This podcast reboot with EMS1.com’s Greg Friese talks about people who forget things during a shift. Whether it is restocking, checking an ambulance or even on scene awareness. It may be that understanding the bigger picture as partners and professionals is key to both patient care and harmony in the workplace.
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Master your EMS knowledge at Turbo Medic
This week I pulled a great segment that goes over some ways you can better focus and improve your study habits in EMS.
I believe that this can help you not just for exams but also when it comes to simply retaining the information that is vital to us as clinicians in the field.
Take a listen and be sure to jump over to iTunes when you are done and give a quick review.
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Do you think we lie in EMS? To our patients, our partners or our bosses. Maybe we do it to avoid uncomfortable questions, to keep the peace or to keep our EMS jobs.
Listen to this episode below and maybe you can answer the question. Have you ever lied as an EMS provider?
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Not so fast. This weeks EMS show focuses on the study suggesting that IO access in cardiac arrest may not be as good as those plain ole boring IV’s.
I had the full show cast on this one and both Dave and Josh provided interesting opinions on this study.
Take a listen below and check out the study and article about it from EMS1 via the links below.
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Is EMS the stepping stone to other professions? Do providers leave EMS to pursue better career options when they find so few in EMS. Sometimes its not about pay. It can be about career movement, job satisfaction and options for the long haul.
Is teaching and supervisory positions the only rungs in the ladder?
Check out this podcast reboot and leave your thoughts below.
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This episode of the show asks “Whats your EMS end game?”. It doesn’t have to be in EMS and if you are just starting out in EMS it is something you should be thinking about.
Take a listen and maybe you will start thinking what yours is if you have not already.
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As EMS professionals we have to know a wide range of topics and be proficient at many various skills. However a lot of us have super powers. What I mean by that is we all have certain skills or topics that we are very good at, that we have mastered.
Do you know what your EMS super hero powers are? What about your partners? Knowing each others strengths and weaknesses really can make hard days easier and benefit your patients and even your coworkers.
Take a listen below to see what I mean.
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Fine tune your super powers at Turbo Medic.
This weeks on the show Josh and I talk about some very similar things between EMS and SNF staff. This is post rant I had with my years of abuse by said staff. Josh pointed out some things though that I do think we should all keep in mind when we respond to the Nursing Home call with a report of any one of the following:
This is not my patient
Her Pulse Ox is 74% (but for you its 98% a miracle indeed)
The DNR dementia patient is not acting right
He rolled out of bed and no injury but policy requires an 911 EMS call to the ED.
Yeah the list can go on, but go take a listen to the show and see how these calls can make some sense.
Take a listen below and be sure and visit ITunes and take a few minutes to leave us a rating and review.
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This weeks episode has Josh Knapp from WANTYNU joining me as we talk about partners in EMS, the right way, wrong way and any way methods in EMS. It can boil down to how you use your frozen orange concentrate.
Take a listen below and be sure and visit ITunes and take a few minutes to leave us a rating and review.
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EMS educators are challenged with meeting student expectations. What do new candidates in EMS expect from the learning experience and what they will see in the field?
So how to we teach new EMS providers what’s real in EMS?
This week I am joined by Thomas Nagel a paramedic, RN and EMS educator in NC, who shares his insights into meeting EMS student expectations. We also talk about some EMS dogma with regards to EMS educators themselves. All this plus tips on helping students of all provider levels and experiences build up their cache of what is normal for patients.
Take a listen to this ITunes reboot below and be sure to leave your thoughts and comments.
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