Slow and boring is good. It’s less stressful on the patient and the providers. The better you think, the better you do your job, and the less exciting it will be.

Editor’s Note: In “Paramedic chief - Extraordinary experiences from the streets of Los Angeles”, Chief Alan Cowen walks us ...

Train accidents affect not only the injured parties, but also their families, the train engineer and the first responders who must witness and respond to the trauma. If even one person remembers the ...

EMS Recruits spent six months and responded to over 3,700 911 calls in training before transitioning to Operations ...

Paul Forney, regional director of the ambulance service American Medical Response, said just 7% of calls were diverted to ...

A pickup truck hauling a trailer crossed the median and collided with a mobile crane on I-83 in Baltimore County ...

A KSHB-TV reporter was grazed in the arm by flying metal debris on Oct. 22 while Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Lucas Kunce ...

Southwest Minnesota EMS Corp. will use the funding, along with Avel eCare's EMS telemedicine services, to improve rural care ...

So, which cities offer peace of mind? WalletHub compared 182 U.S. cities based on three key dimensions: home/community safety, financial stability and natural disaster risks. The data was then ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) and the National Registry of ...

Earlier this year they came to share another distinction: They are two of the first “Hometown Heroes” to be saluted under a ...

For first responders, the call to serve doesn’t always stop at the firehouse, the ambulance or the squad car. Many take their ...