EMT, EMS, Paramedic Jobs and Careers
Improving tech can help get lifesaving supplies and lifesavers to patients faster than ever before
“With every role we take during our career, in a way, we are auditioning for the next”
An AEMT recounts his first pediatric code, which occurred outside his home while off-duty
Researchers suggest early recruitment efforts to improve the lack of diversity in EMS, which has cultural divide, communication implications
EMS1 readers share the patient comments that brightened their day, and reminded them why they chose a career in emergency services
Paramedic Heather Haynes went through six surgeries including amputation of part of her right leg
The program, named after CAL FIRE Capt. Ryan Mitchell, will connect first responders with a mental health specialist via a website, phone or app
Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel’s efforts to align how fire and EMS responses are measured includes “pot of meat” fires, dispatch time
Reality star Angelina Pivarnick, turned EMT for the state of New York, filed a lawsuit against the city and her former EMS supervisor for alleged sexual harassment
State troopers escorted the U.S. Honor Flag to eight locations around the state in memory of fallen firefighters, police officers and EMS personnel
Thomas R. Harrigan was found at his home with a gunshot wound to the chest and later died at the hospital
Paramedic-EMT Michael Shane Hambrick stole the morphine, replaced it with liquid and reattached the tube using superglue
The Vernon Township Volunteer Fire Department upgraded its quick response unit, primarily run by college students, to increase staffing levels
