I got the job!

Ken, I understand why you got the per diem, congrats....just be sure to find time for your family. The young'uns are but a fleeting moment.
I wish you the best.
 
Congratulations!

But keep an eye on those coworkers. As the new guy, they may send you out on the more "interesting" cases. Like when some 400-pound dude "falls on" a cucumber and gets it stuck someplace where vegetables don't generally go...:eek:
 
Congrats!
Don't run yourself too ragged.
(I was going to say: don't burn yourself out, but figured that's not the right thing to say to a firefighter :D )
 
tarsier said:
Congratulations!

But keep an eye on those coworkers. As the new guy, they may send you out on the more "interesting" cases.
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Oh, would they ever find out he's not a "new guy"! :D
 
You're a good man Mr. Collucci. Congratulations and I know they will be so glad you are on this team. Hey, I have a really bad itch on the bottom of my left leg...do you handle that too?:D
 
Congrats Ken! I am trying to go for EMT again. I was learning in the Corps but I was going to the hospital too much to go to the training full time. My Corpsmen helped this Jarhead out alot.

S/F,
CEYA!
 
That's pretty cool K.V.! It's nice to see what other people here do for a living.

We're a beautiful mixing pot of people here! That's for sure.
 
Best wishes Ken - great opportunity to feel the satisfaction of saving lives. :thumbup:
 
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