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Ivy League EMS: Harvard’s student-led organization gives pre-med students a taste of EMS
CrimsonEMS, which currently has 80-plus members, offers students the opportunity to become certified EMTs
Okla. first responders do pushups to raise awareness of veterans’ suicide rate
Members of the Tulsa police, fire department and EMS are joining the cause to raise veteran suicide awareness
Atlanta ambulance crash causes vehicle to roll over
The ambulance had its emergency lights and sirens running when it was struck by another car while crossing an intersection
How to make scene safety a core part of every EMS response
Review your safety practices and EMT training in the wake of the stabbing attack on a Boston EMT in the back of…
Mr. Rogers inspired 5th career for Pittsburgh medic
Marvin Balk said Mr. Rogers inspired him to help others and, after 27 years of running his own company, he decided to…
New emergency service district proposed in Texas county
Texas officials plan to create Emergency Services District No. 3, which will cover rural communities, to keep pace with rising costs for…
Teen creates #PositivePatrol to send thank you cards to first responders
After being a victim of bullying, Emily began making thank you cards to law-enforcement agencies, corrections, EMS, firefighters and the military
Boston EMS set up crowdfunding campaign for EMTs attacked in ambulance
The Boston EMS Relief Association aims to raise $100,000 for the two EMTs who were attacked
NYC power restored; first responders help with traffic, fires and people trapped in elevators
The CEO of Con Edison said the blackout resulted from a 'significant disturbance on the west side of Manhattan at one of…
Boston EMTs pack court in support of stabbed colleague
Dozens of EMTs showed their support and stood in the hallway of the courthouse waiting for hours and speaking with each other…
Texas EMT academy receives $300K in grants
The funds will help the academy get equipment and training supplies for a successful medical training program
EMS supervisor attacked during medical aid call in South Boston
Donna Taylor, 37, was arrested Thursday afternoon on charges that she struck the first responder multiple times and resisted arrest