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Still No Cure for Cancer

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Joe Paczkowski

Because there’s nothing more important than not being an “ambulance driver.” [/sarcasm] Continue reading →

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Posted in EMS Levels, EMS: A Profession | Tagged ambulance driver, emergency medical service, EMS, EMT, language, Paramedic, profession, word choice | 3 Comments

Independent Judgement

Posted on September 25, 2011 by Joe Paczkowski

When did laryngoscopy become more important than intubation? Continue reading →

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Posted in Clinical EMS, EMS Levels, EMS Operations, EMS: A Profession | Tagged advanced care paramedic, critical care paramedic, independent judgement, intubation, Paramedic, paramedicine, profession, technician | 9 Comments

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