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7 Olympic athletes who are current or former first responders
As the world prepares to root on their athletes at the Games, learn about these seven first responders who served their communities and…
Real talk about the Delta, Lambda variants and body-worn cameras in EMS
Our co-hosts discuss the Delta variant, which has emerged as the dominant COVID-19 variant worldwide, and the pros and cons of body-worn…
NY EMS trainees face certification limbo
Ambulance services experience staffing shortage as providers wait for national certification
NEMSIS; Page, Wolfberg & Wirth share HIPAA resource
A new online resource is helping hospitals and healthcare providers better understand privacy rule
Calif. paramedic quits citing low wages
"I literally could not afford to work as a paramedic," EMS provider-turned-Uber Eats-driver says
‘I literally could not afford to work as a paramedic’
Paramedic-turned-Uber Eats-driver shares salary, childcare challenges
5 surefire ways to ruin an EMS field supervisor
Field supervisors perform an important job, but they often do so without executive leaders understanding and valuing the role
Turnover: We have measured it, but can we manage it?
The AAA/Newton 360 turnover survey measures the cost of replacing EMTs and paramedics
What public safety professionals can learn from Olympians
How to hone tactical athletic prowess, develop specialized skills, embrace teamwork and shine in the spotlight
The Delta variant: What providers should know about the ‘fastest and fittest’ COVID virus
As the Delta variant accelerates in the U.S., first responders should be aware of the differences in the latest strain
Police: Pa. man set fire to ambulance
A Scranton man is facing a slew of charges after allegedly lighting an ambulance on fire then walking away
With Kan. county EMS head removed, provider shortage, wage issues next to be addressed
Sedgwick County Manager Tom Stolz apologized for the delay in responding to EMS employees' concerns about the medical director