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11/16/2025

Host Kelly Grayson makes the case for eliminating “arbitrary” response time standards; where do you stand?

11/12/2025

🚨 It’s Not Too Late! 🚨
The Virtual Pennsylvania EMS Conference is still live through November 30, 2025 — giving you another great opportunity to earn last-minute EMS Continuing Education Hours before the end of the cycle!

✅ Already registered? Log in today and catch any sessions you missed.
🆕 Not yet registered? There’s still time to join in and learn from Pennsylvania’s leading EMS educators and clinicians.

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11/12/2025

Senators Susan Collins and Peter Welch propose a five-year CMS pilot to reimburse "treat-in-place" care, building on pandemic-era savings of $500+ per encounter

11/10/2025

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Flight Nurse/Paramedic Allan Williams was killed, while Paramedic Andrew Sikes and the pilot remain hospitalized

11/08/2025

Crush syndrome can be expected following any event where patients are trapped for a length of time

11/08/2025

11/07/2025

Recently York Area United Fire & Rescue responded to a reported structure fire in a residential home. The fire was discovered on the outside deck of the home. The cause of the fire was an extension cord that ran across the deck and around deck posts. The wear on the cord due to sharp bends caused it to overheat and cause the fire on the deck. Help us stop future potential fires from occurring. Please read the reminders below on extension cord safety!

Use extension cords only when absolutely necessary. It’s better to plug items directly into outlets, so try to arrange items so they are as close to outlets as possible.

DON’T connect a series of shorter extension cords together. This can be extremely hazardous and raises the risk of fire. If you need a longer cord, there are many sizes available on the market, even going up to 100 feet long

Inspect cords on a regular basis for signs of fraying and wear. Damaged cords can lead to fires. Throw away frayed or broken cords; replacements for any cord are available online and even a pricey cord is less expensive than the insurance deductible for a house fire.

DON’T nail or staple cords to walls or other items. The nails or staples can pe*****te the coating of the wires and cause a short circuit, which can lead to a fire.

DON’T plug extension cords into surge protectors. Extension cords can get hot quickly, especially if other plugs are in the nearby outlets. Be sure to use an extension cord that is long enough for the job every time.

DON’T use extension cords for permanent wiring.

DON’T run extension cords through walls, ceilings or floors. Heat cannot escape which can result in a fire.

DON’T run the extension cord around edges. Sharp bends in the cord will eventually weaken the wiring resulting in overheating

11/07/2025

🚑 Meet Our 2026–2027 NAEMT Board of Directors! Congratulations to the newly elected and returning leaders guiding the future of EMS. Thank you to every member who voted and helped shape the direction of our association. 💙

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11/04/2025

10/30/2025

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Wrightsville Firefighter Chad Wombles' right hand and left thumb were severed in an unprovoked attack before a police officer fatally shot the attacker

10/30/2025