Paramedic Ambulance Tour ⎮New 2019!⎮
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- Our department recently bought three new state of the art ambulances equipped with Stryker Power Load cots, Ferno iNTRAXX, and a complement of advanced medical equipment. This weeks video is a full tour of our new Freightliner ALS ambulance.
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Paramedics deserve more money for sure.
Everyone in EMS does.
They start at 72 in my town and work 24/72
@@CHITOWN8072 where are you from?
@@Sharberboy Chicago.
@Provocateur we also save police officers armed forces members and law abiding Americans.
Jesus, this makes me feel like i work from an horse drawn carriage with leeches. This is super awesome dude
leeches 😂😂
Agree lol
benefits of a hospital based EMS system, you get all the latest goodies because hospitals have that which is "in short supply" in ems. MONEY.
i have never been more jealous of another agency rigs then right now
@@PrepMedic If only I lived closer
Don’t be
But those Crestlines are so small. How can anybody work a code in the back of those.
Why would you want to bring a code inside of your ambulance anyway?
For real
i love the layout of the ambulance, it’s so simple, paramedics or EMTS don’t have to waste time trying to find something, it’s literally every where you don’t have to waste time!
“This is a thoroughly underwhelming cabinet” 😂😂 treating for shock is no joke!
Mark Soliman lol I scrolled past this comment as soon as he said it
It makes me so happy to see ambulances that are safety forward and not overstocked with equipment! Overstocking can damage packaging rendering it unusable and it often goes out of date before you get to use it
They're very similar to UK ambulances but moreso German ones. I wouldn't describe an ambulance is looking more "European" because we have so many different ambulances across Europe.
Can I suggest you look at some Scandinavian ambulances? Lots of small models but are kitted out the same way as yours.
Well I guess he meant it's more European looking due to the fact that it is based on a mercedes Sprinter (which the majority of ambulances in European countries are) as opposed to an US' car brand like they were previously (chevy/ford).
He's obviously making a comparison to US standard vehicles, so of course it's more 'European looking!'
@@heli-crewhgs5285 fock ja
@@mlx39996 In my country the only F550 customer I know currently is our army, who had them fitted out as combat ambulances (non-combat ones are Sprinters though)
@@lzh4950 what country is that?
N O I C E. This video makes me feel like a 6 year old child with a paramedic coming to an elementary school for career day.
Grammar Nazi 😭😭
Ja
I like how the KED is just placed in the "never touch" cabinet🙃
Remember the days when this thing was used in almost every car crash? (At least where I live)
yes. also to swing new people around
Nice rig. Very different from my time in EMS. I was a street paramedic from 1978 to 2009ish. I'm still certified but teach at a medical simulation lab in Orlando now. This is my first look at a modern ambulance, stocked, and in service in several years. Boy, how things have changed. I think I'm in love. Kudos to you and this generation of paramedics.
"Stair chairs have treads for going up and down stairs..."
Hah, you've never had to use ours before. Made circa 1980, lol.
360Vestige ferno?
@@keegangidley2071 : Yep, old school Fernos.
@@360Vestige Any stair chair that has no threads is a pain in the ass for a responder, especially the one thats behind the patient
@@mioszwilczewski3362 : That was never disputed...
So sorry for you’re disadvantaged @360Vestige
Very good looking, looks much like one of the vehicles over the pond here in the UK minus the livery!
I work for st john ambulance wales looks just the the NHS ambo's
mr sja I thought it was UK lmao, didn’t realise this was a US video
@@dl5fse990 😂you know now😂
@@markjohnleejames7925 yes over here (South East Region) our SJA vehicles look very different on the outside but very similar inside
They look like it but the cab itself isn’t the same. Ours are much larger and more specialised still.
This is a nice truck. I saw one demoed at the Road Rescue booth at a conference and was really intrigued by the mounting system. It's nice to be able to move stuff for the crew members preferences. The power load system for the stretcher is great, here in JoCo NC we have them on all of our main trucks and I can tell you it is a big difference from the old 2 man stretchers back in the day. I just got my state certification for EMT last week and look forward to riding the truck in the near future!
Hi sir, im one of the Indonesian Red Cross paramedic volunteer. You have such a great ambulance there. Have a nice day sir, stay safe.
