Shane O'Donnell

Happy Father's Day!  We hope you enjoy meeting Shane and getting your questions answered.  Please get your questions in now for the next episode.   CLICK HERE to submit now!   1) Managing pediatric asthmatics on the vent   2) Thoughts on pediatric airways   3) What kind of EDC (everyday carry) medical gear do you carry   You can find more in depth information in the blog for the episode  CLICK HERE   CLICK HERE to watch us on YouTube

Happy Father's Day!  We hope you enjoy meeting Shane and getting your questions answered.  Please get your questions in now for the next episode. <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit now! 1) Managing pediatric asthmatics on the vent 2) Thoughts on pediatric airways 3) What kind of EDC (everyday carry) medical gear do you carry You can find more in depth information in the blog for the episode <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-29-meet-shane-o-donnell" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/FOAMfratStudios" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to watch us on YouTube

Episode 29 - Shane O'Donnell

Austin Brook

Welcome back and happy Memorial Day.  We are thankful for all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for each of us.  In this episode you will get to know FOAMfrat's own Austin Brook.   CLICK HERE to submit your question now for the next episode!   1) Answers to ventilator strategy?   2) Should I stop my amiodarone infusion?   3) How do I get my co-workers to embrace checklists?   CLICK HERE to watch us on YouTube    CLICK HERE for the blog with full questions and more!

Welcome back and happy Memorial Day.  We are thankful for all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for each of us.  In this episode you will get to know FOAMfrat's own Austin Brook. <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now for the next episode! 1) Answers to ventilator strategy? 2) Should I stop my amiodarone infusion? 3) How do I get my co-workers to embrace checklists? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/FOAMfratStudios" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to watch us on YouTube <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-28-meet-austin-brook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE for the blog with full questions and more!</a>

Episode 28 - Meet Austin Brook

Welcome back to episode 27!  We are excited to sit down with the FOAMfrat medical director, Dr. Cynthia Griffin.  We are looking forward to more of your questions.  Plenty of exciting guests coming up, so get them in now CLICK HERE to submit your question now! 1) Do we need POCUS to stop PEA arrest resus? 2) Considerations for heart transplant transports? 3) ApOx and ventilation You can find full versions of the questions and more in depth information in the blog for the episode  CLICK HERE CLICK HERE to watch us on YouTube

Welcome back to episode 27!  We are excited to sit down with the FOAMfrat medical director, Dr. Cynthia Griffin.  We are looking forward to more of your questions.  Plenty of exciting guests coming up, so get them in now <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now! 1) Do we need POCUS to stop PEA arrest resus? 2) Considerations for heart transplant transports? 3) ApOx and ventilation You can find full versions of the questions and more in depth information in the blog for the episode <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-27-medical-director-q-a" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to watch us on YouTube

Episode 27 - PEA POCUS, ApOx, and Heart Transplants

Welcome back to episode 26 and get to know Paul Turnquist.   We are always ready to hear from you.  This is your chance to design your own podcast.  CLICK HERE to submit your question now!  Next guest will be Dr. Cynthia Griffin 1) Got any tips for limited resource RSI? 2) Thoughts on future of EMS continuing education? 3) CCT logistics pointers? 4) Do I stop or go when driving by a car crash? You can find full versions of the questions and a new custom graphic from Paul in the blog for this episode  CLICK HERE You can also watch the episode on CLICK HERE

Welcome back to episode 26 and get to know Paul Turnquist.   We are always ready to hear from you.  This is your chance to design your own podcast.  <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now!  Next guest will be Dr. Cynthia Griffin 1) Got any tips for limited resource RSI? 2) Thoughts on future of EMS continuing education? 3) CCT logistics pointers? 4) Do I stop or go when driving by a car crash? You can find full versions of the questions and a new custom graphic from Paul in the blog for this episode <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-2-paul-turnquist" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> You can also watch the episode on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a>

