[Fidel_CashFlow]

That can tell me some legit pros and cons

I’m about to start this journey

I like the idea of two 24 hour shifts a week for 48 hours weekly

I believe they should make a bit more though

[SEAHAWKHARRY]

It's a tough job for the pay my buddy changed careers to be a electrician

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Yeah I’d make about 17-18 hour where I live

Idk about a electrician though , my buddy is one and regrets it

[5mike5]

Almost went down this route but went surgical tech/1st assistant instead. Cousin is one though andoved it. Also a great window into other professions in med field. Very underpaid for the work and what they deal with

[cincinnatikid513]

ever consider getting into the loan shark business

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Lol Cincy

yeah mike , I’d like to help people and feel it would somewhat of a rewarding job

[Fire in da hole]

I know it’s different, but had a good friend be a firefighter.

He made ok money st first, but moved up quick

[unde0087]

No but I did stay in a Holiday Express last night

[5mike5]

Lol Cincy

yeah mike , I’d like to help people and feel it would somewhat of a rewarding job

Then u would probabky like it fidel. And he always had great stories about it too. As long as u can handle.blood shit and guts anyways which im sure. Something new daily for sure.

[firedawg]

See tons of shit
Help people which is a blessing
Lots of pros and cons honestly

[shadymcgrady]

I have a cousin that did it in the city and a nephew that volunteered when he was in school

It's not the gore that wore on them but rather the disturbing realities they'd come across

Infants and toddlers with single parents constantly ODing

Weighs on your mind over time

[firedawg]

I have a cousin that did it in the city and a nephew that volunteered when he was in school

It's not the gore that wore on them but rather the disturbing realities they'd come across

Infants and toddlers with single parents constantly ODing

Weighs on your mind over time

This

[Fidel_CashFlow]

I’ve already seen it all so I should be good there
held 2 people who died basically in my arms on separate occasions
one was a stranger and another a friend who was stabbed
Although idk about the kid thing you brought up
not sure how well I’d do there

[The Kraken]

I was a paramedic for about 5 years

Pros- can Be fun at times, become good at patient assessments in a short time, good with skills such as IV’s/airway management, etc... great spot to start a career in the medical field

Cons- Pay, poor education, you’ll become way too familiar with the homeless population and with nursing home residents, not a great job to make a career out of, not much of a career ladder, you’ll see shit you’ll never unsee and no one else will ever understand it

If you want to use it to get on a FD, go for it. Pay would be decent with OT, you’d have a pension, union job, sit around all day and get fat while getting paid so basically it’s the American dream.

In hindsight, I’m glad I went the paramedic route and I’m glad I moved on from it.

[5mike5]

can be funny when u see people u know too:

had a girl i went to high school with get wheeled in to the OR one morning, "Mike is that really you?!" "you are gonna be in here while im having surgery??!!!"

i said yeah why? Im the guy who assists Dr. so and so

"nurse get me the hell outta here! NOW! "

i had to move to another room

[firedawg]

I’ve already seen it all so I should be good there
held 2 people who died basically in my arms on separate occasions
one was a stranger and another a friend who was stabbed
Although idk about the kid thing you brought up
not sure how well I’d do there

Bro
You have not seen it all
Lol


Trust me

[MinnesotaFats]

IDK man

Being 1st on scene to some of those accidents....eh, good luck

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Bro
You have not seen it all
Lol


Trust me

Well duh , no one has
would fukk ur mind up if u knew half the shit though I can promise you that

[firedawg]

Well duh , no one has
would fukk ur mind up if u knew half the shit though I can promise you that

Go for it man
It’s a rewarding job
Nothing feels better than helping others in time of need

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Go for it man
It’s a rewarding job
Nothing feels better than helping others in time of need

You gotta take my word when I say I’ve seen all kinds of shit
whether I put myself in the situation , bad timing , or directly involved

So outside of kids being involved I truly don’t think the tough scenes
would overtake me .....but no one can be 10p percent certain

[RangeFinder]

Here's the bottom line when choosing a career

Take money out of the equation

Is this something you have a heart and will to do because it's your calling?

Are you cut out for it?

Will you give 100% when you go to work?

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Yes,I really do think I would man
And good point btw

[cwnotorious]

I have a couple close friends who are paramedics, kraken brought forth some good points. I was going to bring up the homeless thing as my 2 friends complain about that alot. I think it depends where u are stationed also, they both are good people and wanted to make an impact helping others but alot of the time they are just dealing with the same circle of homeless people every week. Also it is physically demanding so you should be in somewhat good shape if u are thinking about that route. Bol with your decision

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Thanks

I’m 6 feet 220 of pure adrenaline

I’m basically the human form of a BBC , (big black cokk)

powerful, aggressive , and shows no mercy around white
middle aged housewives who invite me in their homes
while their husbands are away

[Fidel_CashFlow]

On a serious note, I guess I’m going to give it a run though
not like the job I’m at detailing floors and painting,and maintenance
is a great job or one I’ll regret leaving ....even if paramedic thing doesn’t pan out
I make 14 a hour and an additional 200 bonus a month but meh
Would suck dealing with the same people everyday though , homeless or not

[HurryUpAndDrink]

See tons of shit
Help people which is a blessing
Lots of pros and cons honestly

lol fake fireman... what a disgrace

[funnyb25]

Make it happen

[Seaweed]

I thought paramedics in canada payed well

[Seaweed]

Paramedics in Ontario in such regions or cities as Ottawa, Toronto, Peel Region, or Durham, will have an annual salary starting from $70,000 to $90,000 as a Primary Care Paramedic, an Advanced Care Paramedic salary can on average range from $80,000 to $100,000, and Critical Care Paramedics range from $100,000 to ...

[MMANick]

Wish you well down that path. I wanted to be a firefighter years ago, but didn't go through with it because the pay is ridiculously low. Paramedics, Firefighters, and Police Officers should all make more money.

[lakerboy]

Fidel move to Ontario Canada.

Starting job at McDonald's $15.25 hour. Free big Macs everyday as well.

[chico2663]

That can tell me some legit pros and cons

I’m about to start this journey

I like the idea of two 24 hour shifts a week for 48 hours weekly

I believe they should make a bit more though

my brother is hfd paramedic. he loves it. got part time job working for what was then continental. He is rich as shit. I have friends on cincinnato fire dept who started out as paramedics. they live a high quality life

[PaperTrail07]

F it and just go medical sales...

That can tell me some legit pros and cons

I’m about to start this journey

I like the idea of two 24 hour shifts a week for 48 hours weekly

I believe they should make a bit more though

[Bostongambler]

Go to medical school and become a doctor.

[chico2663]

Wish you well down that path. I wanted to be a firefighter years ago, but didn't go through with it because the pay is ridiculously low. Paramedics, Firefighters, and Police Officers should all make more money.

dude wtf.i have friends that are all rich from being police or fire. friend of mine retire police chief of cinti. he retired with 300,000 in unused time the city had to pay him. Also with 5 mill in 401 k plus get 110,000 retirement a yr. Also took a job with county making 85000