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‘She Is One of the Most Dedicated People I Know’: Staten Island Paramedic’s Work During COVID-19
If you speak to her fellow paramedics, EMTs and staff of the Emergency Room at the hospital, they will tell you of…
Colleagues remember Neb. FF-EMT who died due to COVID-19
Ponca Firefighter-EMT Bob Kneifl, known in the community as "Husker Bob," served as a volunteer first responder for 26 years and was…
FDA advisory panel endorses widespread use of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
The FDA could sign off on emergency use of the vaccine within days following the advisory panel's recommendation
Photo of the Week: Christmas lights and sirens
Hopkins County (Texas) EMS members in Franklin County shared this dazzling photo of their rig after attending a local Christmas parade
COVID-19 reinfection FAQs
How to approach high-risk exposures in paramedics previously infected with SARS-CoV-2
FF-medics in case of ‘dead’ woman found alive can regain licenses
Michigan authorities say the medics involved in the case of Timesha Beauchamp, who was wrongly declared dead in August and died in…
Pa. community mourns death of recently-retired veteran flight paramedic
Lehigh Valley Health Network MedEvac Flight Paramedic Don Shambo, 63, died on Monday after a short battle with illness
NH FD, EMS roll out new CAD system aimed at reducing response times
The new computer-aided dispatch system allows for immediate automated selection of the closest available fire and EMS unit for all emergency calls
Video: Texas first responders rescue boy, 4, stuck in well for 6 hours
Starr County Sheriff Rene Fuentes credited more than two-dozen entities with assisting in the harrowing rescue effort
House passes defense bill with amendment aimed at improving EMS on bases
The amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act was championed by the family Army Spc. Nicholas Panipinto, who died last year in…
How video streaming benefits everyone involved in an EMS call
Telehealth applications can help expand the reach of out-of-hospital care to help EMS and hospital providers deliver better patient care, faster
Colorado revises vaccine plan, lowers priority for first responders
Firefighters, paramedics and police officers will still be included in Phase 1, but considered lower priority than nursing home residents and some…