Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



































       Ian,







There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.











John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686















-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>







Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately











ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.







JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



>  requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud  investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> ____________ _________ _________ __



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else.



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do .....do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



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Garth:



Do you look good in Camo ? and just a heads up remote deployments are no where

near a 911 "type" system.



cheers

Wilf



   ----- Original Message -----

   From: Garth Gilmer

   To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 10:35 PM

   Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.











   Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer





   .







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Hey Wilf, Thanks for the info pointing out the differences of working on a

remote contract vs. 911. As for how I look in Camo... You looking for a date?

Thanks but I don't want to get tangled up in a don't ask don't tell policy. All

Kidding aside, I am well aware of the differences working abroad on a contract.

That is exactly why I am wanting to transition to remote work. I'm ready for a

challenge after working domestically and looking for guidance as far as the best

place to start, companies that would be better suited for an entry-level

position, etc. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers to you, Garth

Wilf







I look pretty good in Desert tan but I still want to try on some of your

Canadian gear. Any word on American to Canadian reciprocity?







Dan Dittfurth



Triple Canopy



Operations Chief



American Consulate General Jerusalem







Daniel@...



   _____



From: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

[mailto:RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Wilf Mackie

Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 4:59 PM

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.

















Garth:



Do you look good in Camo ? and just a heads up remote deployments are no

where near a 911 "type" system.



cheers

Wilf



----- Original Message -----

From: Garth Gilmer

To: RemoteSupportMedics <mailto:RemoteSupportMedics%40yahoogroups.com>

@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 10:35 PM

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I

am done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if

my work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly

appreciated. Cheers, Garth Gilmer



.



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]











[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I was always under the impression that US -> Canada was a pretty hard

sell, because each province licenses their paramedics (differently)

and the equivalencies are not direct. I don't know and haven't put

much time into it either, just offering what (little) I know.



Austin



On May 16, 2009, at 5:51 AM, Dan Dittfurth wrote:



>

>

> Wilf

>

> I look pretty good in Desert tan but I still want to try on some of

> your

> Canadian gear. Any word on American to Canadian reciprocity?

>

> Dan Dittfurth

>

> Triple Canopy

>

> Operations Chief

>

> American Consulate General Jerusalem

>

> Daniel@...

Shouldn't be too bad.  After all, they licensed Brother Wilf, didn't

they?  <G>



LT





A Austin wrote:

> I was always under the impression that US -> Canada was a pretty hard

> sell, because each province licenses their paramedics (differently)

> and the equivalencies are not direct. I don't know and haven't put

> much time into it either, just offering what (little) I know.

>

> Austin

Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686







-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.





Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



































       Ian,







There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.











John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686















-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>







Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately











ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.







JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



>  requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud  investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else.



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do .....do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



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>



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>



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Hi Dan,

 

Contact me at randyburnett2000@...



--- On Sat, 5/16/09, Dan Dittfurth <dditt@...> wrote:





From: Dan Dittfurth <dditt@...>

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Saturday, May 16, 2009, 4:51 AM

















Wilf



I look pretty good in Desert tan but I still want to try on some of your

Canadian gear. Any word on American to Canadian reciprocity?



Dan Dittfurth



Triple Canopy



Operations Chief



American Consulate General Jerusalem



Daniel@Dittfurth. net



_____



From: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com

[mailto:RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com] On Behalf Of Wilf Mackie

Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 4:59 PM

To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.



Garth:



Do you look good in Camo ? and just a heads up remote deployments are no

where near a 911 "type" system.



cheers

Wilf



----- Original Message -----

From: Garth Gilmer

To: RemoteSupportMedics <mailto:RemoteSuppo rtMedics% 40yahoogroups. com>

@yahoogroups. com

Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 10:35 PM

Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I

am done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if

my work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly

appreciated. Cheers, Garth Gilmer



.



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]







































[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Dr. Ditthforth .... aka skinny white legged Dan .



     I was wondering where you have been hiding, oh yes in a heartbeat will trade

you my certs and digital camo for any hot Israeli Babe's phone number ! Have

heard rumour that Mosaic/ Metsada are using Canukistanian passports, so just

grease a few palms and copy my Diplomas and then we can get you new Canadian

Camo/ er registration ... well its more like a white bedsheet with cutbacks

these days .



