On this episode of from the ashes, we talk with Josh, host of the what makes us fire podcast. Josh’s podcast is meant to shed light on the lives of Firefighters, and all those that surround them. Listen in as we talk about mental health, philosophies and what makes us move.

This is part 3 in our three part series about pediatric airways and respiratory emergencies. In this part, we will be addressing pediatric intubation, Non-invasive ventilation modes and some special considerations

In this episode we talked with James Boomhower, Founder of Fit for Duty. James is a 17 year EMS veteran and is an active member in the war on mental health and PTSD. James dedicates his life to those in need both physically and mentally. James shared his story and how it effected his career and brought him to the mission he works towards everyday, to be out of a job (his mental health job that is). Listen in and learn a thing or two!

This is part 2 in our three part series about pediatric airways and respiratory emergencies. In this part, we'll will be addressing the common respiratory disease effecting children, their causes, and their treatments.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Mills, founder of the 911 Buddy Check Project. We talked about everything. From the acceptance of alcoholism and drug additcion in our field, to some new treatments to help those who suffer from PTSD and other mental health problems.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Mills, founder of the 911 Buddy Check Project. We talked about everything. From the acceptance of alcoholism and drug additcion in our field, to some new treatments to help those who suffer from PTSD and other mental health problems.

Let's talk airways, pediatric airways. This episode is going to be divided up into a few parts. In this part, we are going to talk about pediatric ventilator management and how to have better success in managing these little patients.

Let's talk airways, pediatric airways. This episode is going to be divided up into a few parts. In this part, we are going to talk about pediatric ventilator management and how to have better success in managing these little patients.

After having a discussion at work about the reliability of the Glasgow Coma Scale and it's reliability and applicability, I decided to do some research to answer my questions. Most of the questions were related to how we use it, why we use it, and are we doing it right? I discovered some very interesting answers.

After having a discussion at work about the reliability of the Glasgow Coma Scale and it's reliability and applicability, I decided to do some research to answer my questions. Most of the questions were related to how we use it, why we use it, and are we doing it right? I discovered some very interesting answers.