Episode 26 - Paul Turnquist

Welcome back to episode 25.  We have some exciting guests coming up so stay tuned! This is your chance to design your own podcast.  CLICK HERE to submit your question now. 1) Emergent vs Non-emergent responses? 2) How to improve radio communications? 3) How do you preox? 4) Culture vs career growth.  How do you decide? Full versions of questions and more found in the blog for this episode  CLICK HERE You can watch us on YouTube CLICK HERE

Welcome back to episode 25.  We have some exciting guests coming up so stay tuned! This is your chance to design your own podcast.  <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now. 1) Emergent vs Non-emergent responses? 2) How to improve radio communications? 3) How do you preox? 4) Culture vs career growth.  How do you decide? Full versions of questions and more found in the blog for this episode <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-25-making-tough-choices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> You can watch us on YouTube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a>

Episode 25 - Making Tough Choices

Jay Nance

Welcome back to Episode 24.  We hope that you enjoy getting to meet Jay Nance!   We are always ready to hear from you.  This is your opportunity to design your own podcast!  CLICK HERE to submit your question now!   1) Transport destination considerations for transplant patients   2) How do you learn complex subjects?   3) Getting ready to graduate paramedic school and wondering where to start working?   You can find full versions of the questions and more in the blog for this episode  CLICK HERE   You can also watch the episode on YouTube

Welcome back to Episode 24.  We hope that you enjoy getting to meet Jay Nance! We are always ready to hear from you.  This is your opportunity to design your own podcast!  <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now! 1) Transport destination considerations for transplant patients 2) How do you learn complex subjects? 3) Getting ready to graduate paramedic school and wondering where to start working? You can find full versions of the questions and more in the blog for this episode <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-24-jay-nance-and-his-bidet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> You can also watch the episode on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>

Episode 24 - Meet Jay Nance

Jared and Mike are joined in the studio by fellow team member Brittany Grandfield.  You've read her blogs, now get to know her better.  As always, we are ready for your questions.  Ask us anything!!   CLICK HERE to submit your question for the next episode   You can also watch the episode with video on YouTube   1) Dopamine with right ventricular MI?   2) Thoughts on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict    3) What is EMS like where you are at?   4) Please share a funny or embarrassing moment from a call   There is a blog with this episode as well.  Check it out while you're looking over the FOAMfrat website  CLICK HERE

Jared and Mike are joined in the studio by fellow team member Brittany Grandfield.  You've read her blogs, now get to know her better.  As always, we are ready for your questions.  Ask us anything!! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question for the next episode You can also watch the episode with video on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a> 1) Dopamine with right ventricular MI? 2) Thoughts on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict  3) What is EMS like where you are at? 4) Please share a funny or embarrassing moment from a call There is a blog with this episode as well.  Check it out while you're looking over the FOAMfrat website <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-23-brittany-grandfield" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a>

Episode 23 - Brittany Grandfield

Jared and mike are back with a Fall Old Fashioned recipe and answer your questions.  CLICK HERE for the blog with recipe and more!!   CLICK HERE to submit your questions now!   1) Thoughts on sedation during mechanical CPR?   2) CCP-C or FP-C what are your thoughts on advanced certifications?   CLICK HERE to watch us on YouTube

Jared and mike are back with a Fall Old Fashioned recipe and answer your questions. <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-22-drinks-sedation-and-advanced-certs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> for the blog with recipe and more!! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your questions now! 1) Thoughts on sedation during mechanical CPR? 2) CCP-C or FP-C what are your thoughts on advanced certifications? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to watch us on YouTube

Episode 22 - Drinks, Sedation, Advanced Certs

Brian King

Mike is joined by FOAMfrat's own Brian King to field your most recent questions.     Please get your questions in now for the next episode.  Ask us anything! CLICK HERE to submit your question now!   1)  How do I get a strong start in a new orientation?   2)  How do you measure experience?   3)  What do you do in your spare time?   4)  COVID from pandemic to endemic - thoughts?   You can also see this on YouTube CLICK HERE to watch!   We can't wait to hear from you.

Mike is joined by FOAMfrat's own Brian King to field your most recent questions.   Please get your questions in now for the next episode.  Ask us anything! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now! 1)  How do I get a strong start in a new orientation? 2)  How do you measure experience? 3)  What do you do in your spare time? 4)  COVID from pandemic to endemic - thoughts? You can also see this on YouTube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to watch! We can't wait to hear from you.

