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You can be the best part of someone's worst day. Every day as a paramedic or EMT is different. The unpredictability of who or what you will encounter might seem daunting, but it also makes for a deeply fulfilling and exciting career. You are there to serve patients and community members during the most challenging moments of their lives. This is your opportunity to be the best part of someone’s bad day. For young adults seeking a fulfilling career that doesn’t keep you confined to an office, consider the rewarding path of an emergency responder. You will develop new partnerships and memories that will last you a lifetime. Global Medical Response is always hiring new EMS professionals: https://lnkd.in/gcg9ezQ9 If you are or were an emergency responder, what inspired you to choose this career, and what has kept you dedicated to it? Global Medical Response #GMR #emsleadership #emergencymedicalresponse #EmergencyResponse

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Navigating the winding paths of a career as both a Registered Nurse and Paramedic, I've stumbled upon a treasure trove of wisdom, but one gem particularly shines brighter than the rest: the paramount importance of keeping a cool head amidst chaos 🧊. Mastering the art of calm not only anchors those turbulent moments but could very well tip the scales between despair and deliverance. This discovery begs the question: What lessons have the corridors of your profession whispered in your ear? Come, and share your stories below! #LifeLessons #CalmUnderPressure Wander over to RichArriaga.com - to begin your new journey. 🚀

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In the latest podcast episode, Jack talks about what’s involved with being a paramedic. Careers professionals, this is a key listen, if you’re speaking to students and graduates who are interested in paramedic studies. 

🚨NH Law Update🚨 Are you an employer in New Hampshire with employees that are volunteer firefighters or emergency medical technicians? If so, you MUST know about this law update❗ In June 2024, Govenor Chris Sununu, signed into law, an update that protects the jobs of volunteer firefighters and EMTs. This update is aimed at preventing discrimination and retaliation against volunteer emergency responders when responding to an emergency. ❗Effective August 13, 2024 - New Hampshire employers are now prohibited from discharging or disciplining an employee who is a volunteer emergency medical technician or firefighter if their absence from work was due to responding to an emergency. 📑 All employers are encouraged to update their policies and handbook to comply with this update. ✉️ For more information about this update or how to incorporate it into your policies and handbook, please contact us at [email protected] #laborlaw #NHEmployers

This is such an amazing story. But, imagine if these folks were tied up on a less critical call, such as trying to compassionately manage a mental health patient that takes a tremendous amount of time and were unable to be free to do skilled interventions like this? Thats the power I see as a nurse of new service lines like VICTOR | Violence Intervention and Crisis Threat Operational Response Per a recent report by the Evening Standard, LAS is short by approximately 320 paramedics and 130 emergency medical technicians. which contributes to the strain on the service, especially as demand continues to rise with London’s growing population. They report that the shortage has forced LAS to prioritize the most critical cases and not dispatch ambulances to approximately 3,500 lower-priority incidents weekly that previously received responses. Mental health calls are often deemed in this category and end up leaving community and police resources struggling to manage patients alone. VICTOR has the potential to really help support Emergency Services so that amazing guys like this can continue to serve where their critical skills are needed most. #innovation hashtag #support hashtag #services

If you’re in EMS, you probably like stepping into chaos and making things better. Do you see yourself as a person who makes things better? Who de-chaosifies? When you fix what bugs you, when you make an improvement, you’re making things better. You’re stepping into chaos and stepping out with less chaos. You aren’t just an EMT or Paramedic, you’re a dechaosifier of patient care, of documentation, of logistics, of bathroom cleaning, of brake jobs, of hiring, of training, of operations. Or you can see yourself as someone who just sits around and waits for the tones to drop. #EMS

#hiring EMERGENCY MEDICINE NEW ENGLAND, Boston, United States, fulltime #opentowork #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Bostonjobs #Massachusettsjobs #HealthcareMedical Apply: https://lnkd.in/geUSfPiW When Airmen or their families have a medical emergency, time can be of the essence. Focused on immediate decision-making and treatment, Emergency Services Physicians take the actions necessary to care for and stabilize their patients. The care provided by these quick-thinking specialists often prevents death or further disability until they can be referred to the appropriate medical departments.