Should Emergency Medical Services Continue to Be Delivered by the Fire Service?
The author, a former paramedic and program leader, analyzes emergency medical service models in the United States, concluding that fire-based EMS integration is most effective.
12 min read
EMS Leaders: Leveraging Success Learned from Other Agency Types
Bishop highlights the need for leadership development in emergency medical services, suggesting EMS learn from fire and law enforcement standards for effective training.
8 min read
Why Are We So Bad at Making a Better Tomorrow for Our Future Coworkers?
The medical field faces issues of undermining colleagues and poor workplace culture, requiring authentic effort for improvement, transparency, and accountability to foster growth and trust.
4 min read
Building a National EMS Memorial
On EMS Remembrance Day, Jana Williams, Tony O’Brien, and James Robinson discussed honoring fallen EMS providers and building a permanent memorial in Washington, D.C.
13 min read
Prehospital Blood, POCUS, MIH, AI, and Body Cams
Join the JEMS Podcast for EMS Week 2026 with Dr. C. Ryan Keay and Chief Christopher Wray discussing modern prehospital care challenges and solutions.
1 min read
Registration Open for the 2026 National Blood Summit
Healthcare leaders will meet on this July for the 2026 National Blood Summit at the InterContinental San Antonio Riverwalk, Texas.
1 min read
Moose Attacks Dog Walker in Colorado Mountains Near Winter Park
A moose charged a person walking dogs near Winter Park, Colorado, resulting in serious injuries. The victim was hospitalized, and wildlife officials posted warnings in the area.
3 min read
U.S. Will Send Americans Exposed to Ebola While Abroad to a New Facility in Kenya
President Donald Trump’s administration plans to send Americans exposed to Ebola abroad to a new facility in Kenya for treatment, instead of flying them to the United States.
6 min read
MD County Reverses Course on Ambulance Whole Blood Program
Somerset County approved a state grant for a whole blood program to aid trauma patients, reversing earlier opposition. The program will receive $58,338 annually for five years.
4 min read
CA EMS Providers Honored for Medical Helicopter Crash Rescue
Two Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District providers received heroism medals for their actions at the scene of a fatal medical helicopter crash on Highway 50 in October 2025, according to FOX40 News.
2 min read
Entire OK EMS Crew Resigns Over Pay, Staffing Concerns
The entire staff of Burns Flat EMS plans to resign on June 1 due to low pay and staffing shortages.
Sacramento (CA) Opens EMS-Focused Station to Improve Response Times
Sacramento reopened Fire Station 140 in South Natomas as an EMS-centered response hub.