Episode 21 - Brian King Part Deuce

Austin Quillet

Jared and Mike are back again with your questions and joined by fellow FOAMfrat team member Austin Quillet.   We are always excited to hear from the listeners and will be recording our next episode with Brittany Grandfield very soon.  Get your questions in now for the next episode. CLICK HERE to submit your question now.   Find full length questions, links to additional information, and much more by checking out the blog with this podcast.  Just  CLICK HERE   1)  Getting burned out?  Get past that "bump"   2)  Does flow have a place in medicine?   3)  pH and ECMO?   4)  What book are you reading?   Very exciting news on expanded offerings and capabilities coming from FOAMfrat! CLICK HERE for the 2021 update

Jared and Mike are back again with your questions and joined by fellow FOAMfrat team member Austin Quillet. We are always excited to hear from the listeners and will be recording our next episode with Brittany Grandfield very soon.  Get your questions in now for the next episode. <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now. Find full length questions, links to additional information, and much more by checking out the blog with this podcast.  Just <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/rsipodcast-episode-20-austin-dale-quillet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> CLICK HERE</a> 1)  Getting burned out?  Get past that "bump" 2)  Does flow have a place in medicine? 3)  pH and ECMO? 4)  What book are you reading? Very exciting news on expanded offerings and capabilities coming from FOAMfrat! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPq40Us7YGA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> for the 2021 update

Episode 20 - Flow, ECMO, and Burnout with Austin Quillet

Mike Brown &amp; Jared Patterson take EMS related questions from you and answer them in a rapid fire fashion.

Again with overwhelming listener response we are back with more of your questions.  This episode is just Jared and I.  Next guests include Austin "Dale" Quillet and Brittany Grandfield.   Get your questions in now for upcoming episodes.  You ask, we answer!  It's just that easy.  If there is someone you'd like to hear from on the podcast with us feel free to let us know.  Just CLICK HERE to reach us now.   Episode Questions   1)  How do you suggest sedating the mechanically ventilated patient?   2)  Should RSI (not this podcast) be added to the paramedic curriculum?   3)  SGA or ETT in cardiac arrest?  Thoughts?   We can't wait to hear from you!  Austin will be on with us next topics to include human performance and ECMO, among others. If you have questions for him get them in now.

Again with overwhelming listener response we are back with more of your questions.  This episode is just Jared and I.  Next guests include Austin "Dale" Quillet and Brittany Grandfield. Get your questions in now for upcoming episodes.  You ask, we answer!  It's just that easy.  If there is someone you'd like to hear from on the podcast with us feel free to let us know.  Just <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to reach us now. Episode Questions 1)  How do you suggest sedating the mechanically ventilated patient? 2)  Should RSI (not this podcast) be added to the paramedic curriculum? 3)  SGA or ETT in cardiac arrest?  Thoughts? We can't wait to hear from you!  Austin will be on with us next topics to include human performance and ECMO, among others. If you have questions for him get them in now.

Episode 19 - Sedate Your Ego

Tony Henry

Listener responses came through with some great questions for this episode and you get to meet Tony Henry!  Get your questions in now for the next episode CLICK HERE which will feature Brittany Grandfield.  You love her blogs, now it's time to find out how she makes them so fun.  Don't miss it.     Here are the questions for this episode.  You can also watch the episode on YouTube, just CLICK HERE   1) Should EMS become civil service like police/fire?   2) Other than IBSC offerings, what should I take to advance?   3) What are some tips for a new preceptor?   4) How do you recommend debriefings be conducted?   Have more questions CLICK HERE or email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com

Listener responses came through with some great questions for this episode and you get to meet Tony Henry!  Get your questions in now for the next episode <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> which will feature Brittany Grandfield.  You love her blogs, now it's time to find out how she makes them so fun.  Don't miss it.   Here are the questions for this episode.  You can also watch the episode on YouTube, just <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCinnETygJ7qzc6GV5DvAz1A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> 1) Should EMS become civil service like police/fire? 2) Other than IBSC offerings, what should I take to advance? 3) What are some tips for a new preceptor? 4) How do you recommend debriefings be conducted? Have more questions <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> or email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com

