It’s time for EMS to take the lead in making sure our healthcare partners know who we are. By Jeffrey M. Goodloe, MD, NRP, FACEP, FAEMS, and Bryan

The greatest asset of any EMS agency is its people – the EMS practitioners and other personnel who are there for members of the community during their worst

These two EMT partners—one a Baby Boomer and the other a Millennial—share the common bond of working hard to serve the community. Two EMTs bridge the generational divide

Mark E. Escott, MD, MPH, FACEP, FAEMS, NRP, is the EMS system medical director for the City of Austin and Travis County, Texas, and a clinical assistant professor

Russell Garvey shares a moment with the members of the Alexandria Fire Department and Department of Emergency Communications who came to his aid when he went into cardiac

Whether you completed the National Registry of EMTs’ pencil-and-paper written exam or the computer-based test, you proved you have what it takes to be an EMS professional. The

These veteran EMS clinicians share why they joined the profession, what they’ve learned and how things have changed RANDALL FEASTER Age 65 Ada County Paramedics Boise, Idaho Years

Today’s new EMS clinicians open up about why they entered the profession, what they’ve learned so far and how they’re preparing for tomorrow We interviewed new EMS clinicians

The following courses are available to address the needs of providers and instructors:Provider Course: 8-hour classroom course for EMS practitioners at all levels. Upon successful completion of the

We all know the type. The somewhat crotchety Critical Care consultant who always challenges you when you call. That was Jim*, who—despite his irascible nature—always offered help and