EMT, EMS, Paramedic Jobs and Careers
“You don’t have to leave EMS to survive EMS. But you do have to be intentional about how you stay.”
Provider feedback identified identify three key education deficits: patient communication, hands-on realism and death notification skills
What patients see, what providers feel and how both shape outcomes in emergency care
Breaking down some light-hearted and professionally-serious tips to start and build a successful career in EMS
You will ski with heavy packs. You will stabilize patients in deep snow. You will make complex transport decisions while balancing weather and terrain. And you will do it alongside teammates who become lifelong friends.
Our co-hosts discuss research regarding police-public interactions and if EMS could benefit and change anything with the findings
Chris and Kelly are in a stand-off; is field experience a foundation … or just bad habits in disguise?
In EMS, support is essential — but without limits, even helpers burn out. Here’s how to stay connected without carrying it all.
Why boot camp EMT classes are the wrong answer to putting meat in the seat
Even the most disciplined providers burn out when high demand meets zero recovery
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