Episode 18 - Debrief with Tony Henry

1)  Thoughts on intubation of airway burns        3)  Does your nurse partner need to know the vent?        We are humbled and excited by all the attention this podcast is getting.  That is all thanks to the listeners and we thank you.  Please spread the word!  Talk to you soon

Episode 17 - Should Nurses Touch the Vent

Jake Good

Thanks for joining us for Episode 16 featuring Jake Good.  Jake is the producer of Good Reads, a part of the FOAMfrat family.  Check them out here.  He contributes regularly as an educator and blog writer as well.  This one is a little longer but when you're listening to Jake time flies!!  Learn more about Jake on this podcast!   Good Reads - Click Here   1.  Can you explain the occlusive myocardial infarction concept and what are some quick/easy ways to up my EKG interpretation game?   2.  I recently had a complex pediatric asthmatic case and wondered your opinion on carrying all sizes together or having a specific pediatric bag?   3.  I found my student sleeping in a recliner.  Should I be upset?   4.  My state is constantly looking at taking rapid sequence intubation away from prehospital providers.  What are your thoughts?   Get your questions in now for the next podcast! CLICK HERE!   Or via email RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com

Thanks for joining us for Episode 16 featuring Jake Good.  Jake is the producer of Good Reads, a part of the FOAMfrat family.  Check them out here.  He contributes regularly as an educator and blog writer as well.  This one is a little longer but when you're listening to Jake time flies!!  Learn more about Jake on this podcast! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/GoodReads" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Good Reads - Click Here</a> 1.  Can you explain the occlusive myocardial infarction concept and what are some quick/easy ways to up my EKG interpretation game? 2.  I recently had a complex pediatric asthmatic case and wondered your opinion on carrying all sizes together or having a specific pediatric bag? 3.  I found my student sleeping in a recliner.  Should I be upset? 4.  My state is constantly looking at taking rapid sequence intubation away from prehospital providers.  What are your thoughts? Get your questions in now for the next podcast! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE!</a> Or via email <a href="mailto:RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com">RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com</a>

Episode 16 - Jake Good Unfiltered

Please enjoy Episode 15.     Getting ready to record our next episode with Jake Good.  Get your questions in now!!   CLICK HERE to submit your question now!   1.  When should pressors be started?   2.  Do you always copy the facilities vent settings?   3.  Adjustments with the T1   4.  What do you think of Simone Biles' decision not to compete in the Olympics?   We are looking forward to hearing from you.  Design your own podcast next by sending us your questions today!

Please enjoy Episode 15.   Getting ready to record our next episode with Jake Good.  Get your questions in now!! <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your question now! 1.  When should pressors be started? 2.  Do you always copy the facilities vent settings? 3.  Adjustments with the T1 4.  What do you think of Simone Biles' decision not to compete in the Olympics? We are looking forward to hearing from you.  Design your own podcast next by sending us your questions today!

Episode 15 - Pressors, vents, and Olympics Oh My

Tom Bouthillet

Great episode with Tom!  He will definitely be back.   CLICK HERE to submit your questions for the next episode   You can also email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com   1) My question is for Tom, but Jared and Mike please feel free to weigh in. First off, congratulations on your retirement! I have been a paramedic for a while and did not learn 12 lead EKG interpretation during my initial training. I feel like I have a good ability to identify the obvious STEMI findings in a 12 lead like 2 contiguous leads and reciprocal changes. My question is, to build my abilities past this basic understanding what are 3 easy things that I could start adding that might help me to identify high risk patients. I am looking for a good place to start advancing and am not sure where to start.   CLICK HERE for Tom's YouTube Channel   2) What is one thing you would tell your rookie self if you had the chance?   3) What do you guys find to be the most important part of an RSI (not Rapid Sequence Interrogation)?    Jared's most recent blog on PreOx   4)  I have taken the time to hone my ECG interpretation skills beyond what I think most paramedics would find rational.  Do you think having an advanced level of ECG interpretation is a "waste of time"?  Why or why not?   5)  Public safety careers are so rewarding that it sometimes seems as though people get to the point that they hate it in order to retire.  What was your experience and what advice do you have for people getting ready to take this step?   We really appreciate your support and participation.  Get your questions in now.  We are looking forward to hearing from you.   Jared &amp; Mike

