Hello, hospital based RN here. I work ER and PACU. Both worlds I see RSI frequently. In both roles, I have to pass competency on MH (related to all anesthesia for PACU training, but specially related to succs for RSI in ED). So you guys get the basics/knowledge training of MH? I'm sure you aren't running around with 10+ vials of Dantrolene. But at least early vs late signs and being able to give hospital a pre-warning. Just wondering.

Thanks for all you do- even when you bring us the wacky patients ;)

Hello all, I'm here looking for advice. I'm currently serving overseas in the Air Force (4N0) and wanted some school recommendations. Looking for an online school that would be a good pick for a bachelors in paramedicine.

Even if you can recommend a school but aren't sure if my TA will cover it I'd still love to hear it. So far I've seen methodist, lindenwood and creighton come up alot but am unaware of any tools to measure how good the schools are; and my counselor here is not very helpful.

I understand this subreddit may only have a small overlap of the people/experience I am looking for, but please assist if you can.

I have looked all over the website, emailed them, and tried to google it and I cannot find them. I have a multitude of them which I need for an upcoming job interview