The National EMS Safety Council has developed this “Guide for Developing an EMS Agency Safety Program.” This guide is designed as a roadmap for EMS agencies to develop

After 17 years working in the same ambulance, partners Vena Sword-Ratliff and Reindee Barnett have a bond like sisters. Partners Vena Sword-Ratliff and Reindee Barnett have spent 17

The WARN program was developed by Fire Captain and EMT Mike Filson of the Chula Vista Fire Department.  For more information about the WARN program, visit Watersafety.chulavistaca.gov One

To handle the stress associated with working in EMS, paramedics and EMTs benefit from good physical, mental and emotional health. The greatest asset of any EMS agency is

Daniel Sundahl’s art helps to ease the mental health challenges of first responders. “It started as a way for me to cope, process and purge some of the

Chris and Kelly know a solid partnership is built on a foundation of respect. There are many things that go into creating a successful partnership. Chris Cebollero and

What will it mean to go Beyond the Call a generation from now? EMS Agenda 2050, an initiative to unite the EMS community and develop a vision for

First on the Scene (FOTS), developed by NAEMT and the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC), provides instructors with a toolkit to teach the general public basic emergency

Assemblyman Freddie Rodriguez’ mission is to make sure EMTs are fairly compensated and their mental and physical health is a top priority of employers. Assemblyman Freddie Rodriguez’ mission

The St. Charles County Ambulance District developed an opioid response program after the county experienced a shocking increase in overdoses over the past three years. The opioid epidemic