As The Rotor Turns

In this episode after a few minutes of on-air fun, Carlos, Jason, Trisha, and Amanda get serious and break down the accident at ICON Park in Orlando on March 25th that took the life of 14 year old Tyre Sampson when he slipped from his seat and fell 100 feet to the pavement. They go in-depth on blunt force trauma injuries, the responsibilities of on-site medical crews when there is an accident, rendering aide in a major trauma, and why parks really do not answer to anyone.

The opinions and views shared here on As The Rotor Turns are strictly those of the hosts and do not reflect the professional capabilities of The Rescue Company 1 or the amazing Dr. Benjamin Abo. Any medical information shared is not instruction and should not be used in place of your local protocols. ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR PROTOCOLS AND POLICIES!

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On tonight's episode, the crew kicks off with some recaps of the new Florida bill dubbed the "Don't Say Gay" bill, gender reveal parties, and Patricio reveals he's been apparently dating his own Amber Heard...Allegedly. Then the important topic of sleep deprivation amongst EMS and shift workers. Why rest is important and how city budgets can affect how much rest firefighters can actually get.

**Note: The opinions and views shared here on As The Rotor Turns are strictly those of the hosts and do not reflect the professional capabilities of The Rescue Company 1 or the amazing Dr. Benjamin Abo. Any medical information shared is not instruction and should not be used in place of your local protocols. ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR PROTOCOLS AND POLICIES!

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Carlos, Trisha, Amanda, and some random Mexican guy names Patricio sit down with Special Guests, Scott and Lisa DeBoer of Pedi-Ed-Trics Emergency Medical Solutions for an exclusive interview. Listen and find out what motivated them to start what many consider "THE" education hub for pediatric emergencies. Scott shares why his first time wasn't what he expected, and why Lisa and Geoffrey Giraffe will never be besties.

Amanda highlights another amazing woman for Women's History Month, Dr. Nancy Caroline who wrote the EMS textbook, Emergency Care in the Streets, that is still used today among other accomplishments.

After the episode don't forget to vote for us in Orlando Magazine's Best of Orlando for Best Local Podcast. https://www.orlandomagazine.com/best-of-orl-voting/

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In this just released Bonus Episode of As The Rotor Turns, our fearless leader, Carlos Tavarez (RN, CTRN, CEN, TCRN, CFRN, CPEN, LNC, NREMT-P,CCP-C,FP-C,EMT-T,WEMT) sets the jokes aside and takes center stage to share important info for EMS/ First Responders on recognizing and the treatment of head injuries with a focus on CTE.

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Just when you thought we were done this week, we've turned of the Facebook Live feed cams and get serious with our guest Kyle about helicopter flight instruction times and how to deal with PTSD, when you don't want to deal with PTSD.

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After getting a very, lets say "vivid" description on the sexual awakenings of the green M&M, the crew Carlos, Trisha, Amanda and Jason deliver more info and laughs as the crew chats with special guest Kyle about PTSD and the different training levels of military medics vs station medics. Then move right in with another honoree for Black History Month, Freedom House Paramedic Service

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We've got a full house this episode with Carlos, Amanda, Jason, and Trisha and we're touching on everything from American Heart Month and how those that work in EMS can stay heart healthy, to World Hippo Day, celebrating the first 9-1-1 call 54 years ago, and what in the hell happened to Bob Saget. So put down the cheeseburgers, put on your headphones and join us As the Rotor Turns.

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Carlos, Amanda, Trisha, and Jason take on the the subject of C.T.E. (Chronic traumatic encephalopathy ) which was widely brought into the spotlight after 315 former NFL players were found to have C.T.E in their brain including high profile players like Junior Seau who played for the Chargers, Patriots, and Dolphins, and family said he went from being very social to mildly depressed, and then committed suicide. To players like former 49er player Philip Adams who killed six people then himself and afterwards his family stated over the last year he suffered from severe mood changes. Many of the similarities that many of us face with patients every day. The crew also honors Black History Month and what that has to do with the history of EMS and an ambulance company called Freedom House Ambulance Service

#NFL #CTE #BlackHistoryMonth #EMS #Football #SuperBowl #FirstResponders #EMSPodcast #AsTheRotorTurns

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In case you missed it, The As the Rotor Turns: The Best of 2021 is HERE! Catch some of the funniest, unedited, and memorable moments during our live Podcast in 2021. Listen-Subscribe-Share-Repeat.

*The views and opinions are those of the host and guests and do not reflect the views and opinions of The Rescue Company 1.

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On this special holiday episode of As The Rotor Turns the squad sits down for an exclusive interview with Veteran Orlando Fire Department Firefighter-Paramedic, Rachel Camacho who shares her experience as a female firefighter and advice for women who want to make firefighting a career. We've got ugly Christmas sweater contest, a Coquito tasting and attorney Erin Morse from The Law Offices of Erin Morse who dropped by to give her insight on the legalities surrounding Podcasting and invoices for representing each of us at one time or another.

The audio of the contest will be made available on the official Facebook and YouTube pages of The Rescue Company 1.

*The views and opinions are those of the host and guest and do not reflect the views and opinions of The Rescue Company 1.