EMS Management
The EMS management topic focuses on leadership within EMS agencies, bringing together a range of relevant columns and resources as well as the latest news on EMS department operations, budget issues and new appointments.
When it comes to grant funding, a well-developed plan can be key to securing the funds your organization needs
What happens if EMS providers who use marijuana safely and legally test positive days later in violation of policies?
5 practical ways to align chaplaincy with organizational culture and expectations — and why it matters
Alan Cowen, fire deputy chief (ret.) Los Angeles City Fire Department, reflects on leadership lessons
From avoiding critical errors to fostering trust, discover 5 actionable strategies to master active listening to deliver better care
Magoffin County Judge-Executive Matt Wireman addressed concerns over longer response times as the county works on solutions
Paramedics to earn up to $101K by 2027 under a new contract, which also introduces part-time EMT roles and improved staffing measures
Dr. Beermann-Foat was selected in a nationwide search of over 150 applicants to lead the state’s Office of Emergency Medical Services
The Hillsborough County medic was suspended in 2019 despite showing his valid medical marijuana card after failing a random drug test
EMS Trend Survey seeks input for What Paramedics Want in 2025 report
The state-of-the industry survey focuses on wellness, career development and satisfaction in EMS
Members of Local 2 issued the vote after going without a contract or raise since June 2021
Honolulu city officials call for a study to be done on the merger of paramedics into the fire department following a survey of EMS personnel
The 9th annual What Paramedics Want survey wants to hear from medical first responders, EMTs and paramedics about their career satisfaction, health and wellness
Decatur Morgan Hospital’s ambulance service began operations two years ago after the hospital outbid Lifeguard Ambulance
Executive Director Eileen Frazer, RN, CEN devoted 35 years to creating and developing CAMTS
Effingham first responders and city council members met to discuss needs following a spending survey of residents
Two chiefs resign in under a year, prompting scrutiny over burnout, organizational challenges and leadership fit
Kingston officials are reviewing rates from Empress Emergency Medical Service and the town of Ulster
Corte Madera and Larkspur officials decided to stay with the Ross Valley Paramedic Authority after conducting a financial assessment
Peterborough Fire and Rescue ordered their new ambulance in 2022 and does not know when it will be delivered
Unlike other mass school shootings, no independent after-action review of the emergency response in Oxford has been conducted
Move out of your “echo chamber” to reach a broader audience when advocating for EMS
The Huron Township Public Safety Department’s registry is a source of critical information for first responders when assisting seniors and others in emergency situations
Dougherty County commissioners approved increases in starting pay, salaries and evaluation bonuses to stop paramedics from leaving
Pickens County Ambulance Service was down to just one rig in October due to a lack of funding
Virginia Beach officials look at ambulance billing after a study estimated generating $14 million of revenue in the first year
The Honolulu City Council is looking into integrating paramedics into the fire department to manage EMS challenges
The Highlander Fire Protection District will become the primary EMS provider for two communities in Floyd County
Pittsburgh EMS has faced times when reserve rigs were out of service and medics had to use special event ambulances
Breaking down the barriers to accountability and building a culture that thrives on change
Dougherty County EMS has seen nearly 20 resignations in three months where personnel left for better pay in places with a lower call volume
Sedro-Woolley and Burlington fire departments will start a two-year community paramedicine program to provide specialized care for people they have seen most often on 911 calls
You never know when a simple “thank you” to an educator, nurse, law enforcement officer or firefighter might make a life-changing impact
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- Md. county considers changing training classes, schedules to improve recruitment
- Pa. ambulance service returns to full-time operations during administrator’s criminal investigation
- N.Y. ambulance service stops responding to lift-assist calls
- Ala. hospital unlikely to appeal second response time fine
- Major update to overtime rules: What it means for EMS