The only concern is you would have to drop that accent ! EH !



te he

Wilf







   ----- Original Message -----

   From: Dan Dittfurth

   To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 3:51 AM

   Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.











   Wilf



   I look pretty good in Desert tan but I still want to try on some of your

   Canadian gear. Any word on American to Canadian reciprocity?



   Dan Dittfurth



   Triple Canopy



   Operations Chief



   American Consulate General Jerusalem



   Daniel@...



   _____





   .







[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell    0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:







Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686







-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.





Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



































Ian,







There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.











John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686















-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>







Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately











ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.







JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



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Just wondering if any of you guys have been for a doctors assessment with the

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To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

From: wareclinton@...

Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01 -0700

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.















John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell 0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:



Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



Ian,



There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.



John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>



Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately



ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.



JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



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Its an Interview with one of the Medical Directors followed by  short

15 minute written examination with a discussion as to what you would do

for conditions listed in the exam and why. Practical exam on your BLS,

Airway management and IV access. May have changed since i last carried

it out as it was 2 years ago.



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-----Original Message-----

From: john walsh <rambomcwalsh@...>

To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 11:55

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] abermed/capita assessment



















Dear All,



Just wondering if any of you guys have been for a doctors assessment

with the above following companys and if so what did it entail??



Kindest Regards



John





To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

From: wareclinton@...

Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01 -0700

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.



John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell 0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:



Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in

Iraq. The position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to

HR and

  if nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info

regarding working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10

years 911 experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious

organization. I am done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any

places to start or certifications that I should try to obtain to make

myself more marketable if my work experience alone is not sufficient?

Any info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



Ian,



There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent.

However, this one will start as temporary.



John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net=0

D



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>



Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately



ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.



JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately

in iraq. Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on

a US base outside of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be

able to be issued government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time

medic placed there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420

608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----=0

D



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I

will still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know

he might be a bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I

tell this company when they threaten to fire me all the time but do

not, ( it not because I am the best medic in the world) but the bottom

line for these private Paramedic company there bottom line is money, so

I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I found this one, The

USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over from where

I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness , it

has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of

these 53 Private company's are in big competition with each other for

the Nursing homes and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can

get 6, only 6 Patients with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment

and get some shady Doctor to write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year

you will net 1 million doll

ars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of

course you give a little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient

needed Ambulance transport and of course you buy the Patient a big

screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you pay your basic EMT's not

Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for yourself, the money

comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick as the FBI

and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one opens

with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to

A-Stat and had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I

will sure be glad to get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands

where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the

right move to help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been20noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I

would back everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of

help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already

be moving to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to

intensive therapy. As you all quite rightly point out the other

issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are also indicators towards a

deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice is spot on,

unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the

list is the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could

indicate your partner is thinking about, or has decided on a course of

action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health

professionals the last people we tend to think about looking after are

ourselves,I have seen this in my own profession as well, and it is not

an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.

uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but

people go through those periods from time to time.. However, the list

he is making is very troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a

potential disaster. I saw several other reresponses to your original

post but didn't bother to read them yet as I suspect they are saying

pretty much the same as me....and you know it too already. You just

wanted confirmation from others before you made your move....right. No,

man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff

you and your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to

get some professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain,

social service folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a

career death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work

for. It may be true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS

director and the county manager were very proactive... .to the point of

giving some leave time for free during the "crisis" period and my

county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych available for just this

sort=2

0of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into

it. But whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a

Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP

Things are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make

some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+

years 2 EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him

all the time



>



> on the phone. Now=2

0I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family

man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to

sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on

his death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given

away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking

aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of

hours, no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we

are at the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good,

but when the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk

a lot, but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he

just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



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>



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wner: Ian Sharpe



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To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

From: rambomcwalsh@...

Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:55:18 +0000

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] abermed/capita assessment

















Dear All,



Just wondering if any of you guys have been for a doctors assessment with the

above following companys and if so what did it entail??



Kindest Regards



John





To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

From: wareclinton@...

Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01 -0700

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell 0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:



Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



Ian,



There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.



John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>



Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately



ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.



JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



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Hi there John

Thanks for that - a very helpful site indeed!

