I have to give props to the EMT behind the wheel of the mod. That dude drives with confidence and I guarantee knows every bump, pothole, RR track, stale green lights and medians in his district.
That's partly because one of the paramedics is in the ambulance and will need a ride back from the hospital, and they will need to restock their medical supplies. It is also in case additional assistance is needed enrout.
FB1 Response Videos based upon the actions of those two vehicles @6:17 can they actually get a citation or fine? They clearly saw you and felt it was a more of a inconvenience to move out of the way. But thats just my take.
Have you seen Erie, PA drivers with first responders going to calls? Worse than CA. Not kidding either. Watched one day as Emergycare drove down the middle of the busy street with sirens blaring. People just don't care. Unreal.
I know it must be annoying to see people like those at the traffic lights not being able to get out of the way even though with a little more thought they could have, I still really love and feel good when I see people trying, I don't know its just nice to see people move and panic and do all they can to make room for these guys to get through. I guess I'm used to seeing to many vids from other parts of the world where people just don't seem to give a shit.
LA Engine 51 is different than the one from Emergency!, because LAFD 51 is located at LAX, and LACo.FD is located in Universal Studios, and doesn't communicate via the primary radio often.
Amazing video man! Cant wait for more! Also i cant belive how those drivers just sat there when you guys were behind them, like how could they not notice you..lol
I would love to do a ride-along with San Bernardino County Victorville fire station 312 because they got an awesome rig and they also have a Super Chief siren.
Were you handling the siren and air horns? If so you did very well :) Nice intro :) 5:42... hell.... 7:50 - until the end - great & safe driving :) What an awesome response! Your best ride along video so far and I love it! Your driver was awesome as well!! :) Can
Any chance you guys could get footage of a call or have an out of service Paramedic squad do a call Drill to show us old Emergency! Fans how the new kids do things?
How would you feel if you or your loved one was having a medical emergency and it ended up on the internet for the world to see? Does this society no longer value privacy even in the time of crisis? Geesh!
Pretty neat. Didn't know that rescue squads like in Emergency still existed. Haven't seen one here in years. Assumed that the ambulance crew did all the work, now. I also didn't know the rescue squad really does follow the ambulance to the hospital. Figured that Johnny and Roy only did for the sake of getting screen time.
No that's not why. That rig is BLS and the truck of the POV was ALS, ALS was in the back of the rig one of the EMTS from the rig was driving the medic truck both always have to go to the hospital together. happens all the time
Actually, alot of departments have rescue squads. Its just they usually operate medium or heavy rescue vehicles, not light rescues like this one. The difference is size and equipment carrying capacity mainly, that and most light rigs are built on pickup chassis' while the medium and heavy rigs are built on fire engine chassis'. In the case of LAFD, their light rescues double as EMS units for calls not requiring an ambulance, or in support of one as in this case. Most rescue units run with an EMT and EMS gear on hand as most respond to not just fires but also car accidents and such.
They're not suppose to pass people on the right, especially as the second vehicle. There's the risk of the people thinking it's just the ambulance passing and sideswipe the squad as he's going along aswell.
Nice job on the air horn and pa too 😁. I'm on the east coast and follow FDNY so idk much about how la operates. Does the vehicle you were in function as a fly car type of thing, kind of like a battalion for ems?
Jesus Christ! Some people have no common sense whatsoever! You don't stop dead in your tracks when and emergency vehicle is trying to get by! Pull out of the Damn way! Lol I was yelling get the f**k out of the way watching this LMAO
Actually you not quite correct, until the paramedic turns care over to someone who's training is equal to or higher than the paramedic; the paramedic cannot leave the patient as that would constitute abandonment.
Where I live, our ambulances are equipped with train horns, not air horns but train horns. people don't want to move out of the way with our air horns, lights, and rumbler sirens. that's sad
I've been a paramedic for 25 years (in EMS for 37 years) and I still don't understand why a non-transport squad would run "hot" to follow an ambulance to the hospital. It's a dangerous practice and a crazy liability.
