
Living the Dream in EMS
A paramedic walks into a bar, greets another paramedic sitting at a table by saying, “How’s it going?” The second medic responds with, “Living the

Toxic Leadership: Navigating the Maelstrom
(Author’s note: The author is not a psychologist. The information contained within this blog is a collaboration of research and sourced from journal articles by

Embracing Teamwork in Emergency Medical Services
In his Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man, published in 1786, Thomas Reid wrote, “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.”

Shift Fatigue: It doesn’t have to be part of the job
Since the beginning of recorded time, both plant and animal life, on Earth, has been affected by the daily cycles of light and dark. Almost

Becoming an EMS Instructor: Inspiring the Next Generation of Lifesavers
The ability to teach a skill, craft, or concept is considered the ultimate mastery of that subject. EMS instructors not only represent the pinnacle of

Traits of a Successful Healthcare Leader
A successful career in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) or nursing presents many challenges. And more often than not, facing those challenges brings about tremendous satisfaction.