EMS1 Daily News

Breaking down significant updates to grant programs and next steps for obtaining funding

The Cedar Grove Ambulance and Rescue Squad temporarily suspended operations in April in order to protect its volunteers from the virus

Police say a woman stolen the van from outside a dialysis clinic and drove off with an 84-year-old man in the back

Kate Bergen taught herself to paint nearly 20 years ago, but it was the pandemic that turned her into an artist

The feasibility of a telehealth program within a large EMS system highlights progress in matching healthcare resources with patient needs

The Hurricane Fire & Rescue rig, donated by MVB Bank, recently passed inspection and was ALS certified

Fourteen teenage volunteers who work side-by-side with adult members of the Marin County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue Unit were made eligible for the shots

The more than $14,500 Firehouse Subs grant will be used to buy a LUCAS chest compression system and external power supply

Police say the suspect wasn't able to drive the rig and was quickly apprehended

Coordinating care across EMS, the ED, cath lab, ICU and even rehabilitation can improve outcomes with ECMO

The proposed legislation would impose penalties on paramedics or law enforcement who use ketamine "as a means to incapacitate" a criminal suspect

Tracking the coronavirus-related deaths of EMTs and paramedics

Shreveport Firefighter-EMT Leonard Coney was celebrated by colleagues on Saturday after his line of duty death from the virus

Police say the man activated the ambulance's equipment in an attempt to get other vehicles to move out of the way

The two EMS providers suffered minor injuries during a struggle outside their station

Birmingham Fire Chief Paul Wells said in a letter to state officials that his department's medics could bring the shots to senior living locations like they did with COVID-19 tests

Federal officials recommended reviewing resources on situational awareness, communication and preparation of personnel and apparatus ahead of the upcoming inauguration

FDNY Deputy Chief Paul Hopper said patients suffered injuries consistent with the 50-foot fall from the bridge to an access road below

Be sure to include ample space for sleep, fitness and other critical activities whether you are making improvements or building a new facility

On this episode of Inside EMS, our co-hosts discuss the current status of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and the importance of remaining professional regardless of your political affiliation or opinion