Have a great weekend

Cheers

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-----Original Message-----

From: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

[mailto:RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of john walsh

Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 1:00 PM

To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

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  Dear all,







Another rearlly good link ive come across to help with health promotion

it has printable handouts and videos, everything you will need.







http://www.patient.co.uk/







regards







John













To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

From: rambomcwalsh@...

Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:55:18 +0000

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] abermed/capita assessment

















Dear All,



Just wondering if any of you guys have been for a doctors assessment

with the above following companys and if so what did it entail??



Kindest Regards



John





To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

From: wareclinton@...

Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01 -0700

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.



John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell 0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:



Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in

Iraq. The position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR

and if nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic

work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info

regarding working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10

years 911 experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious

organization. I am done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any

places to start or certifications that I should try to obtain to make

myself more marketable if my work experience alone is not sufficient?

Any info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



Ian,



There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent.

However, this one will start as temporary.



John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>



Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately



ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.



JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately

in iraq. Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a

US base outside of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be

able to be issued government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic

placed there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I

will still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know

he might be a bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I

tell this company when they threaten to fire me all the time but do not,

( it not because I am the best medic in the world) but the bottom line

for these private Paramedic company there bottom line is money, so I

tell them "well I was looking for a job when I found this one, The USA

is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over from where I

live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness , it has

53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing

homes and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only

6 Patients with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some

shady Doctor to write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year

you will net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of

course you give a little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient

needed Ambulance transport and of course you buy the Patient a big

screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you pay your basic EMT's not

Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for yourself, the money

comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick as the FBI

and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one opens

with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to

A-Stat and had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I

will sure be glad to get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands

where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right

move to help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I

would back everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of

help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already

be moving to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to

intensive therapy. As you all quite rightly point out the other

issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are also indicators towards a deep

or deepening clinical depression. All the advice is spot on,

unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the

list is the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate

your partner is thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health

professionals the last people we tend to think about looking after are

ourselves,I have seen this in my own profession as well, and it is not

an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people

go through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is

making is very troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential

disaster. I saw several other reresponses to your original post but

didn't bother to read them yet as I suspect they are saying pretty much

the same as me....and you know it too already. You just wanted

confirmation from others before you made your move....right. No, man I'm

not analyzing you...I have been there too with a partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you

and your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to

get some professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain,

social service folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a

career death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work

for. It may be true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS

director and the county manager were very proactive... .to the point of

giving some leave time for free during the "crisis" period and my county

govt. employeer had a fully paid psych available for just this sort of

thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the like....anyone. So, I

know that may not be your situation but look into it. But whatever you

do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



>



>



> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



>



>



>



> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a

Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP

Things are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make

some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+

years 2 EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him

all the time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family

man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep,

He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on

his death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given

away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking

aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of

hours, no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we

are at the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good,

but when the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a

lot, but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he

just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



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From: john walsh <rambomcwalsh@...>

To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 2:59:50 PM

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] health promotion







Dear all,







Another rearlly good link ive come across to help with health promotion it has

printable handouts and videos, everything you will need.







http://www.patient.co.uk/







regards







John













To: remotesupportmedics@yahoogroups.com

From: rambomcwalsh@...

Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:55:18 +0000

Subject: RE: [Remotemedics.co.uk] abermed/capita assessment

















Dear All,



Just wondering if any of you guys have been for a doctors assessment with the

above following companys and if so what did it entail??



Kindest Regards



John





To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

From: wareclinton@...

Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01 -0700

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



From the iPhone of

Clinton Ware

International Remote Paramedic

Aust Cell 0416954366

Alt Cell 0448808544.



On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:



Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



John Quinn

cuinne@...

john.quinn@...

johnmquinnv@...

+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile

+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile

+1 630 747 9081 voicemail

FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.



Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



Ian,



There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.



John Quinn



cuinne@gmail. com



john.quinn@landkom. com



johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



+380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



+420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



+1 630 747 9081 voicemail



FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



-----Original Message-----



From: Ian <itucker@grandecom. net>



Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately



ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.



JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



>



>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



>



>



> Thanks!



