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A decade of city data reveals a troubling disparity: while firefighter injuries and collisions decline, EMS professionals face persistently high risks
From community risk reduction to treatment in place, other cities are reaping the benefits of advanced EMS systems. A proposed independent NYC EMS department could be the turning point.
Three of the FDNY’s leading responders on Sept. 11, 2001, reflect on how 9/11 impacted EMS and beyond
Woman alleges the assault happened in the back of the ambulance while she was having a partial seizure; NYPD SVU is investigating
The EMT has worked a high-paying desk job for a year instead of returning to the ambulance as an EMT
After just 13 minutes, the medic observed signs of a heat emergency in the Fox news reporter
The paramedic swam to the patient in the Hudson River and stabilized her until a rescue boat could bring her to an ambulance
SUV and ambulance collided near end of Brooklyn Bridge; condition of civilian is unknown
11 cardiac arrest survivors were reunited at the 21st Second Chance Ceremony with the rescuers who saved their lives
EMT Siren and the FDNY150 Ambulance will represent FDNY in parades and community events throughout the year
The poster celebrates EMS providers and firefighters working together
He gained entry to areas of a hospital accessible only to staff and emergency personnel
The lawsuit says EMS providers lifted her into the ambulance, which resulted in a gash to her leg that required 21 stitches
Woman and teen in critical condition; hotplate may have sparked the fire
Woman in serious condition after being struck by FDNY EMS ambulance
James P. Booth to lead EMS with Michael J. Fitton as his second-in-command after an agency reshuffling
Officials say a few “didn’t have legitimate reason to do so"; no evidence the information was shared
Cellphone video taken from an apartment across the stress shows the few minutes ambulances were on scene
Teen claims he was hit by the propeller of the boat when firefighters rescued him after his kayak flipped
Medics and EMTs from Station 32 hosted five children for a holiday party
She was caught snoozing 12 times; after more than a dozen complains over five years the FDNY took action against her
His Dominican wife allegedly threatened to “go to police” he didn’t “go through with the green card”
They have been cleared to return to the 911 system after they were suspended without pay in the aftermath of Eric Garner’s death while in police custody
He was nearly deported in 2003 when he voluntarily registered with the federal government under a post-9/11 special registration security program
Here’s how the 3,300 EMS providers who make up FDNY EMS celebrate EMS Week
A video showed the responders and cops walking in circles as the man was lying on the sidewalk unresponsive
He was found unconscious in the building; firefighters and medics were unable to revive him
A 90-year-old woman had to wait at least 45 minutes; she fell unconscious while waiting