I was curious about the same thing, but read his full description above, as he explains why. LA County Fire does not have ambulances, just like the old Emergency! series. They are independently contracted out, and staffed with only EMTs and BLS. www.fire.lacounty.gov/board-watch-072017/
Okay they do this to keep up with the ambulance because the ambulance is going code 3 just in case something happens while in route to the hospital and they need another medic back there
If you are sitting at a red light in traffic and you get dispatched to a call are you allowed to respond code 3 before the light turns green or do you have to wait until it turns green? The reason I ask is out here in Las Vegas we have to wait for the light to change to prevent people from making bad decisions and causing a accident.
if there’s cars in front of the unit before the intersection, they’ll usually wait it out. if they’re at the front of the intersection, they’ll usually take it; of course using proper code 3 skills at that point.
@@FB1ResponseVideos cool thanks I was just wondering cause we have had that rule like 2 to 3 years now because we have a lot issues with people just stabbing the gas and not just moving over safely
A 10 minute response time to get to the hospital? That's INSANE!! The poor patient could have died if she or he were having an M.I. Traffic in Los Angeles kills in many ways other than just vehicle accidents. Delays in getting to emergency care are a killer in themselves.
I have a question FB1 Response Videos, If you are a Paramedic on one of the Private Ambulances, are you allowed to run ALS with LACoFD or are you limited to the EMT-B scope of practice?
I dont know if everywhere is different but here in Florida when we are following running lights we arent allowed to be to close to the leading vehicle. could cause a wreck.
ALS stands for advanced life support; more critical calls like heart attacks, strokes, cardiac arrests, etc. BLS stands for basic life support; minor calls. broken bone, fall, non-life threatening injuries.
usually the medics will compromise but certain hospitals do certain things. for example, Kaiser West LA is a stroke center so we transported the patient there, Little Company of Mary in Torrance is also a stroke center. Harbor General and UCLA Ronald Regan are two popular trauma centers.
FB1 Response Videos Jay , except in a rural area where I work as a medic because our district has only 2 hospitals that we can transport to and we can't pick and choose like LA . The hospital here can do most things , it's a regional medical facility that has a Level 2 NICU , Level 4 trauma center , regional Cancer center , and cardiac catheterization lab . Any patient beyond the hospital's capabilities are quickly transferred by helicopter air ambulance to specialized medical centers in Boise , Pocatello , or Salt Lake City Utah . Advanced Life Support EMS systems are growing in Idaho . There are systems in Ada County ( Boise ) , Canyon County , Elmore County , Gem County , Payette County , Kootenai County , Lewis County , Blaine County , Jerome County , Cassia County , Bannock County , Bonneville County , Madison County , and Twin Falls County .
always code. the point of having squads instead of ambulances is to be able to drop off the patient quickly and come available for the next run, especially for busy squads like this one.
Kevin Douglas so als runs they will transport the patient to the hospital with the squad paramedic in the ambulance and then once they get to the hospital the squad paramedic will get back on the squad go back available now if it's a BLS run then the ambulance will just transport and the squad will go back available from scene. Hopefully that answers your question.
Chris Maize partially but what about turnover to the RN in the ER? I understand that California can have extremely long waits to transfer a patient to the ER( problem we don't necessarily have here in Michigan). So say if the Squad and Ambulance bring in a Chest Pain who stays with the PT until the RN takes report?
Wow. They get behind a car at a red light so they just shut down until the light turns green? Good thing they’re not needed for an emergency or anything.
L'entrée des URGENCES est vraiment mal faite je trouve, en France c'est totalement différent regardez sur internet et vous verrez c'est beaucoup mieux pensé en France
not every hospital does the same thing. yes, centinela is the closest but we had a stroke patient, Kaiser West LA is a stroke center, so is Little Company of Mary. being north of Manchester, Kaiser West LA was probably the better hospital to go to.
