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Calif. sisters, 15 and 17, use skills learned at FD camp to aid crash victims
Ashely Roa, 15, and Stephanie Roa, 17, were presented Certificates of Heroism, the highest recognition for civilians presented by the Orange County…
Kan. bill would provide hourly hazard pay for first responders
The temporary raises would be paid for through federal relief funds and apply to both public and private sector employees
San Diego fire chief urges switch to new ambulance provider
A long-awaited vote to decide whether the city will switch from American Medical Response to Falck is scheduled for Tuesday
2 crewmembers injured in private ambulance crash in Chicago
The Elite Ambulance rig was flipped on its side in the collision
From public safety to print: Jennifer Murphy shares the inspiration behind her EMS memoir
Listen as author Jennifer Murphy recounts her time on the streets of New York City during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic…
Sponsors of treatment-in-place legislation named NAEMT EMS Legislators of the Year
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto and Rep. Cynthia Axne introduced legislation into the American Rescue Plan
Former Tenn. paramedic accused of on-duty sexual assault
William Russ, 58, was indicted this week on two counts of sexual battery and two counts of false imprisonment
Integrating student interns into your community paramedicine program
Teaming up with local colleges can bring your community paramedicine program expert assistance today while paving the way for progress tomorrow
New dates, location announced for National EMS Weekend of Honor
The Weekend of Honor, which was previously canceled due to COVID-19, will now be held July 23-25 in Arlington, Va.
All Utah EMS agencies to get access to pediatric resuscitation toolkit
Pediatric emergency technology company Handtevy partnered with the state to roll out its resuscitation system and education courses
How to buy FirstNet devices (eBook)
Download this EMS1 FirstNet devices buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation
‘EMS Counts Act’ reintroduced in Congress
The bill aims to improve the collection of data regarding first responders, especially firefighters and EMS personnel