Volunteer fire departments across the United States are facing a continued decline in membership even as emergency calls increase. According to the Nation Fire Protection Association, there were an ...

AmeriPro Health, a leading provider of emergency medical services and public health programs, today announced a partnership with Orion Talent to expand its recruitment of military veterans into ...

The shrinking number of paramedics in southwestern Manitoba has created “horrendous” wait times for patients and families in rural areas, says a Virden paramedic. Wayne Chacun says the staff shortage ...

A shrinking number of paramedics in southwestern Manitoba has created “horrendous” wait times for patients and families in ...

LEADING BY EXAMPLE: Wangaratta paramedic Helen Narayan has immense pride in her mentoring capacity within Ambulance Victoria, as she reflects on 35 years with the emergency service. In 1990, ...

Carter Moss has seen firsthand how hard it can be for rural Nebraskans to get the medical care they need — sometimes requiring long trips to Lincoln or Omaha fo ...

Franklin is teaming up with the Bargersville fire district for ambulance services — a move that is expected to save city residents money.

The firehouse smelled of engine oil and bleach. Boots lined the bay, hoses curled neatly on racks, and morning sunlight gleamed off polished trucks. Two young former interns moved through the station ...

As careers in emergency medicine continue to grow in both popularity and demand, Dakota College at Bottineau will again offer its 14-month Paramedic Technology program at its Minot location.

EMT Traci Schmidt, alongside her partner Paramedic Dean Wilkins, spend their 12-hour shifts answering your calls from a Falck ...

More than a third of the city’s emergency medical technicians and paramedics are expected to leave this year as they continue ...

When the team comes together, everything works in sync, and the net result here is we save a life,” said Michael Robinson, Carroll’s chief of fire and EMS.