Aside from any apparent god-like attitude, a "paragod" (a.k.a. paramedic) is a pre-hospital care provider who "works the streets", someone who does know their way around an emergency scene, and does know better than to do what this person did.
A physician's assistant is an in-hospital care-provider, who is not necessarily trained and experienced in pre-hospital care, and in working emergency scenes...
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...and at least in this case, seems not to have enough street-sense to know when a noisy, heavy, helicopter is about to land on their car, and then to have enough sense to move said car or get squashed like a bug, not to mention having enough sense to not pass/interrupt emergency scenes by driving through/around them, unless directed to do so by on-scene personnel.
This might be one of those moments when
Bill Engvall might say to the driver "...
here's your sign..."
Personally, I think the driver should be sent to remedial-driving-school, and have a reckless-driving charge against his license, in addition to any charges or fines for failing to obey lawful orders from emergency personnel. Maybe his boss needs to have an orientation session with him to help him understand the difference between in-hospital and pre-hospital qualifications and training. The "move over laws" were probably created because of people like this guy. Since he already admits to a habit/history of this type of driving, maybe he should be restricted to riding mass-transit or taxi-cabs.
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