was. But ya, seeing as they semi-sat him on the stretcher, it may have been like I said a heartattack. but who knows.
Can anyone tell me if it is possible for a medic from europe to become a paramedic in vancouver/canada? Since we don't have the paramedic system here I know I would have to become a paramedic first, but is this even possible for a foreign national in canada? Or can only Canadians become paramedics? And then I also read that the stations only hire canadians, is that true?
Would really appreciate any info on that!
h0ktar 1 year ago
@h0ktar----In order to work for the provincial ambulance service, British Columbia Ambulance Service (BCAS) you must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. and pass all training programs. Once training is done you can attempt to get licensed.
TRIXSTER03 1 year ago
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damn :(
but thanks..
h0ktar 1 year ago
A Freightliner rescue. That makes me moist.
imprezzed42296 1 year ago
Probably a heart attack. Must be serious seeing as he is going with ALS
TRIXSTER03 2 years ago
yeah it was weird the casualty was totally conscious yet critical cause they took him to the hospital code 3 lights and sirens. Weird how things work or more so how our bodies work eh?
hope the guys doing well now it's also weird not knowing the outcome of these situations.
confusedfbi 2 years ago
Ya, then it was probably an angina, heartattack, or maybe even a seizure that lasted for more than 5 minutes. And it is werid how the human body and mind work. I am curious to know exactly what the nature of the med call it was. But ya, seeing as they semi-sat him on the stretcher, it may have been like I said a heartattack. but who knows.
TRIXSTER03 2 years ago
you dont call the person the "casualty" you call them the " victim" cause they're not dead yet
uscgswimmer1 2 years ago
Actually, you call them the "patient".
Also, they're not a "victim" until you're done working with them (it's a paramedic joke).
MidnightPolak 2 years ago 3
@MidnightPolak haha yeah, cops have victims..... us paramedics have "patients"
problemocean01 1 year ago
police call them victims, EMs call them patients...kinda symbolic
cory640 2 years ago
@TRIXSTER03 he didn't go with ALS
uscgswimmer1 1 year ago
@uscgswimmer1----correction, I meant to say seeing as ALS showed up.
TRIXSTER03 1 year ago
keep up the good work. it would be great if you could include the address of each incident
kurtal1 3 years ago
This one was at a strip mall on 128th and about 84th ave in surrey. thanks
confusedfbi 3 years ago