Husbands going to the US soon and they've been told that they need to organise health insurance for when theyre out there, but not travel insurance? We cant figure out what they actually mean, the only health cover we can find you need a US home address, everything else is just normal travel insurance. His CoC are useless and none of the other lads seem to know either, anyone had to do this before?
Im under rtc titration with care adhd and my GP has accepted shared care. However im likely to move in the next year or so, and judging by the general climate i feel like which ever my new GP would be, theres a high chance they wont accept shared care.
Do I then have to go back to care adhd to request it through them? Has anyone had this before?
I was injured at the end of last year and unfortunately still have complications preventing me from returning me to front line work, so I'm on alternative duties.
I was supposed to start my paramedic apprenticeship in summer but im now considering the very real possibility that this will be pushed back until next year or in an absolute worse case scenario, not possible at all (which would be devastating) so I'm trying to think what else might make me useful to keep working for the trust somehow. Ive looked into qualifying as a driving instructor as I believe this is a requirement for driver training. I might look into some teaching qualifications as well but I'm in a bit of a precarious position, not being a qualified paramedic, so I'm just wondering if anyone else has been in a similar situation or has any advice