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Though it might be hard to find the time, it’s important for spouses of first responders to focus on their own needs, too
First responders may experience 200% more traumatic experiences than most people, but are they 200% more prepared to deal with them?
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Police sergeant and EMS educator Brian Casey shares memories of the atmosphere of crisis he experienced as a young EMT
The Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad members were responding to a call and did not have a patient in the ambulance
“Joey [DeAnda] will be remembered for his positive attitude and hard work ethic,” said Santa Barbara County Fire Captain Daniel Bertucelli
“I kind of expected that at some point they’d be needed to help somebody. But I didn’t think it would be me,” said Wortham High School’s Teresa McLaughlin
Bo Brabo joins The Ultimate Leadership Podcast to discuss after-action reviews and lessons from Washington
One Bell Ambulance employee has returned to in-office work in Milwaukee; the other remains at home after being hospitalized
Allison Bloom was a co-founder and general counsel of Cambridge Consulting Group
Each vehicle carries an EMT and basic life support equipment
Michael Lessar “wanted to do what’s best for the patients,” said Lenny Brown, assistant chief of EMS operations for Royersford FD and Friendship Ambulance
Brian Tarabori is survived by two daughters and his wife, who also has been sick
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