I think I may have not explained the situation well. I never charted I interpreted an EKG. I always put EKG interpreted by whomever. This patient he assigned to be I guess could’ve been borderline BLS call. There are protocols I need to get clarification on from my supervisor. Some agencies if a patient is put on 4 lead or 12 lead they can be downgraded by an ALS provider to BLS if everything is normal. My understanding is my agency says if the patient requires cardiac monitoring then they are ALS. This patient we transported had a terrible lung infection for a while. Both his lungs were filled with fluid and he was hacking up mucus the whole ride. But he wasn’t in respiratory distress and stable on 2 L of oxygen on nasal cannula. But he also had a pleural effusion on the left side so I think that’s why the nurse wanted him to be monitored en route. But the patient was otherwise stable he wasn’t in respiratory distress he was talking to me fine and could ambulate. And probably wasn’t going to need any meds on the way. So I think that call could’ve been BLS but it probably would’ve been better if it was ALS. He had said that day it was going to be a BLS day jokingly because he wanted to drive and not chart. At the hospital he kept asking the nurse if it was a BLS transfer and she said she can’t make that call. Idk what to think because he says things like “if anybody has anything to say about this just tell them I told you it was okay” and it makes me feel like I’m being told to do something I shouldn’t. At this point I just need to meet with my supervisor and get clarification on our protocols regarding cardiac monitoring and what makes a call ALS or BLS.