“I wonder why the ambulance is going so fast” Says the guy who’s in a pick up truck going the speed limit on a wide open road. 10-15 above the posted and get to the scene with a sense of urgency. Gonna show up last, do a fraction of the work for 4x the pay
@@vgk7028 The squad follows the ambulance so if the ambulance has to stop due to a problem with the patient the medic driving the squad will know it and be available right away. When I was working the paramedic unit always followed us to the hospital.
@@vgk7028 There is only one medic on the squad...the man driving. The other is the person doing the ride along and making the video. The other medic is riding with the patient.
PRN Ambulance, but I am currently trying to get hired with McCormick. I've already taken their test and passed, but I have to do my medical and trauma assessments on Thursday
well only kaiser patients get dropped at kaiser. since this was a stroke call, if she wasn't a kaiser patient, we more than likely would have went to harbor or lcm.
Great video's, I am really enjoying getting to see a lot of the places I frequented as a child and young adult. Thank you for making them, I hope you have continued for I haven't had a chance to see all of them yet.
Perhaps Kaiser is not as good in LA but here in San Diego they are great. I am a retired RN and have seen their level of care first hand as a patient and have had no complaints. I once presented via POV to the ER with very tachy afib (130 BPM) and chest pressure. I was on a gurney in an ER room within 2 minutes with 2 doctors and 3 nurses around me. Lab draws, EKG, and chest x-ray done within 7 minutes of arrival at the hospital. I'll match those numbers against any other hospital around.
@Russ805 yeah, how dare they expect you to move out of the way! Who the hell do they think they are?! Sure someone might die, but you were there first.
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That was interesting to watch. You can feel the intensity in how hard it is to navigate traffic. The ambulance was way ahead.
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This is an emergency! Someone got hurt
I have to give props to the EMT behind the wheel of the mod. That dude drives with confidence and I guarantee knows every bump, pothole, RR track, stale green lights and medians in his district.
Did my paramedic internship with LA County Squad 47 many years ago. Best time of my life. No crew cab,the three of us crammed into the front seat
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Reminds me of when Squad 51 used to follow the Ambulance to Rampart
But did they start an I.V. with D5W TKO.
bill330 agreed. What show was that from anyway? I heard it was funn
Havard Castiglioni the show was “Emergency”.
That's partly because one of the paramedics is in the ambulance and will need a ride back from the hospital, and they will need to restock their medical supplies. It is also in case additional assistance is needed enrout.
@@craigg.6609 It is the show that made paramedics a household word!
Those two vehicles at 6:17? Seriously? Pull to the right & get out of the damn way, unreal. Nice Coverage!
I've never seen such stubborn traffic, i'm sure i'll see much more living here in LA haha. thanks for watching (:
FB1 Response Videos based upon the actions of those two vehicles @6:17 can they actually get a citation or fine? They clearly saw you and felt it was a more of a inconvenience to move out of the way. But thats just my take.
I think most drivers who behave like that are actually overchallenged with the situation and have a tunnel vision or panic thing going
California drivers
Have you seen Erie, PA drivers with first responders going to calls? Worse than CA. Not kidding either. Watched one day as Emergycare drove down the middle of the busy street with sirens blaring. People just don't care. Unreal.
I know it must be annoying to see people like those at the traffic lights not being able to get out of the way even though with a little more thought they could have, I still really love and feel good when I see people trying, I don't know its just nice to see people move and panic and do all they can to make room for these guys to get through. I guess I'm used to seeing to many vids from other parts of the world where people just don't seem to give a shit.
This was a good one to watch. Thank you for filming this and nice job on the horn!!
Good job on laying on the horn and making people get out of the way be safe out there and watch all your surroundings priceless
I would love if I heard LA engine 51 over the radio!
