Alert Medic 1

Moose and Josh talk with Dr. Andy Yancone on what EMS experience can add to a mid or high-level clinician's education and practice.

Dr. Andy Yancone is a family practice physician currently practicing in the urgent care environment. He recently graduated from his residency program in Family Medicine. Prior to that he attended American University Carribean School of Medicine. He comes into medicine with a wealth of experience as an EMT in both volunteer and professional realms in Maryland.

The Alert Medic 1 Team sits down with Dr. Andy Yancone to deep dive Sepsis. We cover the physiology of Sepsis and what pre-hospital clinicians can do when encountered with these patients.

Dr. Andy Yancone is a family practice physician currently practicing in the urgent care environment. He recently graduated from his residency program in Family Medicine. Prior to that he attended American University Carribean School of Medicine. He comes into medicine with a wealth of experience as an EMT in both volunteer and professional realms in Maryland.

Moose and Josh sit down with Paramedic Sam Weinstock to talk about medications in cardiac arrest that fall a bit farther down the algorithm. They talk about specifically why and when to use them as well as a couple that we do not give anymore and why that is.

Sam Weinstock is a PM/FF working for a large department in the DC Metro region. Prior to joining that department, he worked as a hospital-based paramedic in New Jersey. Sam brings a wealth of experience in both EMS and Hazmat. He currently serves in a teaching role at his department's training academy.

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The Alert Medic 1 Team had a unique opportunity to sit down with FDNY EMS Deputy Chief Gregg Brady. During the episode, they talk about the largest EMS system in the United States, responding to approximately 1.4 million EMS calls every year.

Deputy Chief Gregg Brady has been with FDNY for over 15 years and is currently an EMS Deputy Chief assigned to FDNY EMS Division 2 in the South Bronx. He has also worked as a Firefighter/Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee and operated as a Tactical Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee Police Department SWAT Team. Gregg has additionally worked as a contractor with the Department of State as a high-threat protection specialist/medic in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Alert Medic 1 crew sit down with Dr. Jeff Nusbaum to discuss his view on various topics in Emergency Medicine and EMS from the perspective of a Medical Director.

Dr. Jeff Nusbaum is an Emergency Medicine Physician who currently practices in the University of Maryland system. He is formerly the Assistant Medical Director of the Baltimore City Fire Department. In the very near future, he will be taking the reigns of Medical Direction of the Baltimore County Fire Department. He comes into the position with a wealth of experience and the AM1 Team looks forward to his work in the future.

The Alert Medic 1 Team is joined by Jasmin Cooke, LMSW to he given insight to the role of social workers in the total care of our patients. If you have ever wondered what happens within the case management realm, here is your chance to find out.

Jasmin Cooke is a LMSW (Licensed Master of Social Work) that is currently working for a PRP (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program). She is also an Mental Health Therapist that specializes in OCD using ERP and ICBT.

The Alert Medic 1 Team sits down with Battalion Chief Tony Scott to talk about numerous leadership topics.

Battalion Chief Scott is a command officer in a department in DC Metro area. he has worked in numerous field, support, and liason positions throughout the department.

The AM1 Team has the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Jennifer Anders, the Associate State EMS Medical Director of Pediatrics. We explore protocol changes and ask some questions about pediatrics in EMS.

The AM1 team sits down with the Maryland State EMS Medical Director Dr. Tim Chizmar to have a discussion about the 2023 Maryland Medical Protocol updates. For the Maryland clinicians, hopefully this provides some insight to these changes. For those that are non-Maryland clinicians, maybe this will provide you with some ideas to bring to your system.

The team sits down with Dr. Jim Brady once again. This time to talk about seizures.