Hey folks, here's a quick episode for your ears this weekend!

First off, in the pod, I HAVE to share a quick story about a call I got. All we were told was that it was a guy "who ripped out his trachea." 

I finally watched Code 3, the new Paramedic movie with Rainn Wilson, and I found it to be incredibly relatable. Listen for my full thoughts there.

Of course, I chat more about the calls I've been on, including the fun stuff and the tougher stuff, such as working with pediatric patients and dealing with the emotions that follow those calls. How do you deal with traumatic calls?

As always, sit back, let's have fun and let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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Happy Halloween!

I thought I would leave y'all a quick episode for the spooky season. I love this holiday, so I figured, why not chat about some spooky calls I have had.

Kick back, relax, eat some candy and let me know your Halloween tale-worthy experiences in the comments!

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In this episode, I'm joined by my friend Cody Rachal from Louisiana. He's been in EMS since 2016, previously working in tech-related jobs in hospital settings.

Cody has done every flavour of job in our business. Hear about his transition into EMS and the valuable tips he gained from his MANY experiences in our field and crazy calls.

As usual, get some handy advice and stay for the funny stories from this week's guest and me. 

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🚑🎙️ I'm back this week with a solo episode where I share all sorts of thoughts rattling around in my brain at any time.

Come listen along and hear about which tech I'm a fan of and which grinds my gears. I also share which kinda calls and a few stories that entertain the snot outta me (it may surprise you). Another thing I was wrapping my brain around is what it’s like for everyone to be going from alpha-level calls to something super mundane.

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🚑🎙️Today I have TWO special guests on the podcast!

CEO Joe Landolina from Cresilon, Inc., and Injury Prevention Coordinator Frank Tranfaglia joined me to discuss the life-saving product, TraumaGel, one of the latest emerging EMS tools and the Stop the Bleed program.

Listen to the story of the Stop the Bleed organization, which teaches the public about life-threatening bleeding and how to help in a variety of situations that can happen before EMS arrives. 

We also hear about TraumaGel's uses, ways it helps save time and product waste, and how it reduces moderate to severe bleeding in injuries ranging from gunshot wounds to lacerations. I think it’s a really revolutionary product, so listen to it on your favourite podcast app to hear the whole story! 

Stop the Bleed: https://www.stopthebleed.org/
TraumaGel: https://cresilon.com/traumagel/

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Hey friends, I'm back with a new solo episode on working with geriatric patients!

I wanted to create a quick episode on the importance of how we treat these patients, including things to keep in mind when MeeMaw is giving you a hard time, as well as what is true and false when treating elderly patients.

Listen here, your favourite podcast network or watch on YouTube!

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Another quick rant episode for your ears! This week on Uncuffed, I share some thoughts on stuff that is grinding my gears, such as dramatic moments when it is not needed at calls and some more stories for y'all!

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I hope everyone had a fun Independence Day weekend! 🇺🇸 🎆

🚑🎙️ I’m back this week with a brand new episode for y’all. Austin Kiser, from the Coffee Break HEMS Podcast and author of The Flight Medic’s Guide to Mechanical Ventilation, joined me for an interview about his evolving style of EMS education content, transitioning from ground-based care to in-flight care, anxiety about our calls, training stories, and much more!

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Here is a quick bonus episode to celebrate EMS week this year! 

In this episode, we reflect a bit on the year but mainly chat about differential diagnoses and when you don't understand what's wrong with the patient. Those can be hard calls, and I'll try to give you some advice for when you're facing that situation on a call.






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🚑🎙️ Today’s podcast episode is with Aaron from The Pragmed Show!

We chat a little about his new podcast page, our experiences on shift with the use of ketamine and the nitty-gritty of what can go good and go bad. 

Make sure you give him a follow on IG and his new podcast page! 🤙 

🔗 Aaron's Podcast Page

Some Interesting Factz:

https://www.ems1.com/pharmacology/articles/understanding-prehospital-ketamine-dosing-to-drawbacks-

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delirium-study.phphttps://www.jems.com/patient-care/emergency-medical-care/ketamine-considerations-for-prehospital-use/

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