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I guess you'd have to check with your tax person but I can't imagine any

problems at all.

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> I think this has come up before, but I paid not attention to the answer as

> it did not apply to me at the time.

>

> I have a relative (an MT) in Massachusetts who has more clients than she

can

> handle and does most of her work via voice files and email. She also

charges

> more per line than I do. She has asked me (I live in Oregon) to work with

> her. I am considering it, as I still have the old fashioned tape and print

> out system with delivery every day. It would save me money in gas, paper,

> toner, and especially time. My question is, however, what kind of tax

> problems might I encouner by working as an independent contractor for

> someone in another state? Are they going to hit me up for state tax for

> earnings in their state? Since my business is here and I do my work here,

I

> am hoping it would not apply.

>

> Thanks.

>

>

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I guess you'd have to check with your tax person but I can't imagine any

problems at all.

Question

> I think this has come up before, but I paid not attention to the answer as

> it did not apply to me at the time.

>

> I have a relative (an MT) in Massachusetts who has more clients than she

can

> handle and does most of her work via voice files and email. She also

charges

> more per line than I do. She has asked me (I live in Oregon) to work with

> her. I am considering it, as I still have the old fashioned tape and print

> out system with delivery every day. It would save me money in gas, paper,

> toner, and especially time. My question is, however, what kind of tax

> problems might I encouner by working as an independent contractor for

> someone in another state? Are they going to hit me up for state tax for

> earnings in their state? Since my business is here and I do my work here,

I

> am hoping it would not apply.

>

> Thanks.

>

>

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I guess you'd have to check with your tax person but I can't imagine any

problems at all.

Question

> I think this has come up before, but I paid not attention to the answer as

> it did not apply to me at the time.

>

> I have a relative (an MT) in Massachusetts who has more clients than she

can

> handle and does most of her work via voice files and email. She also

charges

> more per line than I do. She has asked me (I live in Oregon) to work with

> her. I am considering it, as I still have the old fashioned tape and print

> out system with delivery every day. It would save me money in gas, paper,

> toner, and especially time. My question is, however, what kind of tax

> problems might I encouner by working as an independent contractor for

> someone in another state? Are they going to hit me up for state tax for

> earnings in their state? Since my business is here and I do my work here,

I

> am hoping it would not apply.

>

> Thanks.

>

>

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<grin> but probably more a reflection of spending the last 3 hours with 3rd

graders, helping out at skool (done on purpose).

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RE: Re: question

--- Wiseman wrote:

> OOPS

>

> should have been " write " not " right " ,

It's okay, you are in the county, after all...

Mike ;)

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In a message dated 7/1/04 6:22:06 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

busybeetime@... writes:

What is the reason that not many ems companies run double medics? It might

sound like a stupid question but humor me. Shortage? Cost? etc?

MONEY

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In a message dated 7/1/04 6:22:06 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

busybeetime@... writes:

What is the reason that not many ems companies run double medics? It might

sound like a stupid question but humor me. Shortage? Cost? etc?

MONEY

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put it well, it usually comes down to the money. I believe that the

real answer is that they can put more trucks on the streets with paramedics

and basics and if you are a mostly transfer ambulance, it makes sense.

In our case we have run double medics for years until we just could not get

the quality paramedics that we wanted. There were some very good intermediates

around that had impressed us and we decided to hire 3, one per shift. They

received authority from our Medical Director to do most of the paramedic skills

except chest tubes, chricotherotomy, and narcotics. They are assistants is

RSII and major Trauma Alerts. Other than that, they pretty much carry their

weight, alternating calls.

I am reminded that we are a 911 response only service. No transfers but

still the regular BS of 911 type abuse. We still find that alternating calls,

assuming equal run writing and just the fact that you have someone else as a

second brain, has reduced stress enormously. We are now to the point that we

have

only one opening in a 36 medic service and more relief in our daily run load

helps also.

The hiring of Intermediates also beat the competition in waiting for these

medics to make paramedic, we already have them onboard.

Andy

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>>From: busy bee

>>What is the reason that not many ems companies run double medics?

>>It might sound like a stupid question but humor me. Shortage? Cost? etc?

Yes to both, currently there is a shortage, and a drastic one at that, for a

long time, we have enjoyed an increase of up to 10% of our workforce

annually, over the past few years, we have seen a downward trend, and from

2003 to 2004, Texas EMS added a mere 477 certified personnel, that's 0.9%,

pretty dismal.

Cost is self explanatory, cheaper to run a Medic/Basic crew and pay only one

person the high dollar (tongue firmly in cheek), and the other a relatively

low wage.

There are a number of drawback though, not the least of which is burnout.

That said, although there is sucj a thing as a stupid question, your was not

one of them....:)

Mike

" Tater Salad " Hatfield EMT-P

EMStock 2005!! Coming soon!!!

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I think that Andy Foote covered the topic of why most services do not have 2

paramedics on the truck very well. I was being very " BRIEF " and accurate with

my response that it all boiled down to MONEY!

I too worked for a service for many years which had 2 paramedics on every

truck. It was great to be able to swap out calls. It was great to have a

second

person who could perform all advanced skills. All of this did reduce stress

and burnout, as Andy stated.

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In a message dated 7/2/2004 8:53:27 AM Central Daylight Time,

supervisor@... writes:

By the way, there has been talk for years about eliminating the Intermediate

certification in Texas and adding IVs and intubation to the EMT curriculum.

Does anybody know anything about this or have an opinion. Most EMTs with

some field experience can perform these procedures anyway just because

they've seen enough of them

Based on this theory, I work in a hospital (surgery) I have witnessed over

two hundred circumcision. I can now be a doc and do the circumcision? I

think your wires are a little crossed.

Tom LeNeveu

Learning Paramedic

EMStock2004 was a RESOUNDING SUCCESS... Come See us Next year.

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In a message dated 7/2/2004 10:49:42 AM Central Standard Time,

FireMedic1633@... writes:

Based on this theory, I work in a hospital (surgery) I have witnessed over

two hundred circumcision. I can now be a doc and do the circumcision? I

think your wires are a little crossed.

Tom LeNeveu

Learning Paramedic

Not only do I agree but it is not just the ability to perform the skill, but

to know what is happening inside the body if certain things go wrong. There

are many other reasons it should not be done but I do not understand the theory

either. If they make a lot of the Intermediate curriculum part of the EMT

basic course then you have Intermediate. If not your still a basic.

Andy

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Andy,

You are absolutely correct. However I would love to see the " basic " be

expanded to include what the intermediate is trained to do. Then the basic is

ready to work on an ambulance. Now before all the EMT's start an up roar....

And I know they will..... I do believe that an EMT can be an excellent

partner. But what about having a partner that can function at a basic ALS

level? If I had to choose between a good Basic and a good Intermediate....

Sorry

basics.... I want an intermediate, that can start IV's intubate etc. Help

me get the patient ready to transport. (EMT's do vitals, O2 But don't secure

the airway, and lift.) I think, in my own humble and personal opinion that

EMT's are awesome at what they do. I know many EMT's that are extremely

helpful on the unit. And these guys need to go on and get to the next level.

Tom LeNeveu

Learning Paramedic

EMStock 2005 is coming.... Are you?

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_www.temsf.org_ (http://www.temsf.org/)

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