JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services

JEMS (Journal of Emergency Medical Services) and the EMS Today Conference and Exposition strive to be top sources of information aimed at enhancing patient care before hospital arrival. We fulfill our goal by sharing the newest and most trustworthy information, which includes clinical advancements, engaging case studies, insights on management, legal guidance, innovative products, research findings, special editorial features, supplemental content, and opportunities for in-person networking, among other resources.

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NY EMT Brings ‘Patrol Penguins’ to Life

1 week ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

Sometimes, the best way to tell a serious story is with a little humor—and a few penguins, too. Illustrator Brett Gehrke has found a fun and creative way to shine a light on the world of EMS with Patrol Penguins, a series of illustrations that follows a team of heroic penguins on duty. It might look playful at first, but Patrol Penguins has heart.
Celebrating Emergency Medical Services: Insights on EMS Recognition Day

2 weeks ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

JEMS is proud to be a strategic media partner with the American College of Emergency Physicians and EMS Week. JEMS Managing Editor Jeff Frankel talks with Dr. Thomas Lardaro to discuss the critical role of emergency medical services in our communities. Celebrating EMS Recognition Day, Dr. Lardaro reflects on the profound responsibilities and challenges faced by EMS professionals both in urban and rural settings.
Innovating Prehospital Care: The Impact of Mobile Integrated Health Programs in South Carolina

2 weeks ago | jems.com | Edward Lee

JEMS is proud to be a strategic media partner with the American College of Emergency Physicians and EMS Week. Dr. Ted Lee speaks with Luke Estes, manager of Prisma Health’s Mobile Integrated Health Program, to explore the transformative role of community paramedics in prehospital medicine. Dennis shares his journey from a young aspiring EMT in Missouri to leading a groundbreaking health initiative in South Carolina.
Medical Helicopter Makes Hard Emergency Landing in PA Neighborhood

2 weeks ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

A medical helicopter made a forced emergency landing in a residential area northwest of Philadelphia, according to 6 ABC. Officials said the PennSTAR helicopter was traveling from Philadelphia to Wings Field Airport in Blue Bell when it had to land in Whitemarsh Township just before 8 p.m. on Monday. One of the three flight crew members on board the helicopter was taken to the hospital to be evaluated, but officials said no one was seriously hurt.
Navigating Resilience in EMS: Conversations on Mental Health and Well-Being

2 weeks ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

JEMS is proud to be a strategic media partner with the American College of Emergency Physicians and EMS Week. JEMS Managing Editor Jeff Frankel talks with Matt Philbrick, an experienced paramedic and wellness advocate. Matt shares his insights into the importance of mental fitness, resilience and the need for emergency responders to foster a supportive environment. Philbrick introduces a critical concept: mental fitness.
Butler County (KS) Paramedic Dies in the Line of Duty

3 weeks ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

A Kansas paramedic died in the line of duty after experiencing cardiac arrest during a call, Butler County EMS said Friday. “Paramedic Justin Lauppe was a pillar of our team, known for his unwavering commitment to saving lives and compassionate care. His loss is deeply felt by colleagues, friends, and the countless individuals he served in Butler County,” the ambulance service wrote on Facebook. “We are heartbroken by the loss of Justin, whose dedication to our community was truly extraordinary.
JEMS @ FDIC 2025 Ends after Landmark Week in Indianapolis

1 month ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

The Indianapolis Convention Center and the surrounding area is quieter now, but the impact of JEMS @ FDIC International 2025 remains. Over 230 hours of CAPCE-accredited education were packed into a week that saw attendees immersed in cutting-edge techniques and strategic discussions.
Final Day of EMS Training Underway at FDIC International

1 month ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

The final hours of JEMS @ FDIC are ticking away at the Indianapolis Convention Center, as emergency medical service professionals engage in a last round of critical training and networking. The exhibit hall is buzzing with activity, as vendors showcase their latest innovations and attendees make final connections on last time. JEMS@FDIC has been recognized as a biggest and best event for EMS professionals, providing a platform for education, collaboration and the exchange of best practices.
Zionsville (IN) Fire Department Clinches Top Honors at JEMS Clinical Competition

1 month ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

With outstanding teamwork and expert patient care, Zionsville (IN) Fire Department secured first place in the JEMS Clinical Competition at FDIC International on Friday. Sussex County (DE) EMS and Royal Air Force Alconbury Fire Department, a BLS crew from United Kingdom, took home the Second Place and Third Place trophies, respectively. “Zionsville demonstrated exceptional skill and composure throughout the competition,” said JEMS Clinical Competition Director Chief (Ret.) Criss Brainard.
JEMS @ FDIC Heats Up

1 month ago | jems.com | Jeff Frankel

The excitement is building in Indianapolis at JEMS @ FDIC International 2025. Today is a major day for competition and camaraderie, with fire and EMS professionals pushing their limits in two standout events at Lucas Oil Stadium. The JEMS Clinical Competition Finals takes place today at 10 a.m. in Luas Oil Stadium. The best BLS and ALS teams face off in high-stakes, realistic scenarios using cutting-edge simulation technology. Who will take home the top honors?