Hello, new EMT student here

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

Randy

[Guest guest]

Randy

You have a unique opportunity and a foot up on the rest of the students

by working for a medical center.

I too work for a medical center in West Texas in the IT dept and a

retired Bio-Med.

As a EMT student I was able to spend time in various departments

learning, questioning and observing from others that helped broaden my

understanding of the healthcare field.

As a part-time Paramedic now, I still enhance my training by spending

time in the departments, sometimes getting to practice skills on the

patients from now and then.

Tim

Hello, new EMT student here

Hello all,

I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too work

in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I hope

everyone has a great day and stay safe!

Randy

[Guest guest]

Randy

You have a unique opportunity and a foot up on the rest of the students

by working for a medical center.

I too work for a medical center in West Texas in the IT dept and a

retired Bio-Med.

As a EMT student I was able to spend time in various departments

learning, questioning and observing from others that helped broaden my

understanding of the healthcare field.

As a part-time Paramedic now, I still enhance my training by spending

time in the departments, sometimes getting to practice skills on the

patients from now and then.

Tim

Hello, new EMT student here

Hello all,

I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too work

in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I hope

everyone has a great day and stay safe!

Randy

[Guest guest]

Randy

You have a unique opportunity and a foot up on the rest of the students

by working for a medical center.

I too work for a medical center in West Texas in the IT dept and a

retired Bio-Med.

As a EMT student I was able to spend time in various departments

learning, questioning and observing from others that helped broaden my

understanding of the healthcare field.

As a part-time Paramedic now, I still enhance my training by spending

time in the departments, sometimes getting to practice skills on the

patients from now and then.

Tim

Hello, new EMT student here

Hello all,

I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too work

in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I hope

everyone has a great day and stay safe!

Randy

[Guest guest]

Just ask Kim which Lubbock paramedics to do your clinical hours with....

-Wes

Austin, TX (TTU Law class of '01)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just ask Kim which Lubbock paramedics to do your clinical hours with....

-Wes

Austin, TX (TTU Law class of '01)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son is the nurse manager for the MICU, CICU units at University, he

first got interested in nursing through his EMT basic course.... and of course

from his mother. That is a wonderful hospital.

ExLngHrn@... wrote: Just ask Kim which Lubbock paramedics to do your

clinical hours with....

-Wes

Austin, TX (TTU Law class of '01)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son is the nurse manager for the MICU, CICU units at University, he

first got interested in nursing through his EMT basic course.... and of course

from his mother. That is a wonderful hospital.

ExLngHrn@... wrote: Just ask Kim which Lubbock paramedics to do your

clinical hours with....

-Wes

Austin, TX (TTU Law class of '01)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>

[Guest guest]

One of the best things about Lubbock is that you are able to get " big city "

healthcare in a smaller community. Well, that and Taco Villa.

-Wes (TTU Law '01)

Austin, Texas (which is deprived of both Taco Villa and 's)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>

[Guest guest]

One of the best things about Lubbock is that you are able to get " big city "

healthcare in a smaller community. Well, that and Taco Villa.

-Wes (TTU Law '01)

Austin, Texas (which is deprived of both Taco Villa and 's)

Re: Hello, new EMT student here

Welcome Randy! I can tell you that your education out of South Plains will

require a lot of hard work on your end, but is well worth it! Drop me a

line if you want specifics or recommendations.

And on this list, I suggest that you keep an eye out for " Wes " from Austin.

He has ties here too; we'll see if he admits to it. :-)

Kim

Idalou, TX

Hello, new EMT student here

> Hello all,

>

> I am new to the group and also a EMT-B student. I start my EMT-B class

> in May. I just wanted to say hi to all. My wife and I live in Lubbock

> Texas and my wife is a Bio-Med tech at UMC Heath Systems were I too

> work in the IT group right now. So if any one has any advice for a new

> student just getting started I would love to hear it. Thanks and I

> hope everyone has a great day and stay safe!

>

> Randy

>

>