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Pinnacle EMS Quick Take: EMS leaders challenged ‘to make tomorrow better than today’
John O'Leary, a survivor of 100 percent TBSA burn as a child, delivered an inspiring opening keynote to Pinnacle EMS conference attendees
EMS leaders challenged ‘to make tomorrow better than today’
John O'Leary, a survivor of 100 percent TBSA burn as a child, delivered an inspiring opening keynote to Pinnacle EMS conference attendees
Fire dept. improves response time with 8-man shift
First Selectman Rudy Marconi said “the eight-man shift has worked out very well” and that the department has seen a “definite reduction”…
Responders thank woman for paying breakfast bill
A woman left a note, simply signed “Recovering addict,” for a group of Toms River First Aid Squad members and paid their…
SF Fire Commission looks to expand peer support for responders
Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White hopes to spend the next few months researching how to train more peer counselors and create a support…
Calif. fire chief aims to expand peer support program for responders
Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White hopes to spend the next few months researching how to train more peer counselors and create a support…
LODD: NC EMS official dies after leading training exercise
Officials said EMS Maj. Tommy McNeill suffered a “serious medical event” while leading a wilderness search and rescue training session
Video: On-call paramedic given parking ticket while stopping for water
Footage shows a parking attendant arguing about whether or not the paramedics were on call and tried to get the paramedic to…
Ezras Nashim: EMS by women, for women
Brooklyn EMS volunteers offer services tailored to their New York community
Paramedic Recalls Molten Rock Hitting Tour Boat in Hawaii
A paramedic who was a passenger on a tour boat that was hit by lava off Hawaii's Big Island last week shielded…
Report: EMT who crashed ambulance had cocaine in system
Toxicology testing found that James Wesley, who crashed an ambulance and killed three, had cocaine in his system
Texas high school may implement EMT program for students
Clyde High School is considering a program that would allow seniors to be EMT-certified upon graduation