If you haven’t heard of these two individuals, you may be very soon. The reason why? They may have just

If you’ve been anywhere in this world the last few weeks, you know what’s been going on in Ukraine. Once

One of the most misunderstood pieces of equipment we have is the bag valve mask. Easy to operate, but hard to master, it's one of the fundamental skills we need to master.

Rommie Duckworth is a nationally-known paramedic and educator in Connecticut who is truly passionate about education and ventilation, and Dan gets to pick his brain and talk about what really matters when we have to breathe for our patients who can't do it for themselves.

Remle Crowe is a statistics rockstar. Her primary areas of research in EMS include burnout, and how to improve performance

If you were at the National Association of EMS Physicians Conference this past week, you would have been able to see Dr. Michael Lauria speak. Mike is a USAF veteran, Pararescueman, flight paramedic, and currently an emergency medicine physician in the US. He has appeared on the EMCrit podcast and numerous others to talk about stress and managing it in the field of medicine.

Dan got to sit down with paramedic and member of Hatzolah Sim Shain to talk about the organization, its response

After the Halloween episode, we take a more serious turn with Matt Streger of Keavney Streger Law Firm and talk about what happened in the Elijah McClain case.

Bottom line: We need to take care of our patients; regardless of the circumstances we find them in, and we need to understand our role in keeping everyone safe and out of danger.

Halloween is special time of year. Spooky skeletons and vampires everywhere! But how would you treat a vampire? Do werewolves

Dr. Jim Ducanto is an anesthesiologist that discusses airway management like it’s the final scene of an action movie. It’s

We know. We hate it too. SARS-CoV-2 is still rampant in the United States, and with the emergence of the