>



>



>



> John Quinn



>



> cuinne@gmail. com



>



> john.quinn@landkom. com



>



> johnmquinnv@ medicine. neomailbox. net



>



> +380 673402730 Ukrainian mobile



>



> +420 608 246 032 Czech mobile



>



> +1 630 747 9081 voicemail



>



> FAX: +1 (917) 591-9686



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> -----Original Message-----



>



> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



>



>



>



> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



>



> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>________________________________



>



> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



>



>



>



> Jim



>



>



>



> ============ ========= ========= ========= =



>



> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



>



> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Cc:



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



> Fred,



>



>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



>



>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



>



>



>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



>



> DynCorp Medical



>



> Kabul, Afghanistan



>



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> --- On Thu, 5/7/09, macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:



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> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



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> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



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> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



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> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



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Clinton,



I am sorry, there is nothing open at this time. Thank you for the email and

inquiry.





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-----Original Message-----

From: Clinton Ware <wareclinton@...>



Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 17:00:01

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com<RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.





John, do you have any other jobs anywhere that need to me filled.

I can deploy ASAP for short, long term, locum, or contract.

Thanks



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On 13/05/2009, at 3:04, "JOHN QUINN" <cuinne@...> wrote:







Thank you everyone for your inquiries for the temporary medic work in Iraq. The

position has been filled.



Thank you all so much for your support and know your CVs were sent to HR and if

nothing is open now, you may be contacted at a later time.



Thanks again and have a great day!



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-----Original Message-----

From: Garth Gilmer <sffdparamedic@...>



Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 21:35:57

To: <RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics.co.uk] Seeking info regarding contract medic work.





Hi John, don't know you just taking a shot at getting more info regarding

working as a contract medic. I am in the US. I have about 10 years 911

experience. I also teach ACLS, PALS, PHTLS for a prestigious organization. I am

done working on the "Bus". Can you recommend any places to start or

certifications that I should try to obtain to make myself more marketable if my

work experience alone is not sufficient? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Garth Gilmer



--- On Sun, 5/10/09, JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...> wrote:



From: JOHN QUINN <cuinne@...>

Subject: Re: [Remotemedics.co.uk] temporary work immediately

To: RemoteSupportMedics@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 2:10 PM



































Ian,







There are always possibilities that some jobs will become permanent. However,

this one will start as temporary.











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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 07:18:23



To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] temporary work immediately











ANy chance this will be permanent. I already have a CAC card and am



close by.







JOHN QUINN wrote:



> Hello group,



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>



>



> There is a temporary paramedic position that is available immediately in iraq.

Clinic based, 6, 12 hour days a week that pays well, based on a US base outside

of Baghdad. Need to hold US paramedic license and be able to be issued

government identification (CAC).



>



>



>



> Will last 2 to 3 weeks and is temporary relief for the full time medic placed

there. Please send me your CV or call directly at +420 608246032



>



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> Thanks!



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> -----Original Message-----



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> From: J Queen <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



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> Date: Sat, 9 May 2009 20:39:28



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> To: <RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com>



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> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



>



>



>



> Thanks Jim:



>



> I am going for it, if the company we work for "gives him the sack" I will

still help him out, he has been a good partner, and friend. I know he might be a

bit upset over the matter with the company, but like I tell this company when

they threaten to fire me all the time but do not, ( it not because I am the best

medic in the world) but the bottom line for these private Paramedic company

there bottom line is money, so I tell them "well I was looking for a job when I

found this one, The USA is in bad mess with Private EMS, in the next county over

from where I live but do not work, the county is about the size of Inverness ,

it has 53 Private Ambulance Company's, the reason? you ask, is most of these 53

Private company's are in big competition with each other for the Nursing homes

and taking people to Dialysis's treatment. If you can get 6, only 6 Patients

with CRF and have to go to dialysis's treatment and get some shady Doctor to

write the Patient



>



> requires Ambulance transport to and from there treatment, in 1 year you will

net 1 million dollars. YES!! 1 Million for 6 patients, of course you give a

little kick back to the MD who signed the Patient needed Ambulance transport and

of course you buy the Patient a big screen TV set at Christmas and the rest you

pay your basic EMT's not Paramedics a very low wage and keep the rest for

yourself, the money comes from Medicaid (DSS) and Medicare (DLA), but as quick

as the FBI and State fraud investigator' s shut one company down another one

opens with the same people running it but this time its called something

else.Example A-Star ambulance, they got busted, changed the name to A-Stat and

had it licensed under one of the owners family members. I will sure be glad to

get back to the UK, and back up to the Highlands where my wife is from.



