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OK, first thing its not "ambulance drivers" It is paramedics and EMT's. We are not glorified cab drivers. Those of you that have had to call 911 for help know this. Firemen and women are there to fight fires. They are certified to handle medical emergencies but they never do. If you needed help would you rather have someone that does nothing but medical work to help you or someone that has virtually no clue as to what they are doing. That is like going to a dentist that only works as a dentist 10 hours a year and works full time as a garbage man the rest of the year. Not a good idea. All I can say is good luck, and pray that no one I know needs medical help if they strike.