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[orderly]

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Hey guys,

Suppose we can post pics of your Ambo trucks?

I will get some of my states Amb service and post here.

Tom

 

[traumasurg]

Hey guys,

Suppose we can post pics of your Ambo trucks?

I will get some of my states Amb service and post here.

Tom

I'm trying but apparently my pics are too large??😡

 

[traumasurg]

Technical rescue truck

 

[traumasurg]

My baby😳

 

[orderly]

L: Subaru Forester AWD SPRINT (Single Paramedic Rapid INTervention) Car
M: Mercedes Sprinter 315 Emergency Ambulance
R: Holden Captiva AWD team leader car.

Close up of Subaru SPRINT car.

One of our Motor Accident Commission sponsored MedSTAR rescue and retrieval helicopters.

 

[Paseo Del Norte]

One of my babies!

 

[poresofkohn]

I'm not currently doing any EMS, but I'll occasionally do an inter facility transport in this:

or this:

and a ride along on this:

 

[poresofkohn]

Pics to big!
I'll fix and repost!

 

[pseudoknot]

This is our newest ambulance during the snow, not yet in service:

 

[leviathan]

Busy day at one of the local trauma receiving hospitals.

Supervisor car.

One of the 2 critical care helicopters for Vancouver.

 

[orderly]

Those are some cool looking rigs guys.

SO BC has one emergency service? To me it seems that amb services in the states seems to be very divided between hospitals and private companies etc. Here we have 1 state-wide, government run emergency service.

 

[leviathan]

Those are some cool looking rigs guys.

SO BC has one emergency service? To me it seems that amb services in the states seems to be very divided between hospitals and private companies etc. Here we have 1 state-wide, government run emergency service.

Yeah, we have one ambulance provider for British Columbia. It was nice in some ways that I could work shifts at any station in the entire province, but bad that it is impossible to get into a big city as your primary station (and a full time position) without getting ~5 years of seniority first.