Great episode with Tom!  He will definitely be back. <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to submit your questions for the next episode You can also email us at <a href="mailto:RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com">RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com</a> 1) My question is for Tom, but Jared and Mike please feel free to weigh in. First off, congratulations on your retirement! I have been a paramedic for a while and did not learn 12 lead EKG interpretation during my initial training. I feel like I have a good ability to identify the obvious STEMI findings in a 12 lead like 2 contiguous leads and reciprocal changes. My question is, to build my abilities past this basic understanding what are 3 easy things that I could start adding that might help me to identify high risk patients. I am looking for a good place to start advancing and am not sure where to start. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/TomBouthillet/featured" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE for Tom's YouTube Channel</a> 2) What is one thing you would tell your rookie self if you had the chance? 3) What do you guys find to be the most important part of an RSI (not Rapid Sequence Interrogation)? <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/weapon-of-choice-during-your-rsi-pre-oxygenation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Jared's most recent blog on PreOx</a> 4)  I have taken the time to hone my ECG interpretation skills beyond what I think most paramedics would find rational.  Do you think having an advanced level of ECG interpretation is a "waste of time"?  Why or why not? 5)  Public safety careers are so rewarding that it sometimes seems as though people get to the point that they hate it in order to retire.  What was your experience and what advice do you have for people getting ready to take this step? We really appreciate your support and participation.  Get your questions in now.  We are looking forward to hearing from you. Jared &amp; Mike

Episode 14 with Tom Bouthillet

Get your questions in now for our next episode with Tom Bouthillet!     https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI   You can also email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com   What is the difference between CMV and SIMV? Click here for Jared's Blog on CMV vs SIMV   Suggestions on dealing with toxic individuals?   When should I say no? Like, when not to act and sit on my hands. Sometimes it seems that’s the hardest thing to do.    What does “expected clinical course” mean to you when it comes to indications for intubation?    We are anxiously awaiting your questions.  Get them in now!  If there are other guests you would like to hear on the podcast let us know!

Get your questions in now for our next episode with Tom Bouthillet!   <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI</a> You can also email us at <a href="mailto:RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com">RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com</a> What is the difference between CMV and SIMV? <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/difference-between-cmv-and-simv" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Click here for Jared's Blog on CMV vs SIMV</a> Suggestions on dealing with toxic individuals? When should I say no? Like, when not to act and sit on my hands. Sometimes it seems that’s the hardest thing to do.  What does “expected clinical course” mean to you when it comes to indications for intubation?  We are anxiously awaiting your questions.  Get them in now!  If there are other guests you would like to hear on the podcast let us know!

Episode 13: Mech Vent, Toxic Individuals, Logistics

Mike and Jared are back for episode 12.  Please get your questions in now for the next episode.   To submit CLICK HERE!   You can email us at RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com   1) My department has reassigned all front line personnel randomly in hopes of uniting direction for the shifts.  Thoughts on this strategy versus concentrating on moving leaders for desired effect?   2) Do you guys feel like COVID has improved your personal connections?   3) Worked a scene of a head injured motorcycle rider who we proceeded with RSI. The paralytic didn't take effect.  What's your next move?   4) Have any recommendations on critical care courses?   Please get your questions in now. You get to design your own podcast!   While you are at the site take a look at the refresher.  New content is constantly being added. CLICK HERE to sign up now.

