Be willing to speak up. Sometimes you might be the only person to notice something important.
We need resiliency in this field. We are all still learning, so stand up and advocate for your patient.
Regardless of your level of care, you need to advocate for your patient.
The hierarchy is largely in your mind. Don’t be afraid to approach someone with a perceived higher status than your own.
Take ownership over patient care
Confidence varies in how long it takes to develop
Be willing to be uncomfortable, it is how you will continue to learn
Be willing to make mistakes
EMS to in-hospital care can be a steep learning curve even as an EMT
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