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Fire companies work to eliminate fires and ensure fire safety for their communities. A department relies on each member of the fire service team to get the job done. Without everyone on board, the fire company will not be as effective.
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Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification is current for two years. Because the guidelines update on a regular basis, ACLS-Certified individuals need to get recertified every two years in order to stay current.
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Nurses are in high demand. Hospitals need nurses to help with the influx of patients, and clinics need nurses to work with patients.
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As technology progresses, the techniques used in Emergency Medical Services advance along with it. Drones are being used to rescue patients from accidents or bring vital supplies to remote areas.
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Some hospitals and medical facilities may require that their nurses and EMTs be certified in American Heart Association courses like Basic Life Support or Advanced Cardiac Life Support. Where can you take American Heart Association courses in Florida?
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We take for granted that we can dial 9-1-1 and reach an emergency dispatch. People from 50 years ago did not have that luxury.
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Sometimes we forget that healthcare is more than a job or a career. The word “care” is right in the name. Nursing was established to provide individualized and personal care to patients in the hospital and clinic. People spend more time with nurses than they do with any other medical professional.
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The ACLS for Experienced Providers course prepares healthcare providers with advanced knowledge and techniques for cardiorespiratory emergencies.
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Next-generation 9-1-1 systems are here, at least for Florida Manatee County residents. According to Manatee County Emergency Communications Center Chief Jacob A.
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Firefighters rush to the scene of fires and other emergencies. They are there for us when we need them. But their job of life-savings may come with some risks.
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