EMT, EMS, Paramedic Jobs and Careers
If an EMS provider’s diminished capacity prevents them from performing the job’s essential functions or puts anyone’s safety at risk, consider reasonable accommodations
EMS, police and fire personnel need to prepare for being asked to leave a restaurant, coffee shop or grocery store
Our co-hosts are joined by EMS1 Editor-in-Chief Greg Friese to discuss the findings presented in this year’s trend report
In a joint statement, four national organizations state the reasons they oppose requiring college degrees for entry-level paramedics
Pilot Jennifer L. Topper and and flight nurses Bradley J. Haynes and Rachel L. Cunningham were killed in a crash while en route to pick up a patient
When asked how the FDNY EMT pay gap compared to his campaign for “equity and social justice,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said he thinks “the work is different”
EMS providers are more than personal space invaders. The connections we form with the patient can be the key to creating an environment of healing
New online EMT training provides an option for rural EMT candidates, those looking to learn more about emergency medicine
Empower through responsibility and invest through insight in your supervisory staff and company culture
Eve Grau, co-founder of Royal Ambulance, shares the company’s philosophy for cultivating highly-motivated employees and how it positively impacts their agency
Autonomy, leadership, resource commitment and integrative processes bolster successful volunteer EMS agencies
First responders believe mental health is as important as physical health, but feel that there are repercussions for seeking help
Erik Conde had been experiencing flu-like symptoms before he collapsed near the end of his shift last week
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