EMS1 Daily News

Two people were taken to a hospital after a vehicle collided with an ambulance using its lights and sirens in Boulder

Nursing and EMS students can now interact with multiple characters inside a simulation, adding more realism to patient care dynamics

State EMS leaders want to grow community paramedicine, strengthen 911

London firefighters will continue responding to major medical emergencies under a new agreement that shifts routine calls and transports to Ambulance Inc. of Laurel County

The 31-year veteran resigned less than a year before pension eligibility after officials said his second government job violated the city's Home Rule Charter

Nash County EMS Director Dale Griffin, a paramedic and EMS leader for nearly four decades, died after being pulled from the water near Shackleford Banks

The Somerset County event brought first responders together at Flight 93 National Memorial to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks

Voters approved public safety millages in Auburn Hills and Royal Oak while rejecting police funding measures in three townships and a fire and EMS proposal in Orion Township

The scholarship program has trained 59 EMTs since 2021 while helping remove financial barriers to entering the EMS workforce

Officials point to expanded Narcan access, treatment, community paramedicine and coordinated public safety efforts as contributing to the decline

Dispatch-provided coordinates helped crews locate the injured 18-year-old in a remote area near Laurel River Dam

Killeen Fire EMS is the first fire-based EMS agency between Dallas and San Antonio to provide prehospital blood transfusions

The proposed Hillsborough County program would serve a 70-square-mile area and is expected to deliver blood in under three minutes on average

The paramedic was allegedly struck in the nose while evaluating the man during the response to a domestic violence 911 call

A lawsuit filed by the founders of Community Ambulance Co. alleges Dignity Health attempted to “dictate that patients be delivered to associate facilities even if the facility was not the closest hospital"

Minneapolis public safety officials say urban exploration is fueling a growing number of dangerous rescues and warned that these incidents put both trespassers and first responders at risk

Kenneth Ryden faces up to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting healthcare professionals during treatment at Providence Medical Center

Dylan Jamescupp’s phone data showed he received child sexual abuse material while on duty at the Kansas City (Kan.) Fire Department

Former Empress EMS EMT Emmanuel Vasquez was immediately terminated and later arrested

The latest Gallup workplace report found nearly half of employees experience significant daily stress, underscoring the need for practical resilience strategies