“Everything I learned in my first class has changed.” - Paramedic Harvey Kline
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Paramedic Kline has experienced a lot during his 48 years in emergency response, but he calls landing a 51-pound striped bass in Raystown Lake “the biggest thrill” of his life.
“Al Cardiac Amyloidosis with Multiple Cardiac Masses: A Rare Case of Progression of Disease Despite Hematologic Response” presented by Madeline Sharp #ACC24
@pghmedic502 That’s nice to have the opportunity to attend a class with him. The first time I used the DuCanto was several years ago and it’s hard to use any other suction tool now.
Pittsburgh EMS rescued a construction worker after a building under demolition partially collapsed on his excavator.
Medics used advanced life support, trauma care to stabilize the man and extricate him. He was transported stable.
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Hundreds of shots fired in 'active' shooting in Pittsburgh:
Eviction turns violent as barricaded occupant opens fire on police.
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Who is on scene ready to help? Pittsburgh EMS.
Patients relying on 911 as their primary provider have been a forgotten demographic, but a team headed by Pittsburgh’s Fire Bureau and including medics and social workers is trying to get to the roots of patients’ emergency calls. https://t.co/0PDXgOEz85