Russia-Ukraine War
As donated vehicles are destroyed by hostile action – more ambulances, fire trucks and SUVs are needed
Thousands gathered in Indianapolis for training, met friends old and new, checked out gear and vehicles, supported Ukrainian firefighters and more
Our co-hosts discuss the week’s top stories and how providers can positively impact the EMS industry during their career
QinFlow donates dozens of Warrior blood warmers to Ukraine for field transfusions to improve patient outcomes
Bob Gross’ first trip was such a success he went back to deliver more ambulances to the front-lines
The ambulances were purchased at a used car lot and will be shipped, said Brock Bierman, founder of Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Yuliia “Taira” Paievska was selected to receive an International Women of Courage Award, along with 10 other women from around the world
Santa Ana Police Officer Scott Caceres is raising funds to help his friend Giovanni Roman with medical expenses
Pete Reed, a former Marine, was evacuating civilians in the city of Bakhmut at the time of his death
Sterling’s city manager is asking organizations to help fill the apparatus with trauma-related medical supplies
Cathy Trainor worked at a refugee center shortly after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, where she treated people suffering the mental and physical effects of war
Naperville’s International MedTec series 4300 rig had been a reserve vehicle, was destined for Mexico, then went to a Ukrainian hospital before its current location
Richmond Ambulance Authority donates supplies, ambulances abroad
From locally, to Ecuador and Ukraine, EMS and fire organizations stepped up to make a difference both at home and internationally
A small group is coordinating with the Ukrainian Government to ship ambulances and fire apparatus full of supplies to support Ukrainians, and they need your help
