Paramedics saving lives

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Paramedics are not EMTs. Or fire fighters. Or cops. But they do ride around in ambulances (and drive) to help to save lives. It's a stressful job and in this classic episode we shine a light on this noble profession. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

This week we speak with a young paramedic about the reality and trauma of her job. She talks about the unimaginable situation of having to choose who to save and who to ignore and discusses why she ultimately loves the job. Head to https://airdoctorpro.com and use promo code OPL ...  Show more

One night halfway through a graveyard shift at the hospital, orderly John Moon watched as two young men burst through the doors. They were working desperately to save a dying patient. Maybe today he wouldn’t bat an eye at this scene, but in 1970 nothing about it made sense. Th ...

In this episode, Dr Matt and Dr Mike talk with Paramedic, Researcher, Educator, and all round good bloke, Dr Sandy MacQuarrie about his 30 year journey as a Paramedic!

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