How is it over there? I didn't know Rdd Cross ran medics. NY medic 16 years here
Thanks for your service paramedics
this will be my second year being a lifeguard and I am always fascinated by this stuff!
Very cool tour, thanks for showing the world! It's amazing how much stuff and technology is put into a modern ambulance.
Such a cool bus! Very sleek, organized, and advanced! Thanks for sharing, Sir.
I absolutely love this rig. My only experience was an old Ford E-350 I drove in my para-transit days.
Very impressive ALS unit. I really like how minimalist you are, it only makes sense. Thanks for tour.
Very nice! Very organized - that's extremely important! I love the way you can easily access things. Hospital on wheels for sure! 😊
Love the ambulance! Looks really clean and professional. I have just begun my journey in EMS. I just got approved to join my local ems in my area. I have already watched your new to ems tips, tricks, and advice and was very informative. Love your channel and Stay Safe.
What a lucky guy, thats really awesome
Wow. Ok our Ambos need a serious redesign. That is squared away! Outstanding!
That's one beautiful rig! I love how it's set up!!!
Ah taking notes from our sexy ambulance models in Europe
So long as we don't need to get those leprechaun suits😜😂
PrepMedic Why? Do you have a problem with our Uniforms?
Knalltüte duh looks a little goofy to be honest 😂
green is great, our colour of compassions and professionalism different from any other emergency service!! i love it!
@@wozza1136Is it any other country than UK and Ireland using green for paramedics in Europe? Because in Switzerland they are usually in dark blue with yellow and reflectiv details, in France they are in white, in Germany it's dark blue and orange, in Italy it is light blue and yellow, in Spain it's red, etc...
As a medical student going into emergency medicine and former EMT, I love your videos!
The thing I like most is the flashing lights installed on the vehicle!
I am very Impressed with your ability to teach so clearly about various parts of your daily duties. Weather they be A.L.S. or B.L.S., or just introducing newer options of patient care and improvements in your transport vehicles. You speak with clear authority and a terrific understanding of patient care and your knowledge base is excellent you also seem very comfortable in teaching. I wish all of you the very best in your futures. I have been involved in Emergency Medicine for 49 years now and ALL OF US HAVE COME A LONG WAY FROM THE START SO MANY YEARS AGO !!! Gob Bless You All ... Dr. Kent L. Gilpin Miami Dade First Responders Group. Miami fl..
Just watched the full video and am blown away. Awesome
Well done Sam. Thank you for the review, we are honored to be working with you guys.
love this video! im a paramedic in the uk. all of our ambos are kitted to ALS standards, including medications, but some of those are contained in a lock box with keys only paramedics have, we moved away from external doors in favour of more treatment space, but we have a lot more overhead cabinets now. so we carry alot of spare equipment as when we book on its common for us to do 6-7 jobs before mandatory breaks, and then sometimes 4 more after. all within a 12 hour shift. id love to arrange a paramedic US-UK visit each of us detailing the visits on seperate videos etc
Ah, Freightliner! Good choice! We run the Mercedes variant here in Niagara, Canada! Awesome rig!
Hey man! Great video! Currently doing my EMT course at the moment, your videos are great help for learning. Keep up the good work!
As a Paramedic myself..i so jealous with the equipment and vehicle u has there..so well equipped.. What u has there is just like a moving Red Zone in our place..
Congrats, beautiful, amazing ambulance, top!
This ambulance is a lot nicer than the old one that you had. I like the LED lighting inside the cabinets and shelves it has a very clean look. The holding stuff along the walls are titer . It doesn't allow things to slide around
Damn, this Bus is awsome. I wish here in Puerto Rico we had this type of ambulances. As a paramedic i would be so happy with that equipment and ambulace/ambulance configuraton down here. We really dont use all that techq stuff, are equipment is really basic and kinda old school u know regular equipment, we dont have a Lucas just good all reliable back and that stair chair, we use the old one powered by back and legs. Hope one day they have it here or that I get to use this equipment.
You just changed my life's path
Now THIS is an ambulance. We needed this years ago but one of the reasons manufacturers didn't design it is because many rural systems have extended transports and demanded huge amounts of storage and room for a second litter patient and rescue gear. The mfrs. didn't want to sell several different designs so the Rurals won out and we all had to suffer with a huge box. Glad to see some manufacturers are taking a chance and I hope that services see the benefit of this type of unit so the mfrs. see profit in making them. Great video too.
