Non Fiction EMS Books?

[EMTinNEPA]

"En Route: A Paramedic's Stories of Life, Death, and Everything in Between" by Stephen "Kelly" Grayson

 

[mycrofft]

More on the philosophical side:

By Michael Perry, who reminds us to never stand behind a sneezing cow:
http://sneezingcow.com/2009/02/26/population485-meeting-your-neighbors-one-siren-at-a-time-paperback/
"Population:485 - Meeting Your Neighbors One Siren at a Time"

 

[minneola24]

By Michael Perry, who reminds us to never stand behind a sneezing cow:
http://sneezingcow.com/2009/02/26/population485-meeting-your-neighbors-one-siren-at-a-time-paperback/
"Population:485 - Meeting Your Neighbors One Siren at a Time"

That is a great name for a book, the description sounds interesting. But how many emergencies can they run with a town of <500 people?

 

[mycrofft]

Every single one.

You need volume? Watch/read "Bring Out The Dead".

 

[2easy4u]

Read more books

I have read most of the ones listed so far including Neck Deep by Ken Barnett.

 

[Kentia]

Not all ems (but has some good insights of when many fire departments first started doing ems work)that i am sure many have read "working Fire"