“Women in EMS” is devoted to highlighting the unique challenges and accomplishments of female providers within the emergency medical service. We focus on key issues facing female medics, including workplace diversity, career development and navigating the demands of the job, as well as standards and initiatives to create more equitable and inclusive spaces for women.
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After a four-year hiatus, the FDNY’s iconic fundraising calendar is back, featuring 25 of the department’s fittest first responders
Sharon McDonough oversaw the successful launch of the 311 system, connecting Tucson residents to essential city services
Georgetown-Scott County EMS appointed Natalie Guerra as its first female assistant chief, marking a historic milestone for the department
The founders of the Women in Emergency Services association discuss their mission
Rihi Jain explores the barriers women face in EMS and provides strategies for building a more inclusive, supportive workforce
AMR’s “Earn While You Learn” program in San Diego County was designed to encourage more women to pursue careers in EMS
Portland Fire & Rescue Captain Erica Nelson’s past adventures include biking around the Baltic Sea and a dogsledding excursion in Sweden
Through a partnership with the Girl Scouts of America, Camp Fury is igniting a passion for public safety and emergency services among young girls
Laurie Thiel shares strategies for addressing unproductive meetings and boosting productivity in EMS workplaces
Don’t compromise on functionality or comfort when buying maternity tactical pants
