The Hostile SVT
What will happen when you cross a douche canoe paramedic and a super sick pediatric patient?? Let's just say the electricity in this episode was high.
Medic Materials Podcast · Mike Turek, Gerard Cuomo, Emily Yates, Kelsey Coons
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Show Notes
A paramedic and a pediatric patient square away in an epic battle of wits in today's episode. In the ultimate test of professionalism and leadership skills we must criticize the actions of today's paramedic in charge. We review a very serious pediatric call that gets intensified and shocked with electricity. We are joined with Mike (NYS EMT, NYS CIC), Kelsey (NYS EMT), Gerard (NYS AEMT-P) and Emily (NYS EMT-B / ER RN).
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