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SC rescue teams training on water rescue quickly put skills to use, rescue man on lake
Greenville County Emergency Management first responders finished training for a water rescue only to immediately use those skills in a real-life situation
Sunstar Paramedics celebrate 5 years with $35,000
An innovative bonus program offers a lucrative financial reward if enrollees stay with the agency
Photo of the Week: Sunstar Paramedics celebrates 5 years with $35,000
An innovative bonus program offers a lucrative financial reward if enrollees stay with the agency
A plea for renewed commitment to COVID-19 prevention
Recent first responder LODDs underscore the virus’ devastating impact on public safety
Support with mission-critical workloads in times of crisis
How the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and AWS Competency Partner Abt Associates collaborated to determine life-saving investment priorities
Ill. city council to donate ambulance to Cancun
After a change of heart by three council members, the Naperville City Council reversed course agreed to donate an 11-year-old ambulance to their sister…
Baltimore fire Lt.-medic dies during elective surgery
Fire Lt.-Paramedic Keturah Shanetta Wyat, 40, died while undergoing elective surgery in the Dominican Republic
Baltimore fire lieutenant-medic dies during elective surgery
Fire Lt.-Paramedic Keturah Shanetta Wyat, 40, died while undergoing elective surgery in the Dominican Republic
Donkeys, elephants and lame ducks: Developing our political EMS response plan
Leading the charge to combat COVID-19, promote telehealth and advance the EMS agenda, while prioritizing patients and staff
‘Don’t let your guard down’: 5 takeaways from a prison bus MCI
Lessons in communication, coordination and safety from an unusual response involving several inmates
Taking your safety temperature
Learn how to put structure to your patient safety program while changing the culture and measuring progress
All-female EMS in Orthodox Jewish community gets 1st ambulance
Through donations, the organization was able able to purchase the ambulance and a stretcher for $150,000