Broadcastify has L.A. Co. Fire feeds online. 51's isn't all that busy, but listen long enough and you'll eventually hear it.
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LA Engine 51 is different than the one from Emergency!, because LAFD 51 is located at LAX, and LACo.FD is located in Universal Studios, and doesn't communicate via the primary radio often.
Amazing video man! Cant wait for more! Also i cant belive how those drivers just sat there when you guys were behind them, like how could they not notice you..lol
oh they noticed, they just didn’t care to move. lol thanks for watching! got more coming soon.
Excellent job dude!
thanks boss
That ambo was hauling ass😂😂
dude, she was flying!!! i was like wtf 😂
FB1 Response Videos Dude mcCormick is always doing something funny😂😂
always dude lmao!
FB1 Response Videos I love it when people don't pull over when you guys have your lights and sirens on
Enjoying all your videos..
Honolulu EMS
thank you (:
thanks 4 the ride
Hell of a long run for you guys!
I like how the squads have eq2bs and air horns as on emergency that had the little electronic weewoo box
I would love to do a ride-along with San Bernardino County Victorville fire station 312 because they got an awesome rig and they also have a Super Chief siren.
What's the new rig.?
Were you handling the siren and air horns? If so you did very well :)
Nice intro :)
5:42... hell....
7:50 - until the end - great & safe driving :)
What an awesome response! Your best ride along video so far and I love it! Your driver was awesome as well!! :)
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i was on the horn, not the siren. glad you enjoyed, i was pretty anxious to share this one. thanks for watching (:
@@FB1ResponseVideos 6:13 where were you doing by the ambulance left you behind
Cool ride along! I love to ride along with fire departments one day!
thank you! i hopefully have another coming up this weekend.
Good job the driver of the rescue truck acting as a blocker 4 on-coming traffic about a couple of intersections ago
Very cool video!
thank you
Grover horns on a squad? Nice!
LA must be very thin if they had to go all that way and no one was closer. Yikes.
Any chance you guys could get footage of a call or have an out of service Paramedic squad do a call Drill to show us old Emergency! Fans how the new kids do things?
How would you feel if you or your loved one was having a medical emergency and it ended up on the internet for the world to see? Does this society no longer value privacy even in the time of crisis? Geesh!
Awesome!
woah this was so cool!
thanks man.
Pretty neat. Didn't know that rescue squads like in Emergency still existed. Haven't seen one here in years. Assumed that the ambulance crew did all the work, now. I also didn't know the rescue squad really does follow the ambulance to the hospital. Figured that Johnny and Roy only did for the sake of getting screen time.
No that's not why. That rig is BLS and the truck of the POV was ALS, ALS was in the back of the rig one of the EMTS from the rig was driving the medic truck both always have to go to the hospital together. happens all the time
Actually, alot of departments have rescue squads. Its just they usually operate medium or heavy rescue vehicles, not light rescues like this one. The difference is size and equipment carrying capacity mainly, that and most light rigs are built on pickup chassis' while the medium and heavy rigs are built on fire engine chassis'. In the case of LAFD, their light rescues double as EMS units for calls not requiring an ambulance, or in support of one as in this case. Most rescue units run with an EMT and EMS gear on hand as most respond to not just fires but also car accidents and such.
6:17 why not easily follow the ambulance? ....
They're not suppose to pass people on the right, especially as the second vehicle. There's the risk of the people thinking it's just the ambulance passing and sideswipe the squad as he's going along aswell.
Nice job on the air horn and pa too 😁. I'm on the east coast and follow FDNY so idk much about how la operates. Does the vehicle you were in function as a fly car type of thing, kind of like a battalion for ems?
negative, I wrote about it in the description since it's kind of an FAQ. thanks for watching (:
FB1 Response Videos ok i understand now thanks!
