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Battalion and Division Aides are already full-time, they are who speak on the Borough Frequency when the Chief is involved in some form of Incident Command But back to cfr, their level of care is still great at CFR, below is some of the protocols (I definitly cherry picked them lol). But it...

The main difference is very minor in the protocols between CFR and EMT-B (there are overall a few, but much less than what the fire side will generally be operating at). While it can be argued that the Patient will receive a better standard of care if an EMT rather than a CFR FF treats them...

You aren't clueless, just NYC's Medical System is a bit of a mess. First, just some back story, CFR is (almost) completely the same protocol-wise as EMT-B, there are some differences, but a CFR Firefighter (should) be able to keep you alive as best as he can when compared to an EMT. All members...

Not going to say much, but the person had given blood earlier that day

EMS INFORMATION - EMS CAD - BOX 1841 MEDICAL BRANCH C59 ALS 48V 54R 38W 28Y DEPUTY MEDICAL BRANCH BLS 44K 59B 46C 39J SPECIAL MRTU3 MERV7 LSU8 RESPONDING SUPERVISOR C39 C44 C58 HT2 Units in Italics Unconfirmed. C59 - Staging is Dosher & Picken, Either Direction on Picken...

From what I heard, it wasn't any Probies nor Instructors, was in the middle of their pinning ceremony.

Was looking through the Medal Day Book, EMS has a Safety Command?

From what I recall they have to ask you if you want to work in the Borough you live in, if you say yes they have to send you to that borough. Otherwise, no, no discounts

All the Triage Tags are: Black: Dead Red: Critical - Immediate Transport Orange: Urgent - Urgent Transport Yellow: Serious - Delayed Transport Green: Not serious - Delayed Transport Black, Red, Yellow and Green are pretty standard pretty much everywhere throughout the US. NYC has Orange Tags...

Orange Tag

EMS INFO - EMD CAD - Box 8855 Staging: Fordham & City Island Ave MEDICAL BRANCH Car 533 BLS 02A DEPUTY MEDICAL BRANCH ALS 03J UNKNOWN SUPR HT1 5M3 ALS FLYCAR X20 RESPONDING SUPR ALS RESCUE SPECIAL Fordham Dock SUPERVISOR BLS 15A ALS Units at 150...

MCI 21 - Box 0675 - EMS CAD # MEDICAL BRANCH C44 ALS 57W DEPUTY MEDICAL BRANCH SUPERVISORS STILL RESPONDING BLS 37H RESPONDING SUPERVISORS Car 524 SPEC LSU5 Car 524 - Based on the Divisions Report, start me out with an additional BLS due to high Potential. C44 - Staging is Throop? &...

As Darrell said, an MCI is transmitted for every 10-75, along with every 10-76, 10-77, All Hands/Under Control when EMS is requested(?), Explosions, Reported Aircraft Crashes, Collapses, and 10-80s: Even when no patients are reported. The MCI 23 typically has a minimum response of 6 BLS, 3 ALS...

Every fire is an MCI, in this case an MCI 23.

Negative, Car 4D is the DAC that was recently promoted (Chief of Counter Terrorism & Emergency Preparedness) 4E is a Deputy Chief (Chief of Counter Terrorism Task Force) (if I'm not mistaken of course but Ive had miller as Chief of CTEP for awhile now)

Span of Control for an MCI is a bad thing?