Inside EMS is a weekly podcast that offers industry insight, expert perspectives on hot topics and clinical issues, as well as operational and leadership lessons for EMS personnel.
Listen as Chris Cebollero and Kelly Grayson debate the effectiveness of point-of-care ultrasound or sound off on controversial issues, like patient transport via fire truck.
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Our co-hosts sit down with NAEMT president as he describes the changes agencies will need to make to be ready for the ET3 reimbursement model
Our co-hosts sit down with the NAEMSP president to discuss how the new reimbursement model will transform all aspects of the industry
Our co-hosts discuss NAEMT’s position on paramedic education requirements with President Matt Zavadsky
Our co-hosts discuss a new bill that recently passed Virginia’s Senate to allow EMS providers the option to conceal carry on the job
Our co-hosts sit down with NAEMSE Board of Directors member Leaugeay Barnes to discuss the differences in education requirements across the industry
Our co-hosts discuss what details make for a flawless, smoothly-run clinical department, and how you can achieve it at your agency
Our co-hosts continue their discussion with EMS1 columnist and defense attorney David Givot on the impact medical marijuana has in EMS
Our co-hosts discuss the pros and cons of industry personnel using medical marijuana to work through issues of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress
Our co-hosts sit down with incoming NAEMT president, Matt Zavadsky, and hear his take on the state of the industry and the importance of NAEMT
Our co-hosts talk about the reclassification possibility and also consider the idea of a national certification for all dispatchers
Our co-hosts discuss the most helpful pieces of advice they received when starting their careers and what new industry personnel should know
From required BLS, to community AEDs and kiosk-based training, communities around the country are becoming better equipped for emergencies
Our co-hosts sit down with EMS World Expo Editorial Advisory Board member Ray Barishansky, who provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a national conference
Our cohosts discuss a recent event involving a paramedic allegedly choking a patient, and how and when to speak up in that situation
Our co-hosts tackle the topic of paramedic education and how it would affect the EMS industry
Our co-hosts are joined by EMS1 columnist and co-founder Kris Kaull to discuss his “30 things in 30 minutes” conference presentation
Our co-hosts are joined by EMS1 contributor Amy Eisenhauer to discuss her thoughts on professional development, mentoring and mental health in the industry
Our co-hosts are joined by EMS educator Joshua Ishmael, who coordinated this year’s St. Elizabeth EMS Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio
Our co-hosts discuss two current events that both put a spotlight on the career field and call attention to the individuality of its professionals
Our co-hosts wrap up National Suicide Prevention Week with a discussion on signs to look for in ourselves and partners
Our co-hosts tackle the topic of supraglottic airways, and the best way to approach them in the field
Our co-hosts discuss hot topics related to EMS personnel, from cardiac arrest survival to a DOJ video regarding opioid exposure while on the job
Our co-hosts answer an email from a listener asking for help in transitioning to a position of power from the fire truck
Our co-hosts answer an email from a listener asking for help in dealing with a partner who is going through an emotional time
Our co-hosts discuss a recent article that raises the question of personal liability for EMS workers
Our co-hosts are joined by EMS1 Editor-in-Chief Greg Friese to discuss the most recent EMS trend report and what it means for industry personnel
Our co-hosts discuss a recent study out of the UK that puts the use of epinephrine in prehospital cardiac arrest patients into question
Our co-hosts discuss a recent article on the topic of late-night fatigue in EMS and how addressing those issues can lead to increased retention rates in the industry
Our co-hosts discuss a recent article detailing possible legislation in California that would allow nonviolent, convicted felons to enter the EMS field
Our co-hosts talk with paramedic student Reagan DeLuca about the process of learning and how confident he feels in his knowledge