Gregg Brady

The Alert Medic 1 Team had a unique opportunity to sit down with FDNY EMS Deputy Chief Gregg Brady. During the episode, they talk about the largest EMS system in the United States, responding to approximately 1.4 million EMS calls every year.Deputy Chief Gregg Brady has been with FDNY for over 15 years and is currently an EMS Deputy Chief assigned to FDNY EMS Division 2 in the South Bronx. He has also worked as a Firefighter/Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee and operated as a Tactical Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee Police Department SWAT Team. Gregg has additionally worked as a contractor with the Department of State as a high-threat protection specialist/medic in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Alert Medic 1 Team had a unique opportunity to sit down with FDNY EMS Deputy Chief Gregg Brady. During the episode, they talk about the largest EMS system in the United States, responding to approximately 1.4 million EMS calls every year. Deputy Chief Gregg Brady has been with FDNY for over 15 years and is currently an EMS Deputy Chief assigned to FDNY EMS Division 2 in the South Bronx. He has also worked as a Firefighter/Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee and operated as a Tactical Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee Police Department SWAT Team. Gregg has additionally worked as a contractor with the Department of State as a high-threat protection specialist/medic in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Rush The Bus - Topics In EMS With Deputy Chief Gregg Brady, FDNY EMS

The Alert Medic 1 crew sit down with Dr. Jeff Nusbaum to discuss his view on various topics in Emergency Medicine and EMS from the perspective of a Medical Director.Dr. Jeff Nusbaum is an Emergency Medicine Physician who currently practices in the University of Maryland system. He is formerly the Assistant Medical Director of the Baltimore City Fire Department. In the very near future, he will be taking the reigns of Medical Direction of the Baltimore County Fire Department. He comes into the position with a wealth of experience and the AM1 Team looks forward to his work in the future.

The Alert Medic 1 crew sit down with Dr. Jeff Nusbaum to discuss his view on various topics in Emergency Medicine and EMS from the perspective of a Medical Director. Dr. Jeff Nusbaum is an Emergency Medicine Physician who currently practices in the University of Maryland system. He is formerly the Assistant Medical Director of the Baltimore City Fire Department. In the very near future, he will be taking the reigns of Medical Direction of the Baltimore County Fire Department. He comes into the position with a wealth of experience and the AM1 Team looks forward to his work in the future.

Topics in EMS w/ Dr. Jeff Nusbaum

The Alert Medic 1 Team is joined by Jasmin Cooke, LMSW to he given insight to the role of social workers in the total care of our patients. If you have ever wondered what happens within the case management realm, here is your chance to find out.Jasmin Cooke is a LMSW (Licensed Master of Social Work) that is currently working for a PRP (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program). She is also an Mental Health Therapist that specializes in OCD using ERP and ICBT.

The Alert Medic 1 Team is joined by Jasmin Cooke, LMSW to he given insight to the role of social workers in the total care of our patients. If you have ever wondered what happens within the case management realm, here is your chance to find out. Jasmin Cooke is a LMSW (Licensed Master of Social Work) that is currently working for a PRP (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program). She is also an Mental Health Therapist that specializes in OCD using ERP and ICBT.

Topics in Social Work with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW

Tony Scott

The Alert Medic 1 Team sits down with Battalion Chief Tony Scott to talk about numerous leadership topics.Battalion Chief Scott is a command officer in a department in DC Metro area. he has worked in numerous field, support, and liason positions throughout the department.

The Alert Medic 1 Team sits down with Battalion Chief Tony Scott to talk about numerous leadership topics. Battalion Chief Scott is a command officer in a department in DC Metro area. he has worked in numerous field, support, and liason positions throughout the department.

Leadership Lessons: Battalion Chief Tony Scott

Jennifer Anders

The AM1 Team has the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Jennifer Anders, the Associate State EMS Medical Director of Pediatrics. We explore protocol changes and ask some questions about pediatrics in EMS.

Pediatric EMS Care in Maryland w/ Dr. Jennifer Anders

Tim Chizmar

The AM1 team sits down with the Maryland State EMS Medical Director Dr. Tim Chizmar to have  a discussion about the 2023 Maryland Medical Protocol updates. For the Maryland clinicians, hopefully this provides some insight to these changes. For those that are non-Maryland clinicians, maybe this will provide you with some ideas to bring to your system.

What's New With the 2023 Protocols with Dr. Tim Chizmar

Jim Brady

The team sits down with Dr. Jim Brady once again. This time to talk about seizures.

Seizures 101 w/ Dr. Jim Brady

Josh and Moose talk about the Stop the Bleed Campaign. We thought it important to speak on this extremely important topic during May because it is Stop the Bleed Month.

Stop The Bleed

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with returning guest Cody Brdricko from Midwest Misfits to discuss various topics.

