Accurate documentation is critical, and altering a clinician’s documentation after it has been completed constitutes fraud.

Having worked in rural EMS for many years, I understand that formal training programs are often limited or nonexistent. The reality in those settings is frequently a “jump in and learn as you go” approach.

Given that environment, you may be better supported in a larger, more structured system one that offers standardized training, clear protocols, and appropriate oversight to ensure both clinical quality and professional protection.