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Va. flight medic raises more than $18K to help forgive medical debt
Flight Paramedic Rita Krenz said her work inspired her to help patients facing a "broken system"
Miss. authorities searching for shooting suspect who escaped ambulance
George County Sheriff's Office officials said Michael Allen Travers, 24, should be considered "armed and dangerous"
Ga. health system partners with university to address EMT, nurse shortages
The partnership will launch a student outreach program to get high schoolers interested in medical careers
New research suggests why night-shift workers have higher cancer risk
White blood cells are more vulnerable to DNA damage, and their DNA repair mechanisms appear misaligned to deal with the damage
FDNY’s Oren Barzilay: Does the city value EMS?
The FDNY EMS Local 2507 president joins the show to discuss wage discrepancies, educating the public about the work EMS does
Off-duty medic who aided others in 133-vehicle pileup shares story on Toyota podcast
MedStar Paramedic Trey McDaniel was injured and his vehicle was totaled after being hit by a semi-truck
Former fire chief selected to guide systemic change in Portland’s public safety bureaus
Past Fire Chief and current Emergency Management Director Mike Myers will oversee changes in financial planning, hiring and non-emergency call diversion
Ill. bill would ease staffing requirements for volunteer ambulance services
The legislation aims to address staffing and response time challenges in rural areas
Police: Former EMS employee leads officers on pursuit after hitting ambulance
Police responded to a report of an "unwanted former employee on the property" of the ambulance company
CEO of Texas ambulance company pleads guilty to bankruptcy fraud
Kenneth B. Ponce, 48, admitted to committing perjury while filling out paperwork about the company's assets and debts
Calif. city to have FD take over mental health calls, hire teams of EMTs, outreach workers
Oakland officials also plan to send non-police responders to other nonviolent calls such as public intoxication calls and wellness checks
5 Cultural factors that can complicate a campus emergency response
Very little in a university setting follows a strict top-down approach