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.
More than ever, those on the front lines need to see their work elevated and appreciated
Learn how to level up your leadership without alienating your workforce
Our co-hosts discuss Cebollero’s recent Forbes article about tips for constructing a leadership development program
Be sure to include ample space for sleep, fitness and other critical activities whether you are making improvements or building a new facility
EMS providers in the state are struggling with diversions, staffing shortages and fears about needing to ration care as COVID-19 cases overwhelm the healthcare system
Preparation, vigilance and taking care of your mental health will be key strategies as we move forward
Los Angeles Fire Department Medical Director Dr. Marc Eckstein says the COVID-19 crisis in the area has reached “uncharted territory”
The guidebook outlines measures for reducing COVID-19 exposure and supporting first responder wellness
EMS providers have been advised to cut back on their use of oxygen and focus on patients who have a greater chance of surviving
The AIMHI benchmarking project focuses on high-performance, high value operational measures
A paramedic says she was sexual harassed by a division chief while seeking a job at Allegany County Department of Emergency Services, and that the department head tried to cover it up
A seven-page letter signed by more than two dozen EMTs accuses the chief of bullying, misuse of department funds and working another job while on duty with the department
When people are happy to come to work, everything about the workplace improves
EMS leaders in Queensbury disagree on whether a merger is the best option amidst wider conflicts
On this episode, our hosts discuss a recent dispute out of Oregon regarding the cost of ambulance transfers between urgent care facilities and hospital followups
Vaccination protects providers, partners, the public and patients from the known and significant risks of COVID-19 infection
The American Ambulance Association HR Consultant discusses options open to EMS managers to ensure providers are vaccinated
The guidelines include information about vaccine timelines and safety, as well as specific recommendations for EMS providers and agencies
Work closely with local partners to provide better patient care, reduce response times and improve communication and quality
Public health messaging, EMS administration needed to reap the benefits on safety, staffing and stress
EMS finds its place in COVID-19 vaccine priority and administration
The merger is expected to help address financial struggles and better serve the residents of York County
People with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or the flu who do not appear to need hospitalization will be visited by paramedics without ambulances
According to the complaint, Denver Health reprimanded employees who spoke out about COVID-19 and systemic racism
The Mitchell City Council is considering an ordinance that would replace the role with separate police and fire/EMS chiefs, following the abrupt resignation of the city’s public safety head
Minidoka Memorial EMS Director Mark Phillips said the winter season will further complicate transports as medical helicopters are no longer able to fly
Properly trained EMS leaders can navigate change while retaining talent and improving care
The number of ambulances in the Chicago Fire Department’s fleet has more than doubled since Paramedic Crew Chief Pat Fitzmaurice began his career there
Rockport officials plan to have a third party conduct an audit of its services after a majority of firefighters threatened to quit
Kansas City’s new guidance comes after an outbreak at the police department and applies to all essential workers
Good communication and pre-planning: What the Boston Marathon bombing taught us
The upgraded station will provide more space to house 14 medics, five emergency vehicles and office staff, as well as a 1,000-square-foot classroom
Leading the charge to combat COVID-19, promote telehealth and advance the EMS agenda, while prioritizing patients and staff