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EMT student helps save man overdosing at San Francisco train station
The student performed CPR before police arrived to administer Narcan
Pa. county first responders attend American Sign Language class
More than 30 first responders participated in a course to learn the basics of communicating with deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals
Memorial fund set up for 30-year veteran EMT who died from cancer
Monroe County (N.Y.) EMT Ron Norton died on Feb. 2 after being diagnosed with cancer in 2017
How a community came together to protect its most vulnerable citizens
Law enforcement, EMS and civic leaders joined forces to get a valuable communication app in the right hands
Photo of the Week: National EMS Museum displays Art of Emergency Care
The exhibition combining visual art with vintage EMS tools continues to travel the country and makes its next stop in Ohio this…
Manslaughter verdict: 4 lights and sirens safety tips in the wake of a fatal ambulance crash
Michael Fraley reviews due regard, distracted driving and clearing an intersection after an EMS provider operating an ambulance is found guilty of…
Fla. agencies arming tactical paramedics after change in law
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission recommended arming SWAT medics after the 2018 Parkland shooting
Texas city makes medical flights free for residents
The city entered an agreement with an air ambulance company in response to what it says is poor ground ambulance service from…
Why we must move ‘Move Over’ up the agenda
After seven first responders were killed on roadways in the first 2 weeks of 2020, the key is education, awareness, constant reinforcement…
Video: 2 FFs fired after physical fight on medical call
The firefighters were terminated after they were caught on camera and by a witness fighting each other on duty
Ga. fire chiefs, state officials seek independent reviews of ambulance response times
A dispute over self-reported response times in one corner of the state highlights ongoing efforts to establish an objective process
Developing a substance abuse program
In this episode, our co-hosts welcome Community Paramedic Lt. J.D. Postage, who works with Project FORT, the Violet Township Fire Department's substance…