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Medics split between 24-hour rotations with long breaks and shorter shifts, while many say pay, overtime and staffing matter more than any schedule
San Marcos EMS, the new department staffed largely by familiar paramedics and EMTs, joins San Marcos police and fire as the city’s third emergency service
Decoding capnography: Key waveforms that guide EMS decisions
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Reece and James Robinson describe flying a single-seat eVTOL on 911 calls in rural North Carolina, from simulator drills to landing beside patients
The North Flight Aero Med program, developed with Munson Healthcare, Corewell Health and Michigan State University, lets flight nurse medics treat K-9s en route, speeding critical care access for remote areas
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
East Baton Rouge EMS and St. George Fire Department’s new partnership will put 20 trained “Blood Medics” in the field starting Oct. 26
Confronting New York City’s EMS challenges
From verifying airway placement to detecting early shock, capnography offers critical insight as part of a broader patient assessment