Women’s History Month: Celebrating The Women of EMS, Part 2
Sub-five feet. Barely a hundred pounds, soaking wet. Blonde hair and blue eyes. But GOSH DANG is Dr. Erica Carney a force to be reckoned
March 22, 2021
Sub-five feet. Barely a hundred pounds, soaking wet. Blonde hair and blue eyes. But GOSH DANG is Dr. Erica Carney a force to be reckoned
March is Women’s History Month and here at IA MED, we will be highlighting the work of a small handful of women who have blazed
Jaren Jarrell | FP-C, CCEMT-P, NRP Twitter is the most raw, emotional, and informational social media platform out there. Most of the time, it’s someone
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Full disclaimer…I make no claims as an expert. However, these were my musings that became a sort of “revelation” which I felt compelled to share.
100% Silent Chelsea Epling, BSN, RN, MCCN, EMT-P I figured I’d start this one out with a disclosure. This is going to be more geared
Anyone who knows me will tell you, I love training and broadening my education. In any given year, you’ll find me going to four to
I had let my guard down, which was a mistake and it backfired. The first step after my mistake was to panic, and I think
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This article was provided to the IA MED team by Dr. Duncan Grossman, PGY-3 in Emergency Medicine at Maimonides Medical Center. We thought it was