When you decided to cut taxes and reduce our staff, I was the one that had to work triple duty to keep our community safe.
When your husband needed chemo three times a week, I was …
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by Jamey Perkins
Writer for Public Safety Degrees
Holidays in the U.S. will almost always have a historical meaning. However, how we as individuals relate to holidays may sometimes not necessarily be in accordance with the true …
Health care is always changing, and Emergency Medical Services is never left out of these changes. New education and skills become available, new positions are created, and new avenues for employment open up almost daily.
The …
Listening to the radio yesterday while driving through Missouri, I heard a report about a woman who had an auto accident near the city of Alton. Somehow, she left the roadway and ended up in …
Every since childhood, many young people have been drawn to the world of being a Private Investigator. Books, like Sherlock Holmes and even cartoons featuring Q.T. Hush and Shamus helped create the fantasy many young …
I’ve spent some time this morning researching any health hazards associated with crude oil that is spilling into the Gulf of Mexico. Articles and releases from departments of public health, OSHA, and even the EPA …
Sparked by this article, recently published on CNN, I began thinking about the subject.
To summarize, a husband, who is also an emergency medic, noticed his wife displaying stroke like symptoms. Since his wife is a …
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When you decided to cut taxes and reduce our staff, I was the one that had to work triple duty to keep our community safe.
When your husband needed chemo three times a week, I was …
Writing on a continuous basis to this blog gets very difficult sometimes. Since this site is about a lot more than just the blog, I often find myself running behind. Keeping up good content about …
It’s 5:30 am in a small city in northwest Indiana. Jerry, a veteran paramedic of 13 years, and his partner Karen are getting ready to leave the ambulance station for a run that will take …
by Sherry Jones Mayo, RN, EMTP, DAAETS
Author of Confessions of a Trauma Junkie: My Life as a Nurse Paramedic
Contributing writer to Public Safety Degrees
When you decided to become a part of emergency services, did it …
