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NYC lawmaker calls on state to increase tax break for volunteer FFs, EMS providers
New York City Councilman Justin Brannan is calling on the state legislature to increase the existing tax break from $200 to $500
1 killed in fiery NC ambulance crash
The driver of a pickup truck was pronounced dead at the scene after the crash with an ambulance carrying a patient
How to buy patient handling devices (eBook)
Download this EMS1 patient handling devices buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation
The 3-part EMS assessment: Your patient, your partner and yourself
Check-in on how you and your partner are functioning during difficult calls, and learn when and how to take a productive break
How to accelerate your cashflow like a pro: Expert advice on agency management of accounts receivable
Where’s the cash? The answer might be hiding in plain sight
Roundtable: Mapping alternative destinations and a career path for EMS
EMS leaders interpret the results of the 2020 EMS Trend Report in light of COVID-19 and what it means for the future…
Video: NYC EMT reunited with family after 103 days
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital EMT Pat McNulty surprised his children after staying separated to protect them from COVID-19 exposure
SC ambulance hit by gunfire
Officials said the bullets narrowly missed EMS providers
Virus vaccine put to final test in thousands of volunteers
The NIH and Moderna trial that kicked off Monday is the world's biggest COVID-19 vaccine study so far
Pa. man crashed while impersonating first responder, police say
Police said the man had flashing blue lights on his vehicle, which also displayed emblems from fire and EMS departments he is…
Pa. county first responders report coverage problems with new radio system
First responders in some areas of Erie County reported weak signals and "spotty" coverage despite the recently-implemented $26.5 million system
‘I know I’m protected’: Mass. EMS has only 1 virus case despite 5.6K+ calls since March
New Bedford EMS officials say strict PPE and infection control protocols have paid off in limiting its providers' exposure to COVID-19