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P.J. Norwood's Blog – October 2012 Archive (2)

EMS Does Not Have To Be A Four Letter Word!

Even though Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is not a four letter word it has definitely caused many four letter words to be spoken from myself and I predict from many of you. Every call offers us great opportunities but it’s up to you to capitalize on those opportunities.

If you haven't embraced EMS at this point you are no longer behind the eight ball you are behind the whole rack of balls. EMS being a trend or the next new thing to do for our citizens has long passed. EMS is the…

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Added by P.J. Norwood on October 25, 2012 at 9:07am — No Comments

May Day! May Day! May Day! - What would your dispatchers response be?

Do your dispatchers know how to handle a May Day?

If you answered no, I now have the answer for you!

I have a published article, June Fire Engineering Magazine;…

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Added by P.J. Norwood on October 1, 2012 at 1:00pm — No Comments

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