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The EMSLive website was launched in 2004 and started by broadcasting a weekly live two-hour pre-hospital medical show for EMTs, paramedics, and FireEMS professionals. It wasn't until podcasting started becoming main stream that EMSLive started reaching the online masses with over 10,000 downloads of one show in 7 days. Thanks to the people that listened and the many professionals that we interviewed, EMSLive has remained one of the most progressive medical media sites online. Now it's time to give something back to our listeners and interviewers. We want to give you the opportunity to take control of the site with new features. Join our team and start making money with your articles.  » Read More
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Educational Simulators on a Budget

The Paper-Sim 2000!

In this article, Jamie addresses one way to create training simulations on a budget.  Find out one way to think outside of the box and use common place items or materials to run a training session that will still have a lasting impression on those taking the class.

It doesn't take a big budget, just a big imagination!

Jamie will show you how --

Attitude. Your attitude on the job can make a world of difference. Having a bad one will reflect on you, your partner, the patients and families you deal with and ultimately your patient care.

HELPING OUR OWN

We help strangers, put ourselves in danger and for the most part we love our job. I need your help to help two families one lost their Mother the other lost their Dad. Two E.M.T. doing what the loved helping others. Tragic lost 9/11/2001 W.T.C.

Alphabet Soup

The United States National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians issued a statement back in November 2007 that they would be requiring all NREMT candidates to have graduated from an accredited program before they could sit for the NREMT test or skills evaluation.  This caused some consternation among some accelerated and academy style programs who might not meet the accrediting board requirements.  The NREMT has given all programs 5 years to become compliant.

Jim sits with Dr. Bryan Bledsoe and talks about the growth of EMS and the direction of the industry.

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