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One of the biggest failures when utilizing an ultrasound (US) device is not making adjustments. We typically turn the ultrasound device on, select a preset like cardiac, and then begin
ABC’S OF THE VENTILATOR By: Justin Krantz, NRP, CCEMT-P, FP-C What was one of your biggest fears when starting critical care transport? Did I hear you say, “the vent?”
Historically, smaller communities have not recognized ambulance services as being on a similar priority level as fire departments or the police. Most people did not believe EMS agencies deserved to
Failing to Succeed By Chelsea Epling, RN, BSN, MCCN, EMT-P Many times in life we fail. We fail a test, we fail at a relationship, we fail to reach a
Whether you work in the back of an ambulance, a helicopter, or a hospital, you likely have many tools to assist you in assessing and treating your patient. Tools such
This month we took a look at Marie Marvingt, a pioneer in HEMS and a woman who helped create pre-hospital medicine in the early 1900s. We also featured Dr. Erica
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 with. She’s the most amazing
For a long time, air medical transport has been an important aspect of emergency and critical care. In case of a medical emergency, an air ambulance company should be able
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 trails in the field of
