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EMTs and Paramedics Can Help Keep High School Sports Alive
EMTs and paramedics can become a licensed high school official, taking their experience and knowledge from the streets and into the gym…
20 Hurt, One Dead in Bangkok Mall Fire
Hundreds evacuated from CentralWorld complex.
‘Easy Prey’: Paramedics Don’t Feel Safe in Portland
“He was indicted with five felony counts. How he was released to the street, and how he’s most likely going to receive…
Nurse Wounded in South Carolina Emergency Room Shooting
Nurse in critical condition at Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg.
Shop Owner Killed in North Carolina Explosion
Leaking gas line exploded as firefighters were evacuating people from buildings in Durham.
ePCR implementation: Changing a hard-copy culture
New York EMS volunteers swap paper reports for digital documentation
Pa. city offering volunteer firefighters, EMS tax credit
The volunteer service tax credit program was created by state Act 172
MedFlight base closure leads to primary provider change in Ala. county
“After a thorough review and analysis of the area, and confirmation that the community needs can be fulfilled by our other area…
Hero Systems announces first purchase of HERODrag System
The Chicago Police Department is the first owner of The HERODrag System, a victim immobilizing rescue system designed for quick, easy deployment…
Kan. EMS agency hosts 2nd “Day In Our Life” billing workshop
The annual workshop brings together care providers and billing professionals to “emphasize care beyond transport”
NAEMT names Ill. Sen. Dick Durbin EMS Legislator of the Year
The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians honored Sen. Dick Durbin for his legislative work on behalf of rural EMS providers
How one EMS agency found its body armor solution
Propper made it easy to find the right fit for EMS providers, says an operations chief with an ambulance district outside St.…