232 clicks on siren per minute avg speed
Evangelion is not about the speed its about the interceptions!! Too many stops and lights
Evangelion its Los angeles, not a small town
Great video
thank you
Awesome vid!
thanks for watching
Sweet catch thx
its 2024 curious to know if they still have this truck in service today or do they retire ot after so many years or so many miles.....
I love it when people don't pull over for lights and sirens
thought I was the only one lol. people suck. thanks for watching.
FB1 Response Videos what kind of a siren is that anyway that's a nice freaking siren I am a fire fighter myself
FB1 Response Videos. And also I was laughing when you said pull to the right pull to the right with the mic was that you
that was not me on the mic, that was the paramedic who was driving. however, that was me on the horn. the siren is a Federal Signal eQ2B siren.
FB1 Response Videos cool. It sounds like a real Federal siren lol.
I love that this video captures La Habra Ambulance 2! haha
La Habra 2? not this video 🤔
FB1 Response Videos I'm referring to the radio traffic towards the end.
ohh ok haha! i see. thanks for watching
Awesome Video Man !
Cool video! A Q on that thing! Awesome! Bahahaha
electronic Q to be exact (;
Jesus Christ! Some people have no common sense whatsoever! You don't stop dead in your tracks when and emergency vehicle is trying to get by! Pull out of the Damn way! Lol I was yelling get the f**k out of the way watching this LMAO
I would have so much fun honking the horn
Actually you not quite correct, until the paramedic turns care over to someone who's training is equal to or higher than the paramedic; the paramedic cannot leave the patient as that would constitute abandonment.
Where I live, our ambulances are equipped with train horns, not air horns but train horns. people don't want to move out of the way with our air horns, lights, and rumbler sirens. that's sad
and where I live, the ambulances have the plain normal car horn, no air hornor even train horn...
@9:25 love the q brake
Is is so hard to understand that when an emergency vehicle is behind, and the light at an intersection is red you still have to drive. I dont get it
6:15 McCormick should of open the way for you.
Maybe on your video game. This is real life sport.
This guy really likes to “blow his own horn” as the saying goes.
That's fucked up making u sit on a red light til the light changed
6:21 😂 what the freak what was that McCormick ambulancedoing
I've been a paramedic for 25 years (in EMS for 37 years) and I still don't understand why a non-transport squad would run "hot" to follow an ambulance to the hospital. It's a dangerous practice and a crazy liability.
I was curious about the same thing, but read his full description above, as he explains why. LA County Fire does not have ambulances, just like the old Emergency! series. They are independently contracted out, and staffed with only EMTs and BLS. www.fire.lacounty.gov/board-watch-072017/
I think he means why the squad needs to run P1 following the ambulance to the hospital just to pick up the medic.
Because LA county has a shit EMS system and they think they are super cool
Okay they do this to keep up with the ambulance because the ambulance is going code 3 just in case something happens while in route to the hospital and they need another medic back there
@@russ8059 lol you my friend are an idiot
Do EMS/Fire run all calls with lights and sirens?
nope, depends on the call.
Marco here in california they do
If you are sitting at a red light in traffic and you get dispatched to a call are you allowed to respond code 3 before the light turns green or do you have to wait until it turns green? The reason I ask is out here in Las Vegas we have to wait for the light to change to prevent people from making bad decisions and causing a accident.
if there’s cars in front of the unit before the intersection, they’ll usually wait it out. if they’re at the front of the intersection, they’ll usually take it; of course using proper code 3 skills at that point.
@@FB1ResponseVideos cool thanks I was just wondering cause we have had that rule like 2 to 3 years now because we have a lot issues with people just stabbing the gas and not just moving over safely
Reminds me of Emergency tv show
A 10 minute response time to get to the hospital? That's INSANE!! The poor patient could have died if she or he were having an M.I. Traffic in Los Angeles kills in many ways other than just vehicle accidents. Delays in getting to emergency care are a killer in themselves.
I have a question FB1 Response Videos, If you are a Paramedic on one of the Private Ambulances, are you allowed to run ALS with LACoFD or are you limited to the EMT-B scope of practice?
