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Cody HolguinMarch 2, 2022 If We Knew Then What We Know Now – Technology-Driven Tactics for Teaching CPRCPR training technology has advanced to levels of measurement, assessment, and feedback
Cody HolguinFebruary 28, 2022 NASEMSO Fatigue Risk Management GuidelinesFATIGUE Fatigue refers to “a subjective, unpleasant symptom, which incorporates total body
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 EMS Week Ideas from Around the Country VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE South County Fire, in southwest Snohomish County, Washington,
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 Columbine Tragedy Leads to Career in EMSCOMMUNICATION IS KEY Paramedic Heather Edwards prides herself on strong communication, gaining
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 Passing on a Love for EMSEMS EDUCATOR FACES NEW CHALLENGES Yolanda Johnson spent 10 years on an
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 EMS in Death Valley National ParkSAVING LIVES IN DEATH VALLEY Law Enforcement Ranger Max Gallegos provides EMS,
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 South Dakota Paramedic Finds His CallingADVOCATING FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE Paramedic Ralph Young has spent three decades supporting
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 Learning From Her Firehouse FamilyRURAL VOLUNTEER THRIVES IN THE FIRE-RESCUE WORLD20-year-old Kaylee Eckert transports patients for
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 Building a Career as a Construction Site MedicEMS ON A BUSY CONSTRUCTION SITENashville, TN, EMT Savanna Fatony conducts health
licensing@acep.orgMarch 22, 2021 Finding New Ways to Care for Her CommunityGOING ABOVE AND BEYOND IN PALM BEACH Captain Jessica Banks of Palm
