EMT, EMS, Paramedic Jobs and Careers
Has the disruption of COVID-19 knocked our journey to the EMS Agenda 2050 off its trajectory or boosted it into warp drive?
Understanding the legal precedent behind free speech rights and how they apply to on and off-duty first responders
Our co-hosts discuss the best way to make EMS your full-time profession, starting with patient care delivery
First responders managed to dislodge the fish, but neither witnesses nor the patient, who was unable to speak during treatment, could explain what happened
A rash of assaults on paramedics in Portland has lead the city’s 911 contract to mandate defense training for more than 500 employees
Curtis Raetz, a Marine pilot who served six years on active duty and retired from an IT career in 2015, became a certified paramedic after going back to school at 64
Lexington Paramedic Heather Haynes was getting out of an ambulance in a parking lot when a driver hit the rig, pinning her between the two vehicles
Gaston County EMS leadership has developed career pathways to increased responsibilities, and compensation to match
Hundreds of mourners shared memories and condolences at the service for Leigh Schroeder, 28, who was killed in an ambulance crash that also killed two children
Paula Turner was on vacation with her husband in Mexico when she lost consciousness, spurring Oklahoma Paramedic Jeremy Fern to spring into action
Jesup Ambulance Service posted the offer on social media after the number of EMTs in the city dropped to five
“For the amount of calls our paramedics run, there should be eight [ambulances] in service, and right now we are fighting for a fifth”
Honor and support EMTs, paramedics, firefighters and police officers on National First Responders Day by acknowledging the toll trauma can take
