Training

Gov. Charlie Baker saluted the graduates of American Medical Response’s Earn While You Learn program.

Twenty-five students just started the new paramedic class at the University of Vermont Health Network — Elizabethtown Community Hospital.

A career firefighter was killed, and a police officer and a civilian were injured after being shot while on an EMS call.

Alejandro Corredor is the first participant in the two-year-old emergency medical technician program to pass the national certification exam.

January 25, 2021 - 1 PM EST / 12 PM CST / 10 AM PST / 6 PM GMT

Delivered in a logical and pragmatic format, this presentation delivers case studies to highlight the role of EMS in the stabilization of the burn patient including discussion of initial triage, fluid resuscitation, intubation decisions, inhalation injuries and treatment interventions. Emergent care and stabilization of the patient with a thermal injury can determine both short-term and long-term outcomes, including survivability. Vivid photographs and interactive slides complement this session.

Please join us for this event sponsored by Columbia Southern University.

Registration for Refresh 2021 is open now and online classes begin December 15th.

TXA is showing a positive impact in severe traumatic hemorrhage. So, how does it work?

Emergency medical technician training by EmergyCare will go hybrid in January, and not because of COVID-19.

Now available for on demand viewing.

When COVID-19 struck the United States, fire and EMS Agencies had little time to rethink and recreate the way they communicated with, trained and reviewed material with their personnel both on and off duty. Traditional classroom training and briefings were impossible. Join us for this powerful webcast to learn how Davie (FL) Fire Rescue and Fort Lauderdale (FL) Fire Rescue managers responded to the challenge and implemented and improved processes to communicate with, update, and educate their personnel.

This event sponsored by TargetSolutions.

A new cardiac assessment with the combination of an i-STAT is allowing for better recognition of major cardiac events. Should paramedics be looking at implementing this strategy?