Ambulances and Emergency Vehicles
Our directory features a range of articles on Ambulances and Emergency Vehicles, providing crucial information for EMS professionals. Topics include vehicle maintenance, design considerations, and the latest innovations in emergency vehicle technology. Understanding the role of Ambulances and Emergency Vehicles is vital for ensuring efficient and safe patient transport. For further insights, explore our resources on ambulance safety, which are closely related to the operational aspects of emergency vehicles. Access these articles to stay updated on best practices and advancements in emergency vehicle management.
Leveraging Gigabit-Class LTE, smart ambulances, telemedicine, automatic vehicle location and telematics are within reach
Exploring the legal, marketing and administrative considerations for EMS agencies considering an ambulance membership program to streamline billing
A tragic incident in which a NY firefighter was killed by ambulance should have your department reviewing post-accident/incident plans, EVOC and safety courses
While Clearcreek Fire District crews were responding to a vehicle fire, someone broke into their station and stole an ambulance
Riley Boatwright, 13, collapsed on the field while playing in a football game
To repair the rig quickly, Chief Jeffrey Blanchard called South Shore Technical High School for help
Officials said rainy weather conditions may have contributed to the crash
Exploring non-affiliated emergency medical services eligibility for Assistance to Firefighters Grants
An ambulance was responding to a hit-and-run crash when a car fleeing from the same scene struck the rig
Sheriffs found that there was no medical equipment inside the ambulance and that Levi Weinthraub was not an EMT
Court documents indicate that training, intoxication, and unlicensed professional were transporting patients for a private ambulance company
Delmar-Bethlehem EMS agency purchased a mini ambulance to respond to a nine-mile trail used by bicyclists, walkers and joggers
EMS crews parked in a “No Parking” area to drop off a patient at a health center and had to pay $150 to the tow truck company because there were no other spaces available to park
A patient being transported for mental health issues assaulted the treating provider, forcing the medic driving the rig to stop, enabling the patient to steal the ambulance
The County Sheriff’s department later arrested William Swagger after he jumped out of a moving ambulance to escape
Five people on board were taken to Hartford Hospital and one person on the ground was also injured and transported to the hospital
Betty T. Miller sustained serious injuries when her vehicle crashed into the fire station causing extensive manage to the building, an EMS vehicle and a trailer
Hazmat crews responded to an oil leak after a bus crash and overturned, sending nine patients to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries
The Osage county dispatch center and ambulance district have taken to social media to hash out a dispute about profit margins, training and response times
Jennifer Doughtery died after she crossed the centerline with her car and crashed head-on into an ambulance
The homeless man allegedly took the ambulance because he wanted a ride to the hospital
Richard Thornton became uncooperative on the way to the hospital, took a knife from his rear pants pocket and tried to stab the medics
Bamberg County announced that its contract with the service had been terminated, in part because it failed to provide the required activity and financial reports
Local emergency crews are now seeking qualified candidates to fill these positions, but say the demand for the jobs greatly outweighs the number of applicants
EMS officials are proposing that the townships split the cost of financial support, which would generate about $60,000 more than $75,000 for each town
District Attorney Mike Taylor confirmed the allegations against EMS Director Will Angel and has referred the case to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
First Response Ambulance Service was unable to obtain a $2 million performance bond required by the ambulance ordinance prior to commencing operations
Most of the current volunteer staff is over the age of 60 and the agency has not had any new volunteers sign up
The split between 911 coverage and interfacility transfers seems to be causing the biggest frustration for local emergency officials
EMS providers are asked to answer an anonymous survey to explore the need for nicotine cessation programs for providers
The Helen Keller Hospital donated a 2007 Ford ambulance to Northwest-Shoals Community College EMS programs, which was without an ambulance for nearly 18 months
The paramedics were inside the Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia when their ambulance was stolen
