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The impact of the community paramedic
Our co-hosts sit down with Jonathan Washko, assistant vice president for the Center of Emergency Medical Services, to talk about his recent…
4 ways premade supply kits can benefit your EMS agency
Here's how premade kits specifically tailored to your providers' and patients' needs support faster response
Ky. air ambulance company closes 2 bases
Air Methods confirmed it has closed its LifeNet bases in London and Lebanon, citing low payments from Medicaid and Medicare as a…
Pa. EMS providers work to get those with addiction problems help
A new partnership in the North Huntingdon and Rostraver areas is finding success in helping patients seek treatment and paramedics’ morale
Fla. city becomes latest transport spot for infectious diseases
The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department is the latest transport hub in the Florida Infectious Disease Transportation Network, used to transport patients…
Wis. city EMS buys new ambulance after a crash put them down a rig
The total cost will be $20,000, with $15,000 going toward the ambulance and $5,000 toward the cot in the back.
Hocus POCUS: the magic and progress of pre-hospital ultrasound use by EMS
A portable ultrasound machine enabled eFAST exam can identify free fluid, a pneumothorax or signs of dissection from the back of an…
Grant Brings Ambulance Simulator to Ozarks Technical Community College
Grant worth more than $50,000 was given to the EMS program.
Getting published in EMS
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EMT unknowingly delivers heart donation meant for uncle
While performing his everyday duties, EMT Teddy Ross delivered a transplant organ for his own uncle
Man reunites with first responders who ‘saved his life’ during a snow storm
Rescue crews had to shovel some of the four inches of freshly fallen snow to get to Bob Beaman after his wife…
Ore. city hopes new methadone clinic will reduce EMS overdose calls
EMS providers in Clatsop County consistently administer naloxone for opioid overdoses at rates higher than the state average