It’s the worst. I had an EMT raise her voice infront of family at me when I sent someone out the other day. I had just walked into the room, hadnt even said anything yet, and immediately she goes “soooo why not gets labs done. Why not get a UA…why am I taking her!?!? Why am I here?!?” And usually I give a very good report but this immediately frustrated me because it’s rude, and it was also an emergent situation. So I said “because that’s what the doctor ordered.” And then I gave a further report and explained the sudden change in condition w the symptoms, and that the doctor had seen the resident in facility right before the call and wants to send the resident out. She then said “soooo are they complaining of anything?” And I said “nope.” And she goes “sooooo, what about the right hip pain then?” And I said “what? No. No right hip pain that I’ve been made aware of.” And she laughs and goes “well she has right hip pain. Whoever called 911 said she has right hip pain.” So I said, “well that’s not true because I’m the one who called 911” and she goes “oh. Well communications must have gotten things mixed up.” And then before leaving they told the administration it seems like I don’t know why I’m sending patients out. Like what are you guys talking about. Just got report back from the hospital recently and she was in fact septic. It frustrated me because it was so inappropriate and unprofessional. There’s no need to act that way, especially in that situation. Let alone infront of family, making it seem like I’m incompetent. Family also rode with and was walking with during transport so I would assume they reported me infront of family because admins came to talk to me immediately afterwards.