LA county fire generally treat private company medics like dirt and will ride in anyway.
Awesome Video. How Many Ride Alongs Do You Get To Do? lol
it all depends, they just kinda pop up haha. thanks for watching.
I dont know if everywhere is different but here in Florida when we are following running lights we arent allowed to be to close to the leading vehicle. could cause a wreck.
That’s a long haul to kp west LA
What's ALS vs BLS
ALS stands for advanced life support; more critical calls like heart attacks, strokes, cardiac arrests, etc. BLS stands for basic life support; minor calls. broken bone, fall, non-life threatening injuries.
FB1 Response Videos thanks!
Nice q siren
Did anyone else c that
Boys in the Wood 🚒 💪
At about 7:50, was the radio transmission "Air Engine 22"?
"LA, Engine 22 patient sleeping only. cancel squad, cancel ambulance." LACo.FD's dispatch call-sign is "LA", so you'll hear "Engine 110, LA" or "LA, from Engine 22" etc.
@@FB1ResponseVideos I copy; thank you.
Squad needs a REAL airhorn!!
Hey they don't have train horns for nothing
Need more training
That is so annoying when they just stay there in the left lane when they have all the room in the right to move that is so annoying
Can they transport you to any hospital
usually the medics will compromise but certain hospitals do certain things. for example, Kaiser West LA is a stroke center so we transported the patient there, Little Company of Mary in Torrance is also a stroke center. Harbor General and UCLA Ronald Regan are two popular trauma centers.
Eclipsehector jr Not all hospitals can do the same things.
FB1 Response Videos Jay , except in a rural area where I work as a medic because our district has only 2 hospitals that we can transport to and we can't pick and choose like LA . The hospital here can do most things , it's a regional medical facility that has a Level 2 NICU , Level 4 trauma center , regional Cancer center , and cardiac catheterization lab . Any patient beyond the hospital's capabilities are quickly transferred by helicopter air ambulance to specialized medical centers in Boise , Pocatello , or Salt Lake City Utah . Advanced Life Support EMS systems are growing in Idaho . There are systems in Ada County ( Boise ) , Canyon County , Elmore County , Gem County , Payette County , Kootenai County , Lewis County , Blaine County , Jerome County , Cassia County , Bannock County , Bonneville County , Madison County , and Twin Falls County .
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Damn that Land Rover was being an ass
weren't they all? lmao thanks for watching.
Emergency! Someone got injured
Q.Anyone know the name of the metro station at time 7:29, Thanks
Expo Line, La Cienega/Jefferson stop
@@FB1ResponseVideos thank you....Greetings from over there...
6:17 I hope them people that were blocking getting a wreck
6:00 what the dog doing
Just get a machine gun siren, apparently people move really quick when guns are fired.
He's stuck on a light serves him right
Sorry if this is a stupid question but does BLS and ALS stand for?
ALS stands for advanced life support (potentially life threatening calls) and BLS stands for basic life support (non-life threatening)
FB1 Response Videos thank you!
4:10 just cross over the curb
Does a LACOFD and the transport always code in to the hospital if it goes ALS or do they sometimes go non priority in?
always code. the point of having squads instead of ambulances is to be able to drop off the patient quickly and come available for the next run, especially for busy squads like this one.
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Ahh makes sense.. How does that work though, patient in care of ALS but then leaving patient with BLS in ER?
Kevin Douglas so als runs they will transport the patient to the hospital with the squad paramedic in the ambulance and then once they get to the hospital the squad paramedic will get back on the squad go back available now if it's a BLS run then the ambulance will just transport and the squad will go back available from scene. Hopefully that answers your question.
Chris Maize partially but what about turnover to the RN in the ER? I understand that California can have extremely long waits to transfer a patient to the ER( problem we don't necessarily have here in Michigan). So say if the Squad and Ambulance bring in a Chest Pain who stays with the PT until the RN takes report?
