Why the media singles out wrongdoing by firefighters, EMTs
Do the right thing because it is right, but also do the right thing because your job, supported by the currency of public trust, depends on it
Do the right thing because it is right, but also do the right thing because your job, supported by the currency of public trust, depends on it
Police said the man was attempting to pass an ambulance responding to a call
Fire fatalities in New York City fell by 25% last year, but 2019 also saw the second-highest amount of medical emergencies in FDNY history
Many management systems that perceive a lack of discipline in their field crews are actually missing a lack of effective leadership
The team of first responders joined the Connecticut Hockey League and made it through the semi-final playoff round this season
The settlement stems from a 2012 incident of an unencrypted laptop falling from the back of an ambulance
How EMS, fire and law enforcement officials can prepare faith-based groups in their communities for the commonplace and out-of-the ordinary incidents that might befall citizens in their houses of worship
Paramedic Nick LaBrie is recovering from liver transplant surgery after a brush with death earlier this year
Establish a concrete but flexible mission and communicate the vision with EMS providers and the community to chart a course for success
In this episode, our co-hosts are joined by EMS1 Editor-in-Chief Greg Friese to talk about the biggest stories to come out of EMS in 2019