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The biggest difference from German EMS to what you know in the US is, we always send an ER Doc to the scene once there is a danger for life. Either by a ER Docs car with EMT as a driver additional to the ALS ambulance:Militaryration_guy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:30 am(...) typically the first unit on scene makes the request for air evac
The closest thing we can send to a MVA (motor vehicle accident) is a Critical Care Paramedic which can either be a ground paramedic or a flight paramedic via helicopter, the company that my department calls on wrecks for air evac has 5 helicopters in the areahousil wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 2:06 pmThe biggest difference from German EMS to what you know in the US is, we always send an ER Doc to the scene once there is a danger for life. Either by a ER Docs car with EMT as a driver additional to the ALS ambulance:Militaryration_guy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:30 am(...) typically the first unit on scene makes the request for air evac
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or by helicopter. We have +70 helicopter all over the country, every 50km (~35miles) is a helicopter with flight paramedic and an ER Doc.