Your "dead mans bag' is the same bag we have on our engines. I work out of a BLS ambulance only county with medics in intercept cars. All in all this is an awesome set up
A good presentation. The medic is articulate & spared us the usual sales pitch. The rig is so thoughtfully & economically laid out. It looks too small for "present-day Americans" but since there are few compartments forward, there's plenty of interior space but using the wall-mounted Ferno packs. I am a fan of Zoll equipment because it is simple, durable & long-lasting. This ambo optimizes the principle of KISS: Keep It Simple & Safe.
Greetings from Germany. It’s a nice ambulance!
I've been inside more ambulances than all of you combined. That said, I dont know spit about being a paramedic I just build the boxes. Always fun to see them completed, keep up the good work!
*Thanks for the tour!*
*It does look a lot like a European ambulance with pretty much the same gear inside.*
*More EMS and fire depts. are provided with ballistic protection (vests and a helmets) in Europe as well.*
Thank you very much for this great overview! I'm a paramedic from Germany. It's very interesting to compare the Trucks.
Wäre schon einen LUCAS im RTW zu haben oder? xD
These look really similar to our London Ambulance Mercedes Trucks but instead your one is shortned and it has better machinery inside of it, really cool.
Great video! Keep up the good work! We are very proud of you.
Nice looking ambulance. I gotta say, I'm impressed by the setup/layout, definitely a lot of thought put into it. Also, jealous of your scope of practice. From what I can tell as a viewer, you have a very progressive EMS system.
Except for surgical crics. Haha
FYI - IV nitroglycerin should not be exposed to prolonged light per the package insert. You may consider a brown light-protected bag or turning off the light.
i love the life pack its so easy to use
Very nice, new ambulances!
Absolutely stunning and congats,Plus keep up the good work
That's beautiful ambulance thanks for sharing
Can’t wait for the safelife defense vest review! I got mine this past week (private security) and so far, so good!
When you’re done reviewing that vest, check out the Bothell Carrier from Atlas Consulting Group. It’s what I wear on duty and it’s the best LBV I’ve ever had.
Im a German Paramedic/ Firemen and we carry double of all the medical Equipment
+ light rescue tools in our Ambulances ("Rettungswagen" in german)
that would be new to me that we double carry all of the equipment on German ambulances. There are multiple things which are on the ambulance only once
no, we don't
I was taught a little german, and i learned that Krankenwagen meant ambulance. Is there a difference, or am i just wrong?
OMG I love this ambulance so much in fact throughout my whole life I loved ambulances you want, my grandpa Hartness is a paramedic for the Pulaski County ambulance District, keep up the great vids
You guys are getting these awesome ambulances and ambulances in my country are early 2000s cargo vans with a stretcher
Fantastic video as always, Sam. That's a pretty swanky rig you got there!
Great vid, dude. Very interesting. Thank you for your service to our country. Hooyah
Very nice response vehicle had a complete equipments. Love to work as a paramedic, sooooon!..😁
This is really good and very organized
Wow love this so much! I’m a medic and wish our units looked like that!
Very well equipped medic.
Really great dude 👌🏾👌🏾
Oooh that's stretcher I can only dream of that
We have the same bag. I love it.
I love the new ambulance
I was waiting for this video, thank you! :P Great content :)
Thanks for vid, very informative and presented well.
Proof that sprinters are good rigs of they're specd properly. Although this is a type 3, type 2s arent bad if done right too. All comes down to specing
Very complete and detailed video, thanks for sharing.
Awesome ambulance
Beautiful lights
That one was nice!
Looks awesome!
Pretty nice to see, how your ambulance looks like. After watching this video, I think EMS-Providers should compare there vehicles more often. I live and Work in Germany, and it is interesting to see the differences and similarities.
Interesting to see how similar the equipment is to ours in the U.K. yet the way it’s laid out in the ambo is different! Great video as usual!
These will make a great platform for an RV conversion when they get bought at auction in 5-10 years.
