Posted on 03 February 2012 by gfriese
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Darrell DeMartino (demard@lcc.edu), Senior Instructor/Designer at Lansing Community College joins Greg and Bill on tonight’s EMS Educast. Darrell has designed an EMS program to transition military medics to civilian paramedics. Please listen in on tonight’s interesting discussion on a very unique program. Rob was unable to join us for tonight’s program.
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Posted on 12 January 2012 by gfriese
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Greg, Rob, and Bill are joined by returning guest John Dillon (johnd@c3softworks.com). An open and somewhat scattered discussion on developing visual presentation, please listen in on the banter.
John Dillon has been a paramedic for nearly three decades. He currently works for the Woodbury Public Safety Department in Minnesota as both an instructor and a paramedic before that John worked for a Hospital based 911 service for 25 years. John is known for his innovative use of graphics in his presentations and has a website dedicated to instructors called Visual Broccoli which helps instructors find ways to make their presentations more visually appealing. In addition to his EMS work, John is the founder of C3 SoftWorks, which creates training software and is located in Minneapolis.
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Posted on 05 January 2012 by gfriese
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Greg, Rob, and Bill are joined by returning guest Art Hsieh (art.hsieh@comcast.net). Listen in to tonight’s discussion about Art’s change from CEO to educator and what might the future of EMS Education look like?
Art Hsieh, MA, NREMT-P is the past Chief Executive Officer of the San Francisco Paramedic Association. In the profession since 1982, Art has worked as a line medic and chief officer in the private, third service and fire-based EMS. He has directed both primary and EMS continuing education programs. A Past President of the National Association of EMS Educators, and a scholarship recipient of the American Society of Association Executives, Art is a published textbook author, has presented at conferences nationwide, and continues to provide patient care at a rural hospital-based ALS system. He currently teaches at the Public Safety Training Center, Santa Rosa Junior College in the Emergency Care Program
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Posted on 17 December 2011 by gfriese
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Greg, Rob, and Bill are joined by Mary Anne Pace, EMS Education Manager for Ada County Paramedics, on this episode of the EMSEduCast. Mary Anne shares her previous experience in global polio eradication and her transition to EMS education. We also discuss community paramedics.
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Posted on 10 December 2011 by gfriese
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Greg, Rob, and Bill are joined by David Blevins (blevinsds@roanestate.edu) tonight to discuss how to harness and use technology in the EMS classroom. David is currently the Paramedic Program Director for Roane State Community College in East Tennessee.
David has past experience as a firefighter and paramedic with the City of Knoxville Fire Department. In addition has served as an Emergency Manager with the Tennessee Air NationalGuard. David holds a bachelor degree with dual concentration in Fire Service Administration and Fire Prevention Technology and David is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Disaster and Emergency Management.
David also serves as a board member for the Tennessee EMS Education association (first year), and research committee chair, members of the conference committee, and charter member of the Editorial Board for the National Association of EMS Educators www.naemse.org. David is also a columnist for EMS Grants Help.
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Posted on 02 December 2011 by gfriese
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Returning guest Mic Gunderson (micgunderson@gmail.com) joins co-hosts Greg, Rob, and Bill to discus does CE penalize your best employees? Listen and share your opinions on the EMSEduCast Facebook page.
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Posted on 17 November 2011 by gfriese
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Returning guest Bryan Fass joins co-hosts Rob and Bill to discus fitness as it pertains to injury prevention and tie in real world on the street nutrition and supplementation that EMS provider can actually follow. Greg was unavailable for tonight’s episode.
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Posted on 28 October 2011 by gfriese
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On this episode of the EMSEduCast we are joined by Paramedic Educator Greg LaMay and Cowley College EMS Program Director Chris Cannon. During the episode we discuss several questions from our Facebook Page. Specifically we discuss top tips for new EMS educators, the difficulty airway course, and clinical (which could mean hospital or ambulance time) readiness for students.
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Posted on 20 October 2011 by gfriese
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Tonight’s guest Scott R Snyder (scottrsnyder@me.com) joins Greg, Rob and Bill co-host of the EMS Educast. Scott is an educator for the San FranciscoParamedic Association. Tonight we discuss our current reading list, Scott’s background as an EMS educator, and case based leaning, what it is, how to prepare cases, and how to implement case based learning in both initial education and continuing education.
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Posted on 14 October 2011 by gfriese
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Tonight guest Dale Loberger (dloberger@bcs-gis.com) joins Greg, Rob and Bill co-host of the EMS Educast. Tonight’s show is on GIS (geographic information systems) and what educators should know as they prepare students to work in systems that deploy resources based on GIS. Dale has over 25 years of experience in working with GIS and how it is utilized within public safety.
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