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Medic Class Leadership | 1 | Introduction
Join us as we begin a new branch of our project, Medic Class Leadership.
In addition to our regular podcast episodes about evidenced based medicine and EMS culture, we are now discussing the complexities and challenges of leadership within Emergency Medical Services.
Leaders are found at every level of personnel in EMS; the current student, preceptor, instructor and training officer, new medics and EMTs, tenured personnel, and administration. We all hold leadership opportunities and influence that can truly make a positive impact on our culture. We at Medic Class Citizen want to identify those opportunities, and dive in to how we can make them meaningful, and get the most out of them.
Join us as we introduce our friend and colleague, Brian Johnson, who will be joining us on a regular basis for this branch of our project. Brian is a Lieutenant for John's Creek Fire Department located in Fulton County, Georgia. He serves as the EMS Coordinator, and has been a paramedic for nearly twenty years, serving various communities in the way of combination Fire and EMS. Brian has also taught as an EMS adjunct for over ten years in both paramedicine and EMT programs.
Make sure to download, subscribe, and share with your friends and co-workers.
Find us on all major platforms and podcast providers, as well as our socials!
| Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Linked-In | YouTube
| www.medicclasscitizen.com |
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By Brandon Carey, Jason Grady
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Join us as we begin a new branch of our project, Medic Class Leadership.
In addition to our regular podcast episodes about evidenced based medicine and EMS culture, we are now discussing the complexities and challenges of leadership within Emergency Medical Services.
Leaders are found at every level of personnel in EMS; the current student, preceptor, instructor and training officer, new medics and EMTs, tenured personnel, and administration. We all hold leadership opportunities and influence that can truly make a positive impact on our culture. We at Medic Class Citizen want to identify those opportunities, and dive in to how we can make them meaningful, and get the most out of them.
Join us as we introduce our friend and colleague, Brian Johnson, who will be joining us on a regular basis for this branch of our project. Brian is a Lieutenant for John's Creek Fire Department located in Fulton County, Georgia. He serves as the EMS Coordinator, and has been a paramedic for nearly twenty years, serving various communities in the way of combination Fire and EMS. Brian has also taught as an EMS adjunct for over ten years in both paramedicine and EMT programs.
Make sure to download, subscribe, and share with your friends and co-workers.
Find us on all major platforms and podcast providers, as well as our socials!
| Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Linked-In | YouTube
| www.medicclasscitizen.com |