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Two people were hospitalized and a fifth remained missing after the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff and was found submerged in 240 feet of water
Bipartisan House bills from Reps. Angela Witwer and David Prestin would let 17-year-olds obtain EMT or medical first responder licenses with parental consent, addressing a statewide shortage
From a new EMT terrified of making mistakes to a paramedic, FTO and educator, every role taught me a different lesson about humility, confidence and becoming the clinician others need
As Spokane builds its own 911 system after ending its county dispatch contract, Local 29 President Michael Walker says dropping EMT certification requirements for new dispatchers echoes past failures
What EMS providers need to know about the physiology behind the Lazarus syndrome to ensure a patient is deceased before declaring death
8 ways to moderate humor to improve patient connection and care, and avoid taking it too far
With seven EMS units currently operating outside fire stations, Cleveland’s plan would renovate or replace aging facilities to bring ambulance crews back in-house while improving safety features like better ventilation and dedicated female quarters
When it comes to educating the public, nothing beats a catchy slogan
Kevin Hazzard unpacks the high-stakes missions, improvised protocols and relentless preparation behind Phoenix Air’s daring rescues