EMS1 Daily News

Eligible students in Iowa Central Community College's 14-week EMT program can now use federal Pell Grants to help cover tuition

Two Milwaukee emergency dispatchers were placed on leave as the city reviews its handling of calls reporting the attack

Neptune Township EMS Chief Bil Rosen was remembered as an educator, mentor and advocate for first responder mental health

A new system will give fire trucks priority at intersections, but EMS officials argue the same technology should be used to speed critical patient responses and reduce crash risk

Legal experts say the confidential agreement limits public insight into a case that prompted concerns about ambulance delays, contractor oversight and accountability

A lawsuit claims Woodford County EMS leaders dismissed the EMT's complaints and retaliated after she came forward

Videos highlight the challenges of treating firefighters in rugged terrain with limited access to transport

The new benchmarking report from AIMHI offers agencies data to compare operations, workforce and patient care performance

Alyssa Middleton, 19, faces three felony charges after prosecutors say the ambulance she was driving struck John Lucas and dragged him nearly two miles

Lake Geneva fire officials said crews used the handheld technology less than 24 hours after announcing its implementation

Officials allege Jeffrey Call used unauthorized salaries, bonuses, vacation payouts and inflated timesheets to divert more than $157,000 from the Cape Vincent Ambulance Squad

Blood donations have fallen to a four-year summer low, forcing the Red Cross to limit type O distributions as hospitals face rising trauma-season demand

State grants and new funding opportunities aim to bolster rural hospitals, expand ambulance services and improve access to emergency care

New state data shows EMS response times topped the 15-minute benchmark in nearly half of New Jersey's counties

The latest innovation in the FirstNet network, the nationwide network core is designed specifically for public safety’s unique needs

Pittsburgh EMS joined agencies nationwide in Arlington to honor fallen EMS providers

Grand Haven Township Fire Chief Shawn Schrader said his crews shifted from rescue and fire suppression to preserving a crime scene

A $328,000 state grant will cover tuition for 131 Oakland Community College EMS students as West Bloomfield works to strengthen workforce

A Montana nurse impaled by his trekking pole skipped a helicopter rescue and hiked 10 miles off Granite Peak before doctors removed the pole at a hospital

West Metro firefighter and technical rescue instructor was critically injured after falling during a high-angle rescue training exercise