Kevin Douglas - The paramedic squad will give the report to the nurse, then pt care is transferred. Sometimes squads have to wait too.
Wow. They get behind a car at a red light so they just shut down until the light turns green? Good thing they’re not needed for an emergency or anything.
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Goddamn vehicles
L'entrée des URGENCES est vraiment mal faite je trouve, en France c'est totalement différent regardez sur internet et vous verrez c'est beaucoup mieux pensé en France
Vehicles over to the right them people sitting there move your butts
dont say omg or oml
Nice red light he ran without stopping
why not just go to centinela.. long drive lol
not every hospital does the same thing. yes, centinela is the closest but we had a stroke patient, Kaiser West LA is a stroke center, so is Little Company of Mary. being north of Manchester, Kaiser West LA was probably the better hospital to go to.
So many stuck on Stupid Drivers.
No one knows how too drive in LA 🤦
love Jesus Christ and God PLEASE!!!!!!!! Amen
Good god the Range Rover needs to be smashed
I couldn't agree with you more.
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“I wonder why the ambulance is going so fast” Says the guy who’s in a pick up truck going the speed limit on a wide open road. 10-15 above the posted and get to the scene with a sense of urgency. Gonna show up last, do a fraction of the work for 4x the pay
I commented before watching the full video. Didn’t realize it was a hot return. That squad should’ve been leading, clearing traffic for the ambu
@@vgk7028 The squad follows the ambulance so if the ambulance has to stop due to a problem with the patient the medic driving the squad will know it and be available right away. When I was working the paramedic unit always followed us to the hospital.
@@aaronhadley3750 there should be a medic riding in the back then? It takes two guys to drive a F250?
@@vgk7028 There is only one medic on the squad...the man driving. The other is the person doing the ride along and making the video. The other medic is riding with the patient.
Great driving but damn 10mins for a stroke patient think of all those lost brain cells
Lol so much horn.
that’s the way to do it lmao. thanks for watching
lol maybe one day we'll bump into each other at the hospital.
sweet, where do you work?
PRN Ambulance, but I am currently trying to get hired with McCormick. I've already taken their test and passed, but I have to do my medical and trauma assessments on Thursday
I think I would have demanded them take me to U.C.L.A. or Cedars Sinai instead of dropping me at Kaiser West LA or any Kaiser for that matter.
well only kaiser patients get dropped at kaiser. since this was a stroke call, if she wasn't a kaiser patient, we more than likely would have went to harbor or lcm.
I had thought that harbor had been shut down?
Great video's, I am really enjoying getting to see a lot of the places I frequented as a child and young adult. Thank you for making them, I hope you have continued for I haven't had a chance to see all of them yet.
harbor has not been shut down, still up and running. thanks for watching, the videos shall continue.
Perhaps Kaiser is not as good in LA but here in San Diego they are great. I am a retired RN and have seen their level of care first hand as a patient and have had no complaints. I once presented via POV to the ER with very tachy afib (130 BPM) and chest pressure. I was on a gurney in an ER room within 2 minutes with 2 doctors and 3 nurses around me. Lab draws, EKG, and chest x-ray done within 7 minutes of arrival at the hospital. I'll match those numbers against any other hospital around.
not following the paramedic was a wrong choice
That wasn't the paramedic they were following in the first place
European drivers are FAR better than Californian drivers are!
Yeah they hand out driver permits like candy here. Really annoying when people don't yield to lights and sirens and just freeze up.
U drive too slow! Learn from the paramedics.
RR Mechanical And you could drive their safely at a faster pace
They are too slow!
California drivers 🙄
Robert hentschelmann California fire departments 🙄
@@russ8059 what?
@Russ805 yeah, how dare they expect you to move out of the way! Who the hell do they think they are?! Sure someone might die, but you were there first.
Why do these departments use shitty electric q sirens