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Wisconsin Rapids paramedics were forced to exit the rig and leave their patient, who was strapped to a gurney in the back during the 40-minute pursuit
East Alabama Fire District firefighters turned their bay floor into an “Olympic” arena
This Inside EMS and EMS One-Stop crossover episode tackles the future of EMS and how agencies should be adapting
The Naperville Fire Department is the first in the Edward Hospital EMS system to carry the SAM junctional tourniquet
It’s 2026 — why do pediatric calls still make us sweat?
Successful airway management is the culmination of preparation, practice and technique mastery
“Maybe I cannot stop which threatens peace. But maybe, for one little moment, I can put others at ease.”
“EMS professionals are watching, not for speeches, but for behavior. They are listening, not just to words, but to tone. They are deciding — quietly — whether their leaders are present, consistent and trustworthy.”
The San Rafael SAFE Team, a two-person mobile unit pairing a crisis counselor with an EMT, responds to 3,000 nonviolent calls annually, reducing ER visits
When hindsight turns into handcuffs, what do criminal charges against EMS providers mean?
New FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore says low EMS pay is hurting recruitment and retention as medical calls make up the majority of the department’s workload
A proposal to add civilian ambulance drivers to Lockport’s fire-based EMS system ignited a public dispute over overtime, staffing models and accountability
If alpha and beta receptors make you panic, listen to this
Body camera footage shows an EMS dispatcher railing against Harford County deputies, expressing that she hoped they were killed and that “nobody likes cops”
From skipped meals to nonstop radios, you can’t control the clock. What you can control is how you recover, reset and protect yourself for a career that lasts.
Madison fire officials said a 28,000-pound beam fell 40 to 50 feet through multiple levels of the downtown project, injuring one worker and leaving another trapped
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