Stress is real. PTSD is real. The need to take care of yourself is more

important now than ever. Emily Reilly is the Mental Health Coordinator for

New Orleans EMS. (Yes, home of the Nightwatch television show.) She

draws from her extensive experience with first responders and veterans

to help you prevent and deal with stress and burnout. From the streets of

New Orleans to the Pulse nightclub shooting in Florida, Emily gives you

solid insights into wellness and a peek behind the door of the therapist's

office.

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Join us in an exiting new episode featuring David Fifer, as we dive deep into the realm of Wilderness EMS. Wilderness EMS is wild—literally. Practiced in remote and austere environments, it involves extended extraction times and tackling complex medical and traumatic challenges. In this episode, we will highlight seven crucial points about Wilderness EMS, providing valuable insights for everyone in the EMS field. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, you won't want to miss this exciting and informative discussion on the unique and demanding world of Wilderness EMS.

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This 7 Things EMS discusses several EMS patient presentations that are not very common but are still vital to be aware of during clinical practice. This session covers pediatric topics such as congenital heart defects and autism and conditions such as sepsis, autoimmune disease, hematology, and more. Listen for a great review of the “outsiders" with Dan Limmer and Christ Ebright, Lead Instructor for The University of Toledo EMS Program and National EMS presenter.