Mike and Jared are back for episode 12.  Please get your questions in now for the next episode. To submit <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE!</a> You can email us at <a href="mailto:RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com">RSIPodcast@FOAMfrat.com</a> 1) My department has reassigned all front line personnel randomly in hopes of uniting direction for the shifts.  Thoughts on this strategy versus concentrating on moving leaders for desired effect? 2) Do you guys feel like COVID has improved your personal connections? 3) Worked a scene of a head injured motorcycle rider who we proceeded with RSI. The paralytic didn't take effect.  What's your next move? 4) Have any recommendations on critical care courses? Please get your questions in now. You get to design your own podcast! While you are at the site take a look at the refresher.  New content is constantly being added. <a href="https://mikebrown.krtra.com/t/g7vKOySwPMYf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> to sign up now.

Episode 12 - Leadership, Scene Logistics, and more!

To submit questions please Click Here   This episode's questions:   1. I’ve recently moved to a new station and my normal transport time has gone from a minimum of 20-30 minutes to the hospital, down to 5-10 minutes maybe 30 if we go to the city. How do you differentiate what needs to be done on scene as opposed to just loading and getting to the hospital in situations where your transports are so short?   Article on Philadelphia Police transport of penetrating trauma   2. Has the word “uncomfortable” become a way to escape things we don’t want to do?   3. What do you look for in a new employee?   4. Unless needed for a paramedic course, are paramedic textbooks a thing of the past given the availability of information online?   Please check out my most recent blog  Click Here   If you are ready to register for the FOAMfrat Refresher Click Here

To submit questions please <a href="https://www.foamfrat.com/RSI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here</a> This episode's questions: 1. I’ve recently moved to a new station and my normal transport time has gone from a minimum of 20-30 minutes to the hospital, down to 5-10 minutes maybe 30 if we go to the city. How do you differentiate what needs to be done on scene as opposed to just loading and getting to the hospital in situations where your transports are so short?  <a href="https://www.pennmedicine.org/news/news-releases/2021/january/philly-police-now-transport-2-of-every-3-gunshot-victims-to-hospital" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Article on Philadelphia Police transport of penetrating trauma</a> 2. Has the word “uncomfortable” become a way to escape things we don’t want to do? 3. What do you look for in a new employee? 4. Unless needed for a paramedic course, are paramedic textbooks a thing of the past given the availability of information online? Please check out my most recent blog <a href="https://www.foamfratblog.com/post/triangle-or-diamond-calcium-in-trauma" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click Here</a> If you are ready to register for the FOAMfrat Refresher <a href="https://mikebrown.krtra.com/t/g7vKOySwPMYf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here</a>

Episode 11 with Brian King

We hope that you enjoy this episode.  We took three of your questions submitted and had our panel of women answer them.  The questions listed below will be answered and the first person to respond is indicated next to the question in the event you don't recognize the voices! Please feel free to submit any follow-up questions you might have on this or any subject to RSIPodcast@FOAMFrat.com  How do you feel women have made a positive impact and contribution to healthcare and EMS as a career?     Cynthia Griffin What advice do you have for women in EMS that want to pursue being educators?  Ginger Locke Unfortunately numerous women have been victims of harassment. How has this effected you and what response do you credit for your success in managing it?  Natalie Zink   X Teams  The Second Sex

We hope that you enjoy this episode.  We took three of your questions submitted and had our panel of women answer them.  The questions listed below will be answered and the first person to respond is indicated next to the question in the event you don't recognize the voices! Please feel free to submit any follow-up questions you might have on this or any subject to <a href="mailto:RSIPodcast@FOAMFrat.com">RSIPodcast@FOAMFrat.com</a> <ol> <li>How do you feel women have made a positive impact and contribution to healthcare and EMS as a career?     Cynthia Griffin</li> <li>What advice do you have for women in EMS that want to pursue being educators?  Ginger Locke</li> <li>Unfortunately numerous women have been victims of harassment. How has this effected you and what response do you credit for your success in managing it?  Natalie Zink</li> </ol> <a href="https://iveybusinessjournal.com/publication/x-teams-new-ways-of-leading-in-a-new-world/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> X Teams</a> <a href="https://www.marxists.org/reference/subject/ethics/de-beauvoir/2nd-sex/index.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Second Sex</a>

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