Evan Sisley has spent time as a photojournalist, EMT, paramedic and corpsman, but it was the president himself who inspired Sisley to enroll in medical school to become a doctor
The programs were restructured to work with the schedules of working adults through incorporating an online component, multiple lab sites and clinical hour options
AMR's lawyer sent a letter to the city council referencing the "spotty track record" of Falck of Copenhagen, Denmark, as unsuitable for San Diego
Officials said at least two people sustained life-threatening injuries in the chain-reaction pileup
More than a dozen people were wounded, four critically, when gunmen began "shooting randomly" while leaving, police say
The service said it created the video to inform the public about when it is appropriate to call emergency services
Employees at the emergency medical service and their families say their work-provided coverage has repeatedly fallen through
Company owners presented employees with 10 new vehicles, seven new computers, three new power cots and more
Issues plaguing EMS, from low wages to mental health and safety concerns, the plight of rural emergency medicine and the FDNY’s first female Chief of EMS brought EMS into the…
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss the good and bad of 2019 in EMS, and offer their expectations of 2020