Featured postWhat EMS Issues Matter Most to You?Congress makes decisions that impact EMS nationwide. At EMS On The Hill Day (March 25-26, 2026), we focus on priorities that matter most to EMS Read More What EMS Issues Matter Most to You?
licensing@acep.orgMarch 2, 2019 Passionate About Prevention: One Firefighter’s Dedication to Stopping Child DrowningsThe WARN program was developed by Fire Captain and EMT Mike Filson
licensing@acep.orgMarch 2, 2019 Building a Resilient EMS WorkforceTo handle the stress associated with working in EMS, paramedics and EMTs
licensing@acep.orgMarch 2, 2019 Turning Pain Into Art: Reducing the Stigma of PTSDDaniel Sundahl’s art helps to ease the mental health challenges of first
licensing@acep.orgMarch 2, 2019 Be a Better Partner: Wisdom from a Dynamic Podcast DuoChris and Kelly know a solid partnership is built on a foundation
licensing@acep.orgMarch 2, 2019 EMS in the Year 2050What will it mean to go Beyond the Call a generation from
Cody HolguinMarch 1, 2019 First on the Scene – A Community Education ResourceFirst on the Scene (FOTS), developed by NAEMT and the International Association
licensing@acep.orgFebruary 26, 2019 EMS in State Politics: California State Assemblyman Freddie RodriguezAssemblyman Freddie Rodriguez’ mission is to make sure EMTs are fairly compensated
licensing@acep.orgFebruary 26, 2019 Battling the Opioid Epidemic: Reducing Overdoses One Patient at a TimeThe St. Charles County Ambulance District developed an opioid response program after
licensing@acep.orgFebruary 26, 2019 60 Years of Volunteer Service: At 80, EMT Still Going StrongThere is no slowing down for volunteer EMT Gerry Cross, who still
licensing@acep.orgFebruary 26, 2019 A Perfect Fit: EMS Training for VeteransThe Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corps created an EMT class dedicated solely
