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In Honor of National 911 Education Month – Help Spread the Word
April 4, 2012 | 911, Administration & Leadership, appreciation, Command & Leadership, Dispatch & Communications, Emergency Communications, EMS, EMS Dispatch, EMS Topics, Fire Dispatch, Fire Rescue Topics, Uncategorized | Ckemtp | No Comments

Looking for a way to spread the message about National 911 Education Month and National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week? Here’s something I wrote that I’d love for you to use.

National 911 Education Month – What EMS can do
April 2, 2012 | 911, Administration & Leadership, Command & Leadership, Dispatch & Communications, Emergency Communications, Emergency Medical Services, EMS, EMS Dispatch, ems education, EMS Topics, Fire Rescue Topics, News, Technology & Communications | Ckemtp | 2 Comments
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April is National 911 Education Month. We’re celebrating it. Let’s show our dispatchers some love and help spread the message. I’ve got some tools you can use today.

What Difference Does EMS Make? Choose Your Own Ending
September 7, 2010 | 911, edemse, Emergency Medical Services, EMS, ems 2.0, ems education, EMS Motivation, EMS pep talk, ems scenario, ems scenario based education, EMS Topics, EMS training, Ethics, everyday ems ethics, Fire Rescue Topics, In the Line of Duty, inside the mind of a paramedic, letter to the editor, Line of Duty, Paramedic, paramedic education, Patient Management, pride, profession, professionalism, Public relations, scenario, scenario based training, stories, Training & Development, training-fire-rescue-topics | Ckemtp | 16 Comments

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?

EMS Week 2010 – Sent to the Newspaper
May 14, 2010 | 911, Administration & Leadership, Ambulance, ckemtp, Emergency Medical Services, EMS, EMS Management, EMS Topics, EMS week, ems week 2010, Paramedic, politics, profession, professionalism, Uncategorized | Ckemtp | 9 Comments
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I wrote this piece in honor of EMS week 2010 and sent it to my local newspaper. You might want to do the same. This is appropriate for the public and you may use it as you see fit.