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11-16-2012, 11:32 AM
steven9d3

does anyone remember the number of people from EMS that were already DQ due to the age i looked for it in previous pages but couldn't find it
11-16-2012, 12:15 PM
WTRBG

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Originally Posted by Manhattan Medic

Checked my mail on the way to work tonight. CPAT notice came:cool:

First run is 12/1.

EDIT: just read through the last couple pages... congrats dude!
11-16-2012, 12:20 PM
River6019

Second circuit court is taking forever to rule on this case. Wonder if that bodes good or ill for us?
11-16-2012, 12:44 PM
Manhattan Medic

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Originally Posted by steven9d3

does anyone remember the number of people from EMS that were already DQ due to the age i looked for it in previous pages but couldn't find it

If a concrete # has ever been produced I've never seen it. I wouldn't be surprised if it's 50-100, but that's just a guess.

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Originally Posted by River6019

Second circuit court is taking forever to rule on this case. Wonder if that bodes good or ill for us?

Probably just them being slow/busy with a lot of work?
11-16-2012, 03:03 PM
Rush2000

The Chief Newspaper just posted this on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/TheChiefLeader
11-16-2012, 03:30 PM
knicksh2o

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Originally Posted by Rush2000

The Chief Newspaper just posted this on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/TheChiefLeader

Remember the first dark knight movie when the Judge opens an evelope and her car blows up. Damn if only movies were real.
11-16-2012, 03:31 PM
fuoco83

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Originally Posted by FdnytolifeE293

fuoco83, I think that a couple of notarized letters and sworn statements should be sufficient enough to prove that you were living within the five boros for that one month; moreover, providing that you have more than enough documents to prove it at their request. I know many will disagree with me, but I can't see one person getting disqualified just for not being able to produce one months worth of residency proof. What's your list number around if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks for this. IDK, I guess i'll just have to wait and see. I've been a continuous resident of NYC since July 2011 and I have honesty on my side, so I'll just have to see how it develops. My list number is <350.

Does anyone know where the CPAT training classes are held?
11-16-2012, 03:34 PM
steven9d3

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Originally Posted by fuoco83

Thanks for this. IDK, I guess i'll just have to wait and see. I've been a continuous resident of NYC since July 2011 and I have honesty on my side, so I'll just have to see how it develops. My list number is between 300 and 350.

Does anyone know where the CPAT training classes are held?

I don't know if there going to give it to you since you weren't there on the 1st but who knows and you scored high enough to get called without those 5 points but will take a lot longer
11-16-2012, 03:37 PM
River6019

When the second circuit court puts him in his place I'm throwing a party at the beer garden. You are all invited haha.
11-16-2012, 03:43 PM
J0hnnyb0y

cliffnotes, please?

facebook is blocked at work
11-16-2012, 04:29 PM
Manhattan Medic

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Originally Posted by fuoco83

Thanks for this. IDK, I guess i'll just have to wait and see. I've been a continuous resident of NYC since July 2011 and I have honesty on my side, so I'll just have to see how it develops. My list number is between 300 and 350.

Does anyone know where the CPAT training classes are held?

The Fire Academy
11-16-2012, 06:17 PM
bensonhurstlovesme

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Originally Posted by J0hnnyb0y

i see where you're coming from, but the medical questionnaire asks about any broken bones or head injuries, and lying will surely disqualify me. i just don't see how i can avoid facing the music with this. it is a broken bone just like anything else, and will heal, but the stigma that comes with brain injury is what's got me really worried. i know what you mean though-thanks.

They dont know anything about your medical history, thats why your filling out the questionaire. They have NO ACESS to your medical history. insurance companies are scared of lawsuits and would NEVER release that. So unless you have a scar on your head, the only way for them to know is you telling them. And if you tell them about a head injury i bet you 15$ they DQ YOU. so what i would say is i bet you forgot about that head shot because you got hit in the head. but remember, always tell the truth. ;)
11-16-2012, 08:00 PM
BrooklynBorn

Im happy you guys don't have to shell out money for lasik. I just hope is doesn't change the ratio much.
11-17-2012, 08:35 AM
BigGriffC12

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Originally Posted by bensonhurstlovesme

They dont know anything about your medical history, thats why your filling out the questionaire. They have NO ACESS to your medical history. insurance companies are scared of lawsuits and would NEVER release that. So unless you have a scar on your head, the only way for them to know is you telling them. And if you tell them about a head injury i bet you 15$ they DQ YOU. so what i would say is i bet you forgot about that head shot because you got hit in the head. but remember, always tell the truth. ;)

