In this episode, Steve, Dan, and Holly talk about their experiences in toxic environments or around toxic individuals. They discuss how easy it is to become part of the toxic culture, and why that makes it crucial to recognize associated patterns of thoughts and behavior and rise above them.

In this episode, Steve, Dan, and Holly are back in the studio as Holly leads the team through an in-depth discussion on the trauma death triad (diamond). Holly provides a scientific breakdown of each component, and then the team discusses the practical implications of each component in the “real-life” management of a trauma patient in the field.

This article describes the NREMT's "Certification Scheme - Paramedic" policy in easy-to-understand terms.

This article describes the NREMT's "Certification Scheme - Advanced Emergency Medical Technician " policy in easy-to-understand terms.

This article describes the NREMT's "Certification Scheme - Emergency Medical Technician " policy in easy-to-understand terms.

This article describes the NREMT's "Certification Scheme – Emergency Medical Responder" policy in easy-to-understand terms.

This article describes the NREMT's "Code of Conduct" policy in easy-to-understand terms.

Have you heard? Some important changes are coming to the BLS examinations starting April 7, 2025. Here is what you need to know.

In this episode, Steve, Dan, and Holly are joined by guest Matt Shamrell, a burn unit ICU nurse. Matt discusses treatment processes for burn patients, including fluid resuscitation, pain management, and wound care.

Steve and Dan co-host their first show without Holly as they welcome special guest Eric Jaeger. Eric is an RSI Paramedic and Attorney from New Hampshire who leads the discussion on best practices for physical restraint and chemical sedation and the legal ramifications these interventions carry.