Milwaukee Woman’s Death Draws Attention to Ambulance Diversions
January 24, 2019
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel looks at hospital diversions in 25 largest cities in the U.S.
Tackling the education disparity across national EMS associations
January 24, 2019
Our co-hosts sit down with NAEMSE Board of Directors member Leaugeay Barnes to discuss the differences in education requirements across the industry
Online ‘EMT Specialization’ course could be industry game-changer
January 24, 2019
New online EMT training provides an option for rural EMT candidates, those looking to learn more about emergency medicine
Coursera online ‘EMT Specialization’ course could be industry game-changer
January 24, 2019
New online EMT training provides an option for rural EMT candidates, those looking to learn more about emergency medicine
NSC releases responder resources for ‘fourth generation agent’ incidents
January 23, 2019
The National Security Council developed resources to help first responders prepare for and respond to a fourth generation agent incident
NAEMT releases guide on effective EMS wellness programs
January 23, 2019
The guide was developed to help EMS agencies create programs that help EMS providers maintain their physical, mental and emotional well-being
NAEMT releases guide on effective EMS wellness programs
January 23, 2019
The guide was developed to help EMS agencies create programs that help EMS providers maintain their physical, mental and emotional well-being
Video highlights why Cleveland EMS providers feel unsafe on calls
January 23, 2019
Police body cam footage shows a naked man disrupting traffic and EMS providers telling police the same man had assaulted a paramedic
Seattle to pay $65.75M to ambulance crash victim
January 23, 2019
The city of Seattle agreed to pay $65.75 million to the family of Brooke Taylor, marking the largest individual personal injury settlement in the city’s history
FDNY High School grad becomes first alumnus to become paramedic
January 23, 2019
Denzel Adonis, a graduate of FDNY High School class of 2011, was one of 50 paramedics who walked across the stage after a seven-year journey to fulfill his dream