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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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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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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Did you start out in EMS with a five year plan? Now it’s 15 years later and you are still on the ambulance with no end in sight. Looks like you have become an Accidental EMS Lifer.
But all is not lost and you are not alone. In fact it isn’t all that bad.
Take a listen to this weeks podcast and hear my take on being a lifer by accident in EMS.
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I was joined by Mike Pertz this week on the show and we discussed a variety of topics. One of them being why EMS providers resist increasing their knowledge base unless it is exam time or mandated by their job or certification.
Mike is a contributor to FireRescue1.com and he has a great tool for EMS providers to help with pediatric patients called SmartSquad and you can get more information on that tool here.
He gave some unique insight into this topic I am sure you will enjoy.
He is also the owner of FireFighterNow.com which helps those who want to become firefighters pass those exams.
This was a great episode so be sure to lean forward and listen below.
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Being able to anticipate things in EMS can be helpful. When you think about it, you can actually try and anticipate many things in your EMS day. By doing this you will find yourself better prepared what you find even if you didn’t actually anticipate it.
Take a listen to this weeks episode to see what I mean below.
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You have heard the saying “Knowledge is Power”. In EMS you have to be able to apply that knowledge and know when and how. Especially within the pre hospital environment.
Anyone can memorize big words and sound smart around the water cooler. But that won’t change what you can do as a paramedic or EMT.
Be good in EMS so you can be great for your patients.
Listen to this weeks podcast to see what I mean and how your knowledge focus may need to change.
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We all complain from time to time on the job. The patients, the calls, the nurses, our agencies and management all find a place on the “gripe vine”.
But when you find yourself always complaining and bringing down the moral of your peers. You can pretty much be assured that you are being complained about too.
Take a listen to this weeks podcast below and see exactly what I am talking about.
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What do you do each day in EMS that makes a difference? Not necessarily with a patient, although that is certainly important.
I’m talking about doing things that influence. They can be small or big. Perhaps just at the level of influence with that partner sitting next to you.
When we can have that micro influence, it can go much further than we may think.
Take a listen to this weeks podcast and see if you fit in as a micro influencer in EMS.
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This is a segment from the EMS 2017 End video series I just did where I sit with several EMS leaders to discuss their favorite two things from 2017 and what they want to see more in the coming year.
In this session Chris Cebollero from Cebollero & Assoc. joined me with his insight into Community Paramedics, EMS as a business and giving EMT’s more responsibility. Chris is a true EMS leader and pushed through this session even hough he was under the weather.
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Chris Cebollero is a nationally recognized Emergency Medical Services leader, best selling author, and advocate. Chris is a member of the Forbes Coaching Council and available for speaking, coaching and mentoring. Currently Chris is the Senior Partner for Cebollero & Associates, a medical consulting firm, assisting organizations in meeting the challenges of tomorrow. See more about Chris at Chrisvebollero.com and be sure to follow him on Twitter @ChiefofEMS.
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