Fundamentals of the Rapid Intervention Team and other topics with Cody Brdricko

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Dr Jim Brady to talk about the uncommon endocrine emergencies we may encounter.

Endocrinology 102 w/ Dr. Jim Brady

Alert Medic 1 is a podcast developed by EMS professionals with strict physician oversight focused on educating EMS providers on all aspects of the sciences and medicine. We accomplish our goal through blog entries, case studies, video lectures, and social media interaction. We encourage and welcome health care providers of all backgrounds to join in our discussion.

The AM1 team sits down with Dr. Jim Brady to discuss various basic aspects of endocrinology.

Endocrinology 101 w/ Dr. Jim Brady

The AM1 team sits down with Dr. John Wendell and Paramedic Colin Bender to discuss fundamentals of treating the asthmatic patient

Fundamentals of the Asthmatic Patient w/ John Wendell, MD & Colin Bender, NRP

The AM1 team discusses prehospital administration of whole blood.

Whole Blood Fundamentals

Michael Lambert

Responding to emergencies requires a high level of coordination and teamwork. One important tool that can help improve coordination and communication among any crew is Crew Resource Management (CRM).CRM is a systematic approach to enhancing teamwork and communication, with the goal of improving safety and efficiency. It was first developed in the aviation industry and has since been adopted by various other high-stress and high-reliability industries, including healthcare.In the context of emergency medical services (EMS), CRM involves using clear and effective communication, assertiveness, and mutual support to ensure that all members of the team are working together effectively. It also involves recognizing and managing risks and errors, as well as identifying and addressing any issues that may arise during the course of an emergency response.By adopting CRM principles, EMS crews can ensure that they are working as a cohesive team, with everyone aware of their roles and responsibilities. This can help to reduce the risk of errors and improve patient outcomes. It can also improve job satisfaction and reduce stress among EMS providers.The AM1 team thus sits down with Battallion Chief Michael Lambert to discuss various topics related to Crew Resource Management.

Responding to emergencies requires a high level of coordination and teamwork. One important tool that can help improve coordination and communication among any crew is Crew Resource Management (CRM). CRM is a systematic approach to enhancing teamwork and communication, with the goal of improving safety and efficiency. It was first developed in the aviation industry and has since been adopted by various other high-stress and high-reliability industries, including healthcare. In the context of emergency medical services (EMS), CRM involves using clear and effective communication, assertiveness, and mutual support to ensure that all members of the team are working together effectively. It also involves recognizing and managing risks and errors, as well as identifying and addressing any issues that may arise during the course of an emergency response. By adopting CRM principles, EMS crews can ensure that they are working as a cohesive team, with everyone aware of their roles and responsibilities. This can help to reduce the risk of errors and improve patient outcomes. It can also improve job satisfaction and reduce stress among EMS providers. The AM1 team thus sits down with Battallion Chief Michael Lambert to discuss various topics related to Crew Resource Management.

Crew Resource Management with B/C Michael Lambert

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW, to discuss various topics related to first responder mental health.Mental health is one of the most sensitive and stigmatized topics that we don’t discuss on a daily basis. As is often said, we do a great job of taking care of others in EMS, but how well do we do when it comes to taking care of ourselves and each other?This episode is probably the most candid, vulnerable, and possibly important episode we’ve ever done. The topics are heavy and could be difficult to listen to for some people. Over the next two hours we discuss a wide variety of topics related to mental health with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW. We sincerely hope you get something out of this episode.Remember, if you are in crisis or have thoughts of harming yourself and are in the U.S., call the toll free National Suicide Prevention Hotline 24/7 at 988. Thank you for listening to Alert Medic 1.

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW, to discuss various topics related to first responder mental health. Mental health is one of the most sensitive and stigmatized topics that we don’t discuss on a daily basis. As is often said, we do a great job of taking care of others in EMS, but how well do we do when it comes to taking care of ourselves and each other? This episode is probably the most candid, vulnerable, and possibly important episode we’ve ever done. The topics are heavy and could be difficult to listen to for some people. Over the next two hours we discuss a wide variety of topics related to mental health with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW. We sincerely hope you get something out of this episode. Remember, if you are in crisis or have thoughts of harming yourself and are in the U.S., call the toll free National Suicide Prevention Hotline 24/7 at 988. Thank you for listening to Alert Medic 1.

Topics in Mental Health with Jasmin Cooke, LMSW

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down to discuss a recent popular Reddit post discussing Connecticut House Bill 6581 and its potential implications for EMS.

