22 at the Lips

🚑🚨Alexis and Ginger Locke finish their conversation exploring how much you need to know all at once in EMS, why Ginger started her podcast Medic Mindset, the benefit of hearing new perspectives, and SO much more! Part 2 of 2 https://medicmindset.com/ Send us Fan Mail

🚑🚨Host of the Medic Mindset podcast, Ginger Locke, joins Alexis to delve into a variety of topics about women working in EMS: differing experiences, gender-specific challenges in the field, and so much more! Part 1 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

🚑🎙️Alexi Odland finishes her discussion with Alexis, discussing her decision to transition from EMT to paramedic, her experiences and advice for school, and what she's learned from her colleagues. Part 2 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

🚑🎙️Our special guest this week is paramedic student Alexi Odland. Together, she and Alexis break down why Alexi decided to take the leap from being an EMT to a paramedic, along with the experience of school and learning from her partners.  Part 1 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

🚑🎙️Pediatric ICU Nurse Meg Brazzel finishes her discussion with Alexis on working with parents and their sick kids. Be sure to follow @your.rapid.response.nurse on Instagram for more of her great tips and lessons! Part 2 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

🚑🎙️Joining Alexis this week is Pediatric ICU Nurse Meg Brazzel! Their discussion revolves around working with sick kids and the variety of different challenges that can present in those situations. Part 1 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

James Boomhower of Stay Fit 4 Duty rejoins the podcast to talk with host Alexis Hardwick about mental resilience in EMS. They provide tips and strategies for emergency responders dealing with the mental health aspects of the job. Send us Fan Mail

David Givot, a paramedic, lawyer, and author of "Sirens, Lights, & Lawyers: The Law & Other Really Important Stuff EMS Providers Never Learned in School," joins Alexis to finish their discussion on the legal aspects and issues in EMS. Part 2 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

In this week's episode, Alexis unpacks legal aspects and issues in EMS with Paramedic, Lawyer and author of Sirens, Lights, and Lawyers: The Law & Other Really Important Stuff EMS Providers Never Learned in School, David Givot. Part 1 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

Alexis and her guest Adam Stanchak continue their discussion on Critical Incident Stress Management in EMS. Part 2 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

In this week's episode, Alexis is joined by Adam Stanchak, who shares his experience of working in Critical Incident Stress Management in EMS. Part 1 of 2 Send us Fan Mail

Jennah, an experienced EMS provider, discusses the often-overlooked topic of handling psychiatric patients in the field with Alexis on the podcast. They touch on Jennah's background, including her experience in EMS, her preference for 911 calls, and her love for working with psychiatric patients. Alexis and Jennah discuss the challenges of psychiatric calls and the importance of scene safety,...

Critical Care Paramedic Chris Hollett and Alexis discuss supraglottic airways (SGAs) and endotracheal tubes (ET tubes), stressing the importance of proper oxygenation and ventilation for patients. The choice between SGA and ET intubation depends on various factors like patient condition, tools, and space.  Send us Fan Mail

This week, we're diving into the fascinating world of superstitions in EMS. We'll be exploring beliefs about full moons, taboo phrases, haunted ambulances, and more!  Send us Fan Mail

Alexis is joined by Critical Care Paramedic Ben Tacy in part 2 of their interview. In this week's episode, they discuss the critical role of capnography in EMS for differential diagnoses and other pertinent topics. Ben shares his expertise and experiences to shed light on the importance of this lifesaving tool in emergency medical situations. Part 2/2   Send us Fan Mail

In this week's episode, Alexis is joined by Critical Care Paramedic Ben Tacy to talk about the transition from EMT to Paramedic, the importance of capnography in EMS for differential diagnoses, and a range of other related topics. Part 1/2 Send us Fan Mail

Alexis Hardwick and Matt Gehm are currently engaged in a thoughtful and informative discussion regarding the crucial elements that are necessary for delivering a successful trauma room report.  Part 2/2 Send us Fan Mail

Alexis Hardwick and Matt Gehm discuss the crucial elements of delivering an effective trauma room report in their conversation. Part 1/2 Send us Fan Mail

In this discussion, Alexis Hardwick delves into the topic of being a good partner. Send us Fan Mail

On this episode, Flight Paramedic Geoff Murphy joins your host Alexis Hardwick to talk about the experience of "imposter syndrome" in EMS. Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, get introduced to your host Alexis Hardwick and the mission of the podcast.  Send us Fan Mail

In this part 3 of a 3-part series, I sat down with Alex Isaac as we discuss what it means when someone says "don't go into EMS" and the importance of considering that, birthing babies on calls, and the importance of an EMT-basic when it comes down to the wire of keeping BLS before ALS. Send us Fan Mail

In this part 2 of a 3-part series, I sat down with Alex Isaac as we discuss being a female in EMS, the importance of having compassion in this field, haunted ambulances/EMS stations, the stigma of addiction, and a call involving baby Momma drama Send us Fan Mail

In this part 1 of a 3-part series, I sat down with Alex Isaac as we discuss in this episode "a year in review" of being a grown-up paramedic, Alex's call that challenged her, and the importance of going with with your gut instinct when things aren't going all that well.  Send us Fan Mail

In a galaxy far, far away... Okay, maybe it's just in a coffee shop in Church Point, LA, I sat down with Officer Mark as we talked about why he became a police officer and what he's passionate  about, how he practices going "beyond the call" in his line of work, what you should do if you get pulled over by a police officer- and, of course, crazy calls he's run. Enjoy this...