Ginger Locke is a paramedic educator, who has a natural talent for it but has also studied the literature and incorporated scientific principles into her teaching in a very successful manner. This is a great conversation about thoughts on how to optimize adult learning for PJs and Paramedics. if you are an instructor these two […]
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New PJ Med Director Announcement at MOAB. Notes on trauma from the ATLS course- advanced trauma life support. Although many principles are similar, to what we do in the field, there are some differences how to handle trauma patients immediately in an ER from what we do. This podcast reviews some trauma pearls and gives
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This series of podcasts under 143 are the mandatory lectures for the Pararescue Paramedic Recertification. These lectures are mandatory for the NREMT Paramedic recertification. By listening on podcasts we can use class time for more focused training. These podcasts will cover abuse and neglect, elder abuse, child abuse, geriatric patient issues, medical devices, special patients,
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FDNY Doc Zabar discusses 3 articles for Operators and Docs/PAs to further enhance your knowledge and understanding of this issue. As with all of our podcasts, they are directed to the Operator. Listen and learn from the best! TOML
FDNY Doc Zabar discusses smoke inhalation and management. Who better to hear from than an FDNY Emergency Medicine Doc on inhalation injury. Thanks to all of you, we have reached 500,000 downloads! We have been getting great feedback from all the branches. Thanks for the emails. Please give this podcast a 5 star rating and
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Thanks to everyone we have hit 500,000 downloads. Please hit 5 stars for where you download your podcasts, it makes it easier for people to find PJ MEDCAST. I am introducing a new format in reviewing Journal articles on pertinent topics. Just hitting the highlights, easy to digest. I lost an email from a
140. Heat, IO infusions, Facial Trauma Read More »
