EMT, EMS, Paramedic Jobs and Careers
The importance of bearing witness to the tragedy we encounter in daily life, and the gifts that these difficult situations sometimes bring
From dark humor, to ice cream, to prayer, EMS professionals say there’s no single fix, and some warn there’s too little time to process
A six-year push for the day of appreciation, inspired by heroism and tragedy, culminated in the designation of Oct. 28 to honor first responders
Your system for creating a thriving, magnetic organization
Blair Sadler helped shape EMS more than 50 years ago with no roadmap. His advice at Collaborate Live? Find a broom and start.
8 ways to moderate humor to improve patient connection and care, and avoid taking it too far
Albuquerque Fire Rescue has graduated 40 paramedics since 2023, with 25 more expected this year, alongside a record 40 EMT basics and 26 advanced EMT cadets
Readers said staff retention and leaders who pitch in are the clearest indicators of agency health, while some said they’ve never experienced leadership support in their careers
Jeff Abbott’s memoir examines the culture that treats being able to do the job as proof of being unaffected by it
Bipartisan House bills from Reps. Angela Witwer and David Prestin would let 17-year-olds obtain EMT or medical first responder licenses with parental consent, addressing a statewide shortage
From a new EMT terrified of making mistakes to a paramedic, FTO and educator, every role taught me a different lesson about humility, confidence and becoming the clinician others need
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