As many of us know, putting your health and fitness first can be a major challenge with the busy schedules we adhere to every day. Between his three jobs as a donor center coordinator, tissue recovery technician and paramedic, Buck Feris recognized this difficulty but decided to take the challenge head on by changing his […]
Month: March 2011
Snip and Rip! My friends at Rip Shears gave me five pairs of their Rip Shears to give away. I am giving away two pairs – right now – at Facebook.com/EverydayEMSTips. Make a comment before 8 pm central time Tuesday for the random drawing. I am giving away the other three pairs to my blog […]
EMS Week merchandise is available. It is a predictable collection of shirts, hoodies, caps, pens, cups, and water bottles. My preference was always for a gift I might actually use/wear on duty. So an insulated mug, water bottle, or good click pen would satisfy my wants. Hero Gear The theme of EMS Week 2011 is […]
Paramedic and blogger Sean Eddy wrote this great resource, Turn Your Androiod Phone into an EMS Tool.
Visit DroidMedic.com to get your copy.
Paramedic and Blogger Florian demonstrates in this screencast how to use Keynote or PowerPoint to create a set of flash cards that can be imported into iTunes and from there into your iPod or iPhone. Thanks Florian for the great tip and training. You can also read a post from Florian that explains the same […]
For the first time I completed 50 miles of running in one week. Keep in mind I didn’t just jump out of bed a week ago and decide I would run 50 miles. I am the midst of training for my 6th marathon – Green Bay in May. For the previous marathons I did either […]
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Video: EMS Week 2010 Tribute Video
Tribute video to EMS professionals and volunteers produced by Lancaster General in 2010.
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Video: Rip Shears – Snip and Rip
Rip Shears – a tool for rapid clothing removal.
Saw this great video at the Medic Madness blog on how to create a custom Google Map for training new employees on post locations and hospitals in their response area. Check out the video to see how easy it is. Some other ways you could use custom Google Maps: 1. Include pictures in the “points-of-interest […]
A new episode of the PIOSocialMediaTraining.com podcast is posted. I interview Attorney Doug Wolfberg of Page, Wolfberg, and Wirth about some of the legal and ethical pitfalls of social networking. We also preview an upcoming PWW education webinar. Listen to the PIOSocialMediaTraining.com Podcast. //