Paramedic Sophie

02/22/2026

Efficiency is powerful.
But presence is unforgettable.

The best medics don’t just correct vitals —
they calm chaos.

Say the sentence.
Offer the reassurance.
Lead with both skill and humanity.

Comment “MENTOR” if you’re building medics who remember that.

02/21/2026

Come Join Us for conference and competition!

🏆👑🥇 Who will be crowned Champion? 🥇👑🏆

We are excited to announce the following teams have entered the Battle of The Smokies 2026:

Service: ALS
🏆 AMR Blount (2)
🏆 Greene County (1)
🏆 Hardin County (1)
🏆 Morristown EMS (1)

Service: BLS
🏆Morristown (1)
🏆Hardin County (1)

Student:
🏆Columbia State Community College (2)
🏆Northeast State Community College (1)
🏆Roane State Community College (1)
🏆Walters State Community College (2)

Don't see your service or program and want to show everyone why your team is the BEST. You still have time to register at https://www.tnemsproviders.com/events or scan the QR code below!

02/20/2026

We move with purpose. That purpose is safety and clinical excellence.

Being intentional and methodical does not include haste.

02/20/2026

Mistakes will happen.

On scene.
On the radio.
In leadership.
In life.

But growth comes from reflection — not humiliation.

The best medics aren’t the ones who never stumble.
They’re the ones who pause, breathe, recalibrate… and get better.

Emotional regulation is a clinical skill.
One breath can change the entire trajectory of a call.

If you’re building steady providers instead of perfect ones —
this workbook is for you.

Comment “Mentor” and I’ll send you the link. 🚑📘

02/20/2026

🚨COME HANGOUT WITH ME MARCH 4th in EAST TN!!!🚨

REGISTER NOW:
www.TNEMSProviders.com/Events

Whether you’re a student, BLS, ALS, or flight clinician — this is your arena.

✅ 8 hours of CEUs
✅ Skills competition (optional)
✅ Conference access
✅ Networking with providers across the region

Bring your crew. Bring your knowledge. Bring your A-game.

📍 Sevierville Convention Center
📅 March 4, 2026

Register now and be part of the momentum shaping EMS in Tennessee.

02/19/2026

The scene doesn’t need another voice raised.
It needs one voice steady.

Your calm is contagious.
Your breathing is leadership.
Your regulation is clinical skill.

The call may be chaotic — but you don’t have to be.

02/19/2026

Good Guys Don’t Win:
A selfhelp and leadership book for the kind of heart!

02/19/2026

CHAPTER 2

Good Guys Don't Win · Episode

02/18/2026

🚨FREE AUDIOBOOK!🚨
1 chapter released in Spotify each week!

For the past several months, I’ve been writing something that feels bigger than a book.

It’s about the tension many of us quietly carry… the realization that being good doesn’t always seem to get rewarded.

It’s about staying principled when shortcuts are easier.
Staying steady when loud feels faster.
Staying yourself when the world nudges you to harden.

The book is called Good Guys Don’t Win.

Just chapters — read aloud — for anyone who needs the reminder that goodness is not weakness, and that some victories are simply too deep to be mistaken for applause.

If you’ve ever wondered whether staying decent is worth it…

This one’s for you.

Podcast · Sophie Fuller · For years, she believed the good guys didn’t win. Not when integrity cost relationships. Not when leadership meant standing alone. Not when doing the right thing invited resistance instead of reward. But somewhere between heartbreak and growth, she discovered a quiet, l...

02/18/2026

Stop trying to prove you belong.

Belonging isn’t earned through noise —
it’s earned through preparation.

The medic everyone relies on is rarely performing for the room…

They are studying when no one is watching.
Reviewing protocols others forgot.
Sharpening skills long before they’re needed.

Quiet preparation eliminates the need for loud validation.

02/17/2026

Because not every angina is cardiac — some are strangling infections that will take the airway if you get comfortable.

Ludwig’s angina doesn’t care how short your transport is.
It doesn’t care that the vitals “look fine.”
And it definitely doesn’t warn you before it turns into a cannot-intubate, cannot-ventilate nightmare.

Great medics don’t react.
They anticipate.

Sit them up.
Recognize the board-like submandibular swelling.
Call the airway early.
Move with intention.

(For educational purposes only. Always follow your local protocols and medical direction)