Reply To: What Happened With Ezras Nashim In Boro Park On Monday Night?

I don’t understand your point. A city emt sees at least 2000 patients a year. The average Hatzola emt sees (I’m assuming, I don’t have real numbers) between 200-400. Regardless of one’s motivation to help others, which granted Hatzola has more of, how does that translate into proficiency at a job. There is a limit as to what you can learn from books and from others.
Next, regarding your 3-5 second claim, you need to keep in mind that Hatzola members are responding in private cars which are a lot easier to maneuver and drive than city ambulances. Even Hatzola ambulances, with the exception of Queens, are smaller than the FDNY ambulances.
As an aside the number of emergencies where seconds truly count can be counted on 1 hand.