Uggh...expect to soon be unemployed!

[rebel100]

rebel, check the safety departments at utility companies. Many of them also have an emergency preparedness department. This is especially true up here in New England. It seems we get hit with storm after storm every year.

Good idea. I am willing to relocate for the right job. I spend a lot of time on the EM specific job sites and such. I'm starting to think again about doing my own thing or trying to use the new MBA to transition to something else...but I really don't know what it would be.

When I was working the really sick patients I loved Paramedicine...LOVED IT! But, in truth, I didn't see too many people that really needed my expertise...we always joked that most people really needed a cab ride at best. EM has proven to be a bit unsatisfying as well, always prepping for an event we all hope and pray never happens. The staff, especially nursing, is apathetic to the training at best, and the regulatory requirements are onerous (heck, my job only exists to help ensure compliance...perhaps I've become apathetic too).