Nice Rig I do like Crestlines' but they look so small to do patient care in the back. We use Osage Boxes I like them, with a 2016 Ford E450 chassis. One tip about the LUCAS if you are using it and if you call out Aircare you can leave the board under the patient and just swap the device those boards are interchangeable.
Sam, you need to upload more often. I really like your content, I already watched all your videos, some multiple times. This channel is gonna blow up way more and fast! Greetings from germany :)
Holy Christ........ now THAT'S a nicely set up bus!
A privately-owned service that I worked for while I was in school (the first time) was the among the first services to put the Freightliners in service. This was over a decade ago, so the novelty was a huge factor in why I initially liked these trucks. Prior to the popularization of adding boxes to that chassis, I got a little aggravated with the Freightliner variant because they were SO darn narrow! I wore size 14 uniform boots, so without sitting sideways or in what I refer to as the "I don't feel like interacting with my pt. seat" or the captain's seat, the toes of my boots would get scuffed up every single shift! The proximity of needed supplies was an advantage in my case. With the box, though, it seems like you've got plenty of room to work and have an extra set of hands if needed. Nice truck.
Yes, 90% of it involves the monitor, some O2, that ever so critical dose of lifesaving normal saline @KVO. The 10% that is blood, guts, the smell of blood, engine coolant, air bag and alcohol, burnt flesh, and bullets... That's the part that will mess you up if you let it. It got me. When I'm done with my Master's degree, I'm going to do a web series on burnout prevention and gain reference material about PTSD to use in my dissertation which will be about fire/EMS induced PTSD.
*YES!* Thanks for this, badass!
I really like the set up of that unit. I Work for a company that covers parts of Tennessee and Georgia. Tn has some really weird rules about sealing cabinets so I'm not sure how this would work for us. Now about not carrying LSBs I know that we don't "board" pts nearly as often as we used too. But I like to use them some for extircation and CPR. So I would miss them.... some.
Beautiful! 😍
Great design and great video. The ambulance looks pretty good.
I still love the old E450 Lifeline mod
Wow this is amazing I wish our ambulances were like this!! Lol
sweet system, be safe Colorado Medic
The nebulizer was my life saver as a kid many times and not just in context but literally saved my life multiple times even at home we had to get one prescribed same with the medication because I had anaphylactic croup that would happen really bad at completely random times even In the night thankfully it's under control now without medication but I did need a nebulizer at home and my mom was trained on how to do it I was going to the hospital so often that I was prescribed a nebulizer for home sometimes depending on how bad the flare up was I either was allowed to go back to sleep or it was to the ER we go. I don't remember much of it I just know it happened because I still have some or the tubing and some masks that I use on my dolls when I play with my younger sister the nebulizer has since gone to my mom's father he of course got his own mouth piece or mask however you want to say it and the medication but the machine itself went to him since he needed it. I'm thankful to still be here even as an older teen and thankful to all first responders even if I never have contact with that particular one I've been helped by a cop and paramedic but never a firefighter so far I probably will at some point in my life need a firefighter but hey let's give a round of applause to our first responders and if you ever see one who isn't busy saving a life a simple thanks does more then enough to brighten their day even a little. SO THANK YOU FIRST RESPONDERS FOR BEING THERE TO HELP WHEN CALLED UPON you have my sincere thanks
Damn looks good. At my company we got sprinters. But love the layout of these 💪🏽
similr size to the UK one but in UK we have less stuff inside and we dont have those clever doors you can open form the out side to get equipment out
Love the video sam!
Canadian Quality! Love Crestline Ambulances!
Hey man just want to say I love your videos and I watch your videos to help with me medical experience I am a volunteer firefighter/ paramedic on Kellogg Iowa
Hi. I love your videos, I'm EMT in Spain, you could take a tour of your station. Thank you and keep it up Sam. Greetings from Spain.
12:00 - 10 leads - 4 limb leads (I, II, III, aVR, aVL, and aVF) - bipolar and unipolar, and 6 chest leads (V1-V6) - precordial. For monitoring, the limb leads are only used (lead II usually shown on the patient monitor).
Great truck.
Great video and super nice truck..you must be happy to work out f a nice platform like that..Kudos!!
Very well set up. Imagine doing that much planning on a full sized unit.. the space it would open.