>



> Again Thanks for all your advise and help in helping me make the right move to

help my partner



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



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>________________________________



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> From: Jim Storrar <jim@storrar5. freeserve. co.uk>



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2009 2:52:02 PM



>



> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



>



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>



>



> Hi Fred



>



> Have been noting the response to this line, and as a psych nurse, I would back

everything 100%, sounds like this guy is in definite need of help.



>



> The list is a definite alarm bell. Here in Scotland we would already be moving

to ensure this guy had a place of safety and access to intensive therapy. As you

all quite rightly point out the other issues/symptoms, social and otherwise are

also indicators towards a deep or deepening clinical depression. All the advice

is spot on, unfortunatley you have to act, and get your management involved,

regardless of what you feel might be the consequences. In my view the list is

the definitive indicator of suicidal ideation and could indicate your partner is

thinking about, or has decided on a course of action



>



>



>



> I hope everything works out for the best. sometimes as health professionals

the last people we tend to think about looking after are ourselves,I have seen

this in my own profession as well, and it is not an easy thing to deal with.



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> Jim



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> Message Received: May 07 2009, 03:38 PM



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> From: "William M. Spurgeon"



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> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



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> Cc:



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> Subject: Re: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



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>



> Fred,



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>



>



> Your partner is in dire need of help. The withdrawal is bad but people go

through those periods from time to time.. However, the list he is making is very

troublesome. Put together they seem to equal a potential disaster. I saw several

other reresponses to your original post but didn't bother to read them yet as I

suspect they are saying pretty much the same as me....and you know it too

already. You just wanted confirmation from others before you made your

move....right. No, man I'm not analyzing you...I have been there too with a

partner.



>



>



>



> You already know this is going to be hard. He will probably rebuff you and

your help...



>



> Maybe to the point of a blow up.. Hang in there.... My advise is to get some

professional help lined up through your employeer, chaplain, social service

folks, union?, or anyone else..



>



>



>



> Side note: Yes, your employeer. Some will say that such a thing is a career

death wish for your partner..... your know the people you work for. It may be

true. Were I worked before going overseas, the EMS director and the county

manager were very proactive... .to the point of giving some leave time for free

during the "crisis" period and my county govt. employeer had a fully paid psych

available for just this sort of thing, and not just for the medics, cops and the

like....anyone. So, I know that may not be your situation but look into it. But

whatever you do ......do it quickly



>



>



>



> Best Wishes.



>



>



>



> Mike S.



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>



>



> "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's

limits"...A. Einstein



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>



> Wm. M. (Mike) Spurgeon, NREMT-P



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> DynCorp Medical



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> Kabul, Afghanistan



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> From: macrattas <macrattas@yahoo. co.uk>



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> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Signs Of Suicide



>



> To: RemoteSupportMedics @yahoogroups. com



>



> Date: Thursday, May 7, 2009, 1:44 AM



>



>



>



> Hello:



>



> Just a fast question to run past everyone out there, I have been a Paramedic



>



> since 1979, but have been doing the offshore thing now as an HSSE REP Things

are



>



> kind of slow Offshore,so I went back on the Paramedic Trucks to make some sort



>



> of living. I am worried about my partner, he is a long time Medic 25+ years 2

EX



>



> Wifes and one that seems OK to me but you hear her screaming at him all the

time



>



> on the phone. Now I know this guy is a hard worker and a good family man. But



>



> sometimes he just stares out and says I just wish I could go to sleep, He has



>



> been making up like a list of things , when I used my "Big Nose" to



>



> look what he was writting in his note pad , it was like if he were on his

death



>



> bed putting down who his things are to things of value to be given away to. So



>



> I am kind of worried about him thinking he might just be thinking aobut



>



> "Punching Out" of this life.



>



> And signs more I can look for. he has no instrest just works a lot of hours,

no



>



> hobbies, does not read much, just kind of stares at the wall when we are at

the



>



> station. When we have a call he is excellent and does his job good, but when

the



>



> call is over it back to his list and no saying much, he used to talk a lot,

but



>



> not it seeems I am working with another person in this guys body, he just not



>



> the same as he was before.



>



> Any sugestions would be much Thank Full



>



> Best Regards



>



> Fred



>



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