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.
Don’t underestimate the value of your experience; share it with others, especially with those who are just starting out
EMS veteran Mark Postma joins Rob Lawrence to unpack the latest vehicle standards and share why ambulance security can’t be an afterthought
From overworked volunteers to red tape-heavy agencies, public safety leaders face distinct hurdles in adopting AI
Proposed legislation and discussions take on funding, recruitment and making EMS an essential service
Is your agency in compliance with requirements? How can you protect yourself and your staff from the fallout of drug diversion?
Temperatures over the next two days, with the heat index, are expected to approach 120 degrees
Ensuring equitable treatment for all communities begins with understanding how unintentional racism can produce racist outcomes in EMS
The Penn Township Ambulance Association has been successful in dealing with funding, staffing and cost-reimbursement problems
A Ross/West View EMS ambulance will posted at a Sheetz for faster response to elderly residents
How fire/EMS leaders can learn from key principles advocated at The Citadel
Greenup County officials are making progress in establishing the Greenup County Ambulance Authority
East Allen Township had pledged support for seven months but ended it after one, surprising squadmembers
Revamped triage criteria streamline decision making and relieve the burden on hospital systems
Get better every shift with stress management and leadership insights from Aaron Zamzow and Janelle Foskett
A non-profit research group will look at three EMS delivery models and recommend the best for Niagara County
Cumberland County first responders are facing increasing calls with a limited number of personnel
Customer service – good or bad – has an impact on patient responsiveness, provider stress and agency objectives
Paul Andorf is expected to start at the end of August as Scott County prepares to take over from MEDIC EMS
Let’s work together to change the outdated and flawed practice of progressive discipline
Dr. Linda Dykes and Rom Duckworth discuss trans-Atlantic lessons in emergency management
Kayla Welwood is currently pursuing a master’s degree in organizational leadership
A gameshow style session interviewing prospective EMS employers provided insights into EMS success and intergenerational relationships
Finding the opportunity in perception discrepancies, underutilized wellness programs and leadership shortfalls
Incorporating real-time and body-worn camera footage into emergency preparedness, training and response
Cody Byrnes shared how his ultimate purpose fueled his recovery from serious burn injuries to continue delivering hope to others
The Spokane Fire Department is changing the geographical area where paramedics are assigned
We can no longer shrug bullying off as “culture” or laugh it off as “tradition”
3,100 paramedics weigh in on reducing stress, staffing challenges and leadership shortfalls
FD, EMS medical officers voice their disappointment over the decision creating a hole in the northern part of St. Louis County for trauma patients
Catholic Health’s temporary emergency department in South Lockport sees an average of 10 patients a day by ambulance
City officials released new financial projections and possible spending to improve response times
Officials cited insufficient “trauma surgeon coverage” and more as cause to remove Northeast Regional Medical Center’s Level III trauma center designation
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