Connecticut House Bill 6581 & Implications for EMS Community Relations

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Battalion Chief Joe Cvach to discuss various topics in EMS and leadership

On Leadership, with Battalion Chief Joe Cvach

Ben Lawner

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Dr. Ben Lawner to discuss various topics related to medical direction.Dr. Lawner is an Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Maryland Medical Center. Dr. Lawner obtained his EMT certification in 1994 and worked with Alachua County (Florida) Fire Rescue as a paramedic/firefighter prior to entrance into medical school. Dr. Lawner is residency trained in emergency medicine. He completed an EMS fellowship jointly sponsored by the University of Maryland, the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS), and the University of Maryland Baltimore County. From 2009-2010, he served as a Chief Resident and Faculty Development fellow for the emergency medicine training program. Dr. Lawner’s interests include resuscitation, airway management, and transport critical care. Dr. Lawner currently serves as the Medical Director for the Maryland ExpressCare Critical Care Transport Team and the Baltimore City Fire Department. Dr. Lawner works clinically a University of Maryland Medical System emergency physician and is a member of the Shock Trauma Center’s “Go-Team” He is actively engaged in medical education for students, residents, and prehospital clinicians.

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Dr. Ben Lawner to discuss various topics related to medical direction. Dr. Lawner is an Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Maryland Medical Center. Dr. Lawner obtained his EMT certification in 1994 and worked with Alachua County (Florida) Fire Rescue as a paramedic/firefighter prior to entrance into medical school. Dr. Lawner is residency trained in emergency medicine. He completed an EMS fellowship jointly sponsored by the University of Maryland, the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS), and the University of Maryland Baltimore County. From 2009-2010, he served as a Chief Resident and Faculty Development fellow for the emergency medicine training program. Dr. Lawner’s interests include resuscitation, airway management, and transport critical care. Dr. Lawner currently serves as the Medical Director for the Maryland ExpressCare Critical Care Transport Team and the Baltimore City Fire Department. Dr. Lawner works clinically a University of Maryland Medical System emergency physician and is a member of the Shock Trauma Center’s “Go-Team” He is actively engaged in medical education for students, residents, and prehospital clinicians.

On Medical Direction, with Ben Lawner, DO, MS, EMT-P

The Alert Medic 1 team discusses various topics on this episode of the Shock Index!

Shock Index #8

The Alert Medic 1 team sits down with Dr. Jim Brady to discuss the utilization of Targeted Tempurature Management in the post-cardiac arrest patient.

Chill Out! : The Rise & Fall of Targeted Temperature Management with Dr. Jim Brady

With most podcasts focusing on critical care topics, I have found this podcast the best for the emt or paramedic!

One of the best

An excellent resource for emergency medical providers of all levels. Knowledgable hosts with good guests providing food for thought. Only thing better would be getting con ed units for listening haha

Exceptional Podcast

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In a previously recorded series, Mustafa talks about the human factor in EMS with two EMS leaders from the midwest.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast [Delayed Release]: The Human Factor in EMS, Part 1

Alert Medic 1 - Vitals Signs Episode- Part 1. The AM1 crew starts off a series discussing vital signs and diagnostic tools.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast - Vitals Signs Episode- Part 1

Arron Berry

The AM1 crew gets together again with Flight Nurse Arron Berry to discuss the basics of ECMO!

Alert Medic 1 - ECMO 101 with Arron Berry, RN

The AM1 crew begins their series on airway management with their medical director, Dr. David Vitberg, by discussing airway management basics, including anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast- Airway Management: Part 1

The AM1 crew meet again to discuss vital signs and diagnostics in the second part of their vital signs and diagnostics series.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast- Vital Signs: Part 2

The Alert Medic 1 team gathers with Dr. David Vitberg and Dr.Brian Spoelhof to record the second part of their pharmaceutical management of traumatic brain injury series. In this episode, the discuss glucose use in the presence of TBI, along with the various agents involved in rapid sequence intubation (RSI), including fentanyl, etomidate, ketamine, midazolam, succinylcholine, rocuronium, vecuronium, lidocaine, and atropine.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast: Pharmaceutical Management of TBI, Part 2

The AM1 crew returns with the second part of their airway management series with their medical director, Dr. David Vitberg.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast- Airway Management: Part 2

The AM1 Crew gathers to discuss various mental health topics in a more relaxed setting from our usual recordings. The crew recorded an editorial that discusses various topics including EMS Provider mental health, barriers to retrieving mental health care, and the power of positive thinking.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast: The Power of Positive Thinking & Other Mental Health Topics

The AM1 team meets with their medical director, Dr. David Vitberg, to record part 3 of their Airway Management series.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast: Airway Management-Part 3

In this previosly recorded series, Mustafa discusses the human factor in EMS with two EMS leaders from the American Midwest.

The Alert Medic 1 Podcast [Delayed Release]: The Human Factor in EMS, Part 2

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