Paramedics who work on an ambulance normally report for a 24 hour shift. They check the ambulance for supplies, making sure to restock any items that may have been used by the prior paramedic.
They check the ambulance to make sure they have fuel and that everything on the truck is working properly. They also check to make sure their radio is working so that they can communicate with the dispatcher.
After everything is checked, they may remain in the station and wait on a call to come in. If they don't have a call, they can read, study or work on a project or something in the office.
The station is usually set up so that each person has a bedroom or at least a bed and a locker. They can sleep, eat and shower at the station. They must be ready for an emergency call but otherwise could pursue hobbies or interests while on call.
When an emergency call comes in, the paramedic is alerted by the dispatcher. They report immediately to the ambulance and head to the location of the call.
Paramedics respond to many emergency calls. The emergency may be anything from a broken bone to cardiac arrest. Paramedics must always be prepared for any emergency.
Some shifts may result in back to back calls where the paramedic gets no rest at all for their shift. Other shifts may be relatively easy with only one or two calls. There is no way to predict how busy a paramedic will be.
the typical day of a secratary is very challenging..
What does a typical day for a taxi driver look like
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fun in the sun!!
what was a normal day like for aborigines
fun in the sun!!
A typical day for a koala is really laid back. Koalas like to spend their time sleeping and eating all day long.
it is like a secratary working for the state
Motor cycling
Very stressful:(
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