Inside EMS

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss some highlights from EMS World Expo in New Orleans, as well as prehospital ultrasound and rescue task forces. Give us a listen, and share your thoughts.

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the recent Oklahoma University Children’s Hospital Pediatric Conference we spoke at, and my initial impressions of EMS World Expo 2016. Many thanks to Roger Smith, EMS liaison for OU Children’s Hospital, and Nancy Perry and Scott Cravens of EMS World Magazine for having us! Give us a ...

This week, co-host Chris Cebollero and I welcome EMS1 columnist Nancy Magee to the Guest Table, where we discuss the issues facing volunteer EMS, from funding and leadership to recruitment and retention. Nancy is prepping for her workshop at EMS World Expo in New Orleans, and she wants to make the content as responsive as possible to the concerns of ...

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Chris Cebollero and I discuss the latest EMS news and events, including the personnel retention problems of Dallas FD, and the current opioid overdose epidemic. Give us a listen, and share your thoughts.  

Check out co-host Chris Cebollero and I discussing this week’s EMS news and events in this week’s episode of Inside EMS. Enjoy.

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the latest EMS news and events, including the California fire department that stepped on its wedding tackle, PR wise, by billing a Good Samaritan $140 for a bandaged hand. Listen to the podcast here, and share with us your thoughts.

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the recent mass shooting in Orlando. We talk about what drives people to hate, and I pledge my support to the Blazing Sword Project. Give it a listen, and weigh in with your comments.

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I pay our respects to Rich Beebe, a renowned EMS educator we lost last week in a motorcycle accident. We also discuss the love/hate relationship many of us have with EMS. Give it a listen, and share with us your thoughts.

… this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the latest EMS news and events, including the inspiring story of Noah Filer, a paramedic student who woke up from a month long coma after a motorcycle accident to find out he was a double amputee… and then went on to finish his paramedic training. I believe ...

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I answer a listener question about where he should apply for his first EMS job. We talk about agencies large and small, toxic partners and toxic cultures, and what to focus on as you begin your EMS career. Tune into the podcast, and share your thoughts with us.

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the suicide of Fairfax, VA firefighter/paramedic Nicole Mittendorf, and how EMS and the fire service talk a good game about the public safety brotherhood, but many systems do a poor job of practicing it. Give us a listen, and share with us your thoughts. As I said ...

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I welcome EMS1 columnist Mike Rubin to the Guest Table to discuss his EMS Pioneers series. Give us a listen, and if you know an EMS pioneer who deserves recognition, tell Mike about it.

On this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I welcome guests Nathan Stanaway and Daniel Mills to the Guest Table, to talk about state and regional EMS conferences. Nate and Daniel share their experiences and perspective about organizing and promoting the Metro Atlanta EMS Conference and the Alabama EMS Conference, respectively. If you’re an aspiring conference speaker, ...

In this week’s episode of Inside EMS, co-host Chris Cebollero and I discuss the merits of the hybrid, flipped EMS classroom, legislation recognizing PTSD as an occupational illness, and ketamine use guidelines. Give us a listen, and share your thoughts.