The World’s Okayest Medic Podcast EMS Education with "Dialed Medics"
Jan 19, 2025
Innovative shifts in EMS education are explored, highlighting a new software tool for EKG training. The impact of classical music on learning is discussed, showcasing its cognitive benefits. A critique of outdated paramedic curricula reveals the need for practical mentorship. The changing standards in Advanced Cardiac Life Support training raise concerns about patient care. Humorous takes on mandatory continuing education expose its gaps. Challenges in EMS education emphasize the importance of quality teaching and the role of preceptors in fostering professional growth.
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Adam's EMS Journey
- Adam, a paramedic with 21 years of experience, discusses his background in EMS, from IFT to critical care transport.
- He also shares his experience with fixed-wing, search and rescue, and teaching in paramedic school.
ACLS Stagnation
- Adam questions the value of repeatedly researching ACLS, suggesting the curriculum has stagnated.
- He points out the lack of significant changes besides de-emphasizing bicarb.
Negative AMLS Experience
- Adam recounts his negative experience with AMLS, criticizing both the curriculum and the instructors' qualifications.
- Host Mike concurs, sharing similar frustrations with the course content and instructor training.