Maine healthcare workers fear staff exits due to vaccine mandate
There is increased worry among behavioral health agencies and paramedics that the vaccine mandate will add to long-standing staffing shortage
There is increased worry among behavioral health agencies and paramedics that the vaccine mandate will add to long-standing staffing shortage
Community members and first responders held a prayer vigil for Paramedic Richard McKinney, who was placed on a ventilator this week
Robert Ramsey, 78, collapsed on June 19 and was revived by Elections Surveyor Michael Arvanites who started CPR
In Santa Ana, City Manager Kristine Ridge announced this week plans to mandate vaccines against COVID-19, except for city employees who request to be exempted for health or religious reasons
Glynn County Fire Chief R.K. Jordan said the call volume is about 23 percent above normal so far in August, a month that has seen a rise locally, statewide and nationally in COVID-19…
NASA Security Specialist and former Firefighter/EMT Dr. Candice McDonald offers a rapid overview to what EMS volunteers need from their agency, and no, it’s not money
Key takeaways and memorable moments from the Pinnacle EMS Leadership Forum
Learn the results of the recent EMS1 survey on provider fatigue, as well as ongoing research into fatigue and strategies to both prevent and manage it
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