Mike Carunchio
The World’s Okayest Medic Podcast
The World’s Okayest Medic Podcast is a podcast for all EMS providers. Whether you’re an EMT, paramedic, nurse; work in a 911 response setting or critical care transport; and are a novice or experienced clinician, this podcast is for you.
Author
Mike Carunchio
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Latest episode
Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Chest Pain Differential Diagnosis 04.12.2024
Listener discretion is advised. References: PMID 28196622 PMID 35166796 PMID 26062607 Salim Rezaie, "Does My Patient with Chest Pain Have Acute Coronary Syndrome?", REBEL EM blog, November 23, 2015. Available at: https://rebelem.com/does-my-patient-with-chest-pain-have-acute-coronary-syndrome/ .
TEMS Wrap-Up 29.11.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
Steve Wood: TEMS, Trauma, & More 26.11.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Steve Wood came back to the podcast to talk about TEMS and more. Check out his new podcast, The Tac Medic Whiskey Podcast, available on Podbean and Apple Podcasts.
Tactical EMS: Lessons Learned and Concept Evolution 15.11.2024
Listener discretion is advised.
Chris Wright: Lessons in Trauma from Ukraine 11.11.2024 50:02
Listener discretion is advised. Chris Wright is a flight paramedic who spent a few months working as a medic in the Ukranian conflict. He came on to talk about tourniquet conversion but we ended up going into all kinds of trauma lessons he learned from his time.
The Five Things that Make a Good EMS Provider 05.11.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
Responding to the Keyboard Warriors, Minor Chest Pain from Minor MVAs 29.10.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
Drs. Mark Piehl & Peter Antevy on the Prehospital Blood Debate 18.10.2024
It was an honor and a privilege to record an episode with Dr. Mark Piehl and Dr. Peter Antevy. They came on to discuss prehospital blood product administration and their recent letter to the editor in Academic Emergency Medicine.
Sick Little Kids - Redux 13.10.2024
Listener discretion is advised. References: CHOP Croup Clincial Pathway: https://pathways.chop.edu/clinical-pathway/croup-emergency-department-and-inpatient-clinical-pathway General Peds Reference: Lucking, S. Maffei, F., Tamburro, R., & Zaritsky, A. (2021). Pediatric Critical Care. Text and Study Guide. Pediatric Fluid Maintenance: Somers, Michael. (2022). Maintenance intravenous fluid thera...
Do the Ordinary Extraordinarily Well 30.09.2024
Listener discretion is advised
Intubation Ramblings: Protocols, Devices, Techniques 27.09.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED References: Anand Swaminathan, "REBEL Cast Ep107: The BOUGIE Trial – Bougie First in All Emergency Intubations?", REBEL EM blog, February 17, 2022. Available at: https://rebelem.com/rebel-cast-ep107-the-bougie-trial-bougie-first-in-all-emergency-intubations/ . AirTraq vs. Bougie: PMID 28515522 McGrath vs. AirTraq: PMID 28781449 Bougie vs. Stylet: PMID 29800096 Rigid...
Random Talk: Sept 17, 2024 17.09.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS VERY ADVISED Topics: Meta-Analysis Fallout, NREMT stuff, Offensive idiot at EMS Expo
Thoughts on a Meta-Analysis Casting Doubt on Prehospital Blood 09.09.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS REALLY ADVISED. References: Meta-Analysis Civ Prehospital Transfusion: PMID 38517320 COMBAT: PMID 30032977 PamPER: PMID 30044935 RePhill: PMID 35271808 COMBAT/PamPER Post-Hoc Analysis: PMID 31851290
Blood Stuff with Rick Maricle 07.09.2024 49:50
Listener discretion is advised. EMS training guru Rick Maricle came onto talk about the regional blood program in Southern Texas and to talk unscripted about prehospital blood.
"StArT a MeDiC 4 HyPeRtEnSiON" 31.08.2024 24:38
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED Gauer, R. (2017). Severe Asymptomatic Hypertension: Evaluation and Treatment. Am Family Physician. 95(8). Oras, et. Al. (2019). Elevated BP in the ED. Hypertension 75(1). Yaphe, J, Atzema, C, Helman, A. Hypertensive Emergencies. Emergency Medicine Cases. February, 2014.
Listener Clinical Questions (Prologue: HEMS Rant) 24.08.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED References: Mag Sulfate for A-Fib: PMID 17449500, 34950320 Eclampsia: PMID 21154341
The First Two Years of Being a Medic are Hard 20.08.2024
Listener discretion is advised. Two "newer" medics - Ashlynn and Cameron (my partner) come onto the podcast to talk about the struggles and growth potential of being a new paramedic.
Culture of Safety, Culture of Stupidity 15.08.2024
LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Safety: culture of safety, buzzword, HEMS safety, ground safety, and more
Winning Paramedic School: Hard Work 06.08.2024
Listener discretion is advised.
MORE Rethinking Traumatic Arrest 27.07.2024
Listener discretion is advised. References (PMID): Compressions: 29132577, 35549924 Junctional TQ/Pelvic Binders: 31910475, 29889959, 38226570, 30507857 Vasopressors: 33908898, 23697682, 28716309 Blood: 34390843, Hazelton, et. al. (2022). Whole blood vs. component therapy for transufsion in trauma pts., McCartney (2023). Whole blood in resuscitating trauma is making a comeback.
Glitchy Virtual Happy Hour with Wes 26.07.2024
Random talk with Wes Nelson...listener discretion is advised
Podcast Therapy: Me, My Story, & How the Podcast Started 19.07.2024
Listener discretion is REALLY advised.
Random Talk: Teaching in Baltimore with Cody and Moose 18.07.2024
Listener discretion is advised Cody (@ordinaryopsmedic) and Moose - both from the Alert Medic One team - came on to have a totally random and agendaless discussion about....well....give it a listen...
Trauma, Blood, & Politics 12.07.2024
Paramedic, Nurse Practitioner, Associate Professor, and Bioethicist Stephen Wood came onto the podcast to talk about implementing prehospital blood and to do what I love: dispelling "the narrative."
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