Community Health Programs Create Niche for EMS

 


 

Jennifer Berry | From the August 2012 Issue | Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Let’s be honest; a lot of the calls EMS providers go on simply aren’t once-in-a-lifetime emergencies. They’re not the situations that get your heart racing. They aren’t the ones you dreamed of after falling asleep in your...

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Jennifer BerryJennifer C. Berry is the managing editor of JEMS and JEMS.com. She joined Elsevier Public Safety in August 2006 and has a BA in Spanish and English from Indiana University, Bloomington. Prior to joining JEMS, she was a newspaper reporter and editor for a Los Angeles Times-owned newspaper in the Los Angeles area, and a newspaper reporter in Indiana. She primarily covered public safety, government and business.

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