Any offshore Paramedics on here?

[Texantax]

Have a possible opportunity to go to work offshore as a paramedic and just curious if anybody on here is or knows one and their experiences/opinions.

[SCREAMINREELS]

I know one money's good from what I'm told pretty laid back but comes with paperwork. I've looked into it as well most require rn or medic

[Texantax]

Thanks, anyone else??

[GrapeApe]

Not a lot of action, and you end up helping out doing safety checks in down time. When it goes bad, it goes Really bad though. Usually helps to have some experience suturing and a few other advanced skills.

[Texantax]

Not a lot of action, and you end up helping out doing safety checks in down time. When it goes bad, it goes Really bad though. Usually helps to have some experience suturing and a few other advanced skills.

Who do you work for? Do you prefer working offshore or on the streets??

[Texas Grown]

I think that "KFC82" feller, Frank, was one at one time.




Hi Frank .

[Texas Grown]

I think that "KFC82" feller, Frank, was one at one time.




Hi Frank .

[Texas Grown]

I think that "KFC82" feller, Frank, was one at one time.




Hi Frank .

[jimmyneutrontx]

I thinking of the offshore paramedic thing. I wanna try something different. Looking into fixed wing medical transports too

[Rather_B_Fishin]

Our medic offshore helps out doing paperwork also. There label is medic/clerk for the most part it's a layback job. Dont know what the pay is like sorry I could help there. But I do know that you will either be helping the Forman or lead operator out with paperwork.

[jimmyneutrontx]

Whats the best way to job search offshore paramedic jobs

[Burnadell]

Check with Frank...kfd82. He is your man.

[firemedic2105]

Whats the best way to job search offshore paramedic jobs

It helps to know someone. Have a few friends that do it, most like it and say that it's a pretty laid back job with a lot of down time. A couple others can't stand it because of being gone from their families 14 or 21 days, but they stay with it for the money.

[Texantax]

It helps to know someone. Have a few friends that do it, most like it and say that it's a pretty laid back job with a lot of down time. A couple others can't stand it because of being gone from their families 14 or 21 days, but they stay with it for the money.

This is kinda what I was thinking. I would be on a 28/28 rotation

[firemedic2105]

This is kinda what I was thinking. I would be on a 28/28 rotation

Ya, I've passed on it a couple of times because of the kids. With 3 that are 5 and under, you miss a lot in 4 weeks.