Fitness & Health
In EMS, most providers learn their most important lessons by doing; here are three lessons learned that you should never forget – no matter how long you’ve been in EMS
COMPLETE COVERAGE
In EMS, most providers learn their most important lessons by doing; here are three lessons learned that you should never forget – no matter how long you’ve been in EMS
Officials are exploring extracting the nearly $500,000 a year it spends on EMS services and placing it in a separate reserve that will be funded through taxes
Officials have reported explosive devices have been found on and near the scene
When football player Tyler Browning broke his leg in a home game, there was not an ambulance on site as recommended by the state
Communication at home, recognizing PTSD throughout the ranks and preparing in advance can help paramedics and EMTs handle the consequences of the trauma they experience
Eligible volunteers can receive a tax credit of up to $250 on their earned income tax levied by the township
Legislators added several rules to a newly-approved tax break, including one that says the responder must have been employed in the state at the time of injury
Officials said 911 centers are suffering because the New York government is diverting the monthly funds collected from the $1.20 fee into the state’s general fund
Amy Eisenhauer to discuss health risks and performance impact of disrupted sleep, as well as strategies for overcoming these challenges, as part of EMS PRO conference
Active volunteer responders could get a 20 percent credit on their municipal real estate taxes and a rebate on earned income taxes