It was a big year for EMS, and for EMS1. EMS providers made big strides for patient care and promoting the profession in 2017. Community paramedic Lisa Cassidy with the St. Charles County Ambulance District launched the #StopHeroin campaign for opioid abuse prevention and treatment. Charles Avery, an EMS program director at Bainbridge State College, made it possible for a young woman with Down Syndrome ...
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