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 talk about a paramedic that recently lost her right leg as the result of a collision between an ambulance and a drunk driver
Our co-hosts discuss what’s different about pediatric assessment and how to approach pediatric patients in the field
Our co-hosts examine if EMS providers are completing enough education, training and continuing education courses on pediatric care
Our co-hosts discuss the pros and cons of using lights and sirens while responding to emergency calls
Our co-hosts look at a Boston nonprofit organization offering heroin users a “safe room” to ride out their high under medical supervision
A podcast listener suggests arming EMS personnel with TASERs and pepper spray instead of carrying guns
Our co-hosts look at a paramedic’s recording during a heroin overdose call that went viral earlier this month
Our co-hosts look at if the acquisition makes sense fiscally and the motivation behind the merger
Michael Morse joins the podcast to talk about the inspiration behind his books
Our co-hosts think the DC Fire and EMS leadership is failing the public and its EMS providers
EMS providers work alongside fire and police, but are often not treated the same way
Our co-hosts are skeptical a federally mandated minimum wage for EMS providers is feasible
Chris and Kelly talk about the implementation of a Quick Response Vehicle to reduce response times
Kelly Grayson’s upcoming hybrid EMT refresher class spurs a discussion about the pros and cons of this teaching model
Would arming EMTs and paramedics actually protect them?
Our co-hosts discuss the challenges EMS agencies face to get reimbursed for their expenses
Considering the frequency of ambulance collisions, our co-hosts ask the question: Are EMS providers properly trained to operate an emergency vehicle?
The founder of the new Emotional Trauma Life Support course talks about depression and suicide in EMS
The founder of the new Emotional Trauma Life Support course shares her own experience with depression
Chris and Kelly talk about stories of medics refusing to assist patients in 2015
Chris and Kelly talk about scene safety and assaults on EMS providers in 2015
Chris and Kelly talk about mental health in EMS and sudden off-duty deaths, our #3 news item of the year
Chris and Kelly talk about what this acquisition means for EMS, our #4 news item of the year
Our co-hosts are joined by editor-in-chief Greg Friese to discuss the year’s trends and events
Chris and Kelly talk about stories of dispatchers doing great things, our #5 news item of the year
Chris and Kelly talk about leadership, and how EMS organizations should prepare their field staff for management positions
Chris and Kelly answer questions from our listeners about immobilization and leadership
Chris and Kelly are joined by medic and artist Daniel Sundahl, who creates art that touches many first responders
Chris and Kelly take a seat at the Guest Table with Daniel Sundahl, the artist whose drawings speak to many emergency responders
Co-hosts Chris and Kelly discuss the week’s news, including that of a man calling an Uber after getting shot