I found this news story out of Schaumburg, Illinois today. Perhaps you should read it, those of you who work local government. It’s of note.

This post highlights a recent piece of EMS case law where an ambulance service was successfully sued over an AMA refusal and a patient’s subsequent death… It’s a must read

I’ve always said that I love EMS and that I’ve taken from it far more than I could ever give back to it. The same is true with this blog. From my readers and people who comment, I learn more than I can teach and enjoy more than I can entertain. This weekend proved all […]

The EMS news outlets are jumpin and there’s a disagreement among EMS people out there. What’s your take?

Howdy Everyone! This is your friendly neighborhood paramedic-turned-writer Ckemtp here with: An Important Announcement As part of my continued struggle through my capitalistic tendencies, I have decided to offer a suite of services to those who may want some sweet services. (see what I did there? The pun? Funny, right? Yea.. it’s funny) You can […]

Do you think that the full-time, paid, professional fire service will continue to be as much as a desirable career goal?

I got a little philisophical with this post and I’d like you to pick the ending I should use. What do the three cases I present mean to you?

When you could be reading Happy’s explanation of EMS @.0 over at the Chronicles of EMS website? Go read it. Print it out please, and share it with the world. http://chroniclesofems.com/ems-20.htm Thanks, Happy.

Thanks to Burned Out Medic and the “Cath Lab Digest” I found this little gem. It’s priceless… a nurse actually published her fight against a speeding ticket because her job is too important to be bound by the law?