This week I interview Samuel and Christian Adams who are the authors of the book “Life & Death Matters. Professionalism and Decision Making for the First Responder”.
This was a great episode and I picked a few sections of the book to discuss with them like assimilation, doing things with intention and being an effective and professional preceptor.
Take a listen and be sure to grab your copy of the book via their website or Amazon links below.
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EMS calls can be hard at times and you might feel like you are losing control of a scene or patient care. But what if you could be perfect for just one second?
Being an EMS paramedic or EMT student is tough. Yet being a preceptor is equally hard. I see too many of each not approaching common struggles the right way. Which leads to frustration and overwhelm and even having students quit their studies.
Where do you stand in the hierarchy of EMS when it comes to skills and knowledge? Are you satisfied where you fit in?
As 2018 comes to an end I wanted to get one more episode of the podcast in and answer a question I get a lot from members and those I coach on a one to one basis.
This week on the podcast I talk about the age old saying “Treat the patient, not the monitor”. Maybe it should be “Treat the patient AND the monitor”.
