Re: Paramedics in the ER

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That State Law does not forbid paramedics to practice their skills in the

ER. It states that a Nurse cannot deligate those skills. The Physician can

give you a direct order or written protocol, and you can do what ever he

tells you. It is on his Liscence then. We have been working in the ER for

a long time here at Nacogdoches Memorial, however it is under Ohysician

supervision, not the nurse's.

K. , EMT-P

Nacogdoches County EMS

medic3614@... wrote:

> medic361-@... wrote: There are state laws that don't allow

> medics to act in their field capacity inside the hospital. I worked in

> JPS intensive care unit and was occasionally allowed to do IV's.

> Forget intubation. I was told that there is a state nursing law that

> states that paramedics and others ( ie cna's, emt- b, etc...) are non

> certified personell

>

> original article:/group//?start=6275

> > All Saints will hire a medic, but you cannot use your skills. Only

> thing that you can do is draw blood.

> >

> > Most all of the Hospitals hire medic, as well as Parkland,

> Presby, Methodist, St ph, Baylor-Dallas, Garland, Irving and

> Grapevine. Denton hospital.

> > [texasems-L] Paramedics in the ER

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> >

> >

> > Hey everybody....

> >

> > Can I get the name of some hospitals that allow paramedics to

> work in the ER. These ERs must allow the Paramedic to due their

> advance skills. If anyone knows of such a place, please e-mail me with

> the name of the hospital and location.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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