I guess I should drop out of the process because I had my face practically blown off by an IED...
11-17-2012, 09:30 AM
J0hnnyb0y

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Originally Posted by BigGriffC12

I guess I should drop out of the process because I had my face practically blown off by an IED...

it's tough to detect sarcasm on a web forum but, you're not serious are you? not about your wounds, but about dropping out? how severe is your injury?
11-17-2012, 09:55 AM
BigGriffC12

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Originally Posted by J0hnnyb0y

it's tough to detect sarcasm on a web forum but, you're not serious are you? not about your wounds, but about dropping out? how severe is your injury?

IED blast 23 November 2006 ( thanksgiving) 1150 hrs. Shrapnel penetrated the ballistic glass and practically removed my nose from my face. Had I not been wearing eye protection I would be blind in both eyes. 6 hours of reconstructive surgery. Although I had no brain damage, I am recieving compensation from dept of veterans affairs for traumatic brain injury. I function normally, no headaches, I don't see stars..etc. I figure bc I may have had a mild concussion and with TBI being a big deal from the increase in IED attacks they just told me I had it. But there is scars on my face. , and I can't deny it happened.
11-17-2012, 09:58 AM
BigGriffC12

And I was being sarcastic.. People shouldn't be on here saying they will DQ you for whatever. It's the doctors discretion.. I'm not going to drop out or nothing, just tired of the attitude from some people.
11-17-2012, 10:07 AM
J0hnnyb0y

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Originally Posted by BigGriffC12

IED blast 23 November 2006 ( thanksgiving) 1150 hrs. Shrapnel penetrated the ballistic glass and practically removed my nose from my face. Had I not been wearing eye protection I would be blind in both eyes. 6 hours of reconstructive surgery. Although I had no brain damage, I am recieving compensation from dept of veterans affairs for traumatic brain injury. I function normally, no headaches, I don't see stars..etc. I figure bc I may have had a mild concussion and with TBI being a big deal from the increase in IED attacks they just told me I had it. But there is scars on my face. , and I can't deny it happened.

that's crazy. thank you for serving.

the way i always thought it was, is that if the FDNY physician's find that you are suitable for the nature of the work and nothing about your injury/wound will slow you down, that you are okay to work. i'm far from an expert which is why i came here to ask the question in the first place. anyway, i hope you have no problems getting on, cheers.
11-17-2012, 10:48 AM
kd44

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Originally Posted by bensonhurstlovesme

They dont know anything about your medical history, thats why your filling out the questionaire. They have NO ACESS to your medical history. insurance companies are scared of lawsuits and would NEVER release that. So unless you have a scar on your head, the only way for them to know is you telling them. And if you tell them about a head injury i bet you 15$ they DQ YOU. so what i would say is i bet you forgot about that head shot because you got hit in the head. but remember, always tell the truth. ;)

I thought i remembered reading somewhere on the forum that they make you sign a form allowing them to have access to your medical records?
11-17-2012, 11:05 AM
Manhattan Medic

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Originally Posted by BigGriffC12

And I was being sarcastic.. People shouldn't be on here saying they will DQ you for whatever. It's the doctors discretion.. I'm not going to drop out or nothing, just tired of the attitude from some people.

YUP. Also bensonhurstlovesme (per post history) has only done the medical... for EMS. He is correct in that they don't magically get copies of your medical records from your doctors, with some conditions they could figure it out without you saying anything to them. Also for any of you guys who are planning on joining EMS and then taking the next promotion, they will dig up your medical forms from when you applied to EMS, and they also review your sick leave usage and any instances of LODI (line of duty injury). So if you disclose something big when you get on EMS you will have to disclose it again for fire. If you use LODI to take 6 months off because of a "knee problem" they are going to be taking a close look at your knee.

For you BigGriff, you know you'll obviously have to talk about that injury, but the department loves veterans and will certainly give you a fair shot. The MD that seems to be doing most of (or all?) the FF medicals is a vet of some sort, and I could also see him going out of his way to help. From what you've said the 2 questions I would have would be 1. Was there any actual brain injury? 2. Was there any lasting damage/deformities to your facial structure that would make getting a mask seal impossible? If the answers are no then I don't see why it would hold you back.

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