22 at the Lips

Jan 11 2025 93 ep. 45 mins 4
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22 at the Lips is a podcast about EMS from actual in-the-field providers. With your Host, Alexis Hardwick, we'll talk about our downfalls, our positive aspects, and all the great things about this job. It's sporadic, it's organized chaos—it's our job. 

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Ep 11: Those Who Can't Do, Teach | Profess EMS with Ben Tacy

Jan 11 2025 58 mins  
Welcome back to the show, with me, I have Alexis of the super fabulous 22 at the Lips podcast. So we decided that we wanted to get together and collaborate on the topic and the infamous phrase “those who can't do, teach.”It's a very big pet peeve of mine, it's a phrase that really has no true foundation. So Alexis and I kind of have a similar background, but the opposite is why

Patient Refusals | with Ben Tacy

Dec 26 2024 60 mins  
Happy holidays, everyone! In my final episode of 2024, Ben Tacy from the Profess EMS podcast and Master Your Medics chats with me about patient refusals and why they happen, plus we explore Ben's new soundboard!Listen here or watch on YouTube!Produced by Master Your Medicshttps://www.masteryourmedics.com/

Dizzy Patients | with: Matt Gehm

Dec 12 2024 36 mins  
🚑🎙️ In today's episode, Dr. Matt Gehm brought up an interesting topic: dizziness and its various meanings for different patients. Join me as we dive into narrowing down symptoms, providing supportive care, and learning some invaluable insights from Dr. Gehm on dizzy patients! Listen here or watch on my YouTube page.

EMS in National Parks | with Kevin Grange

Sep 28 2024 55 mins  
🚑🎙️In this week’s interview, I’m joined by Kevin Grange, a firefighter, paramedic, and engineer. He is the author of paramedic essentials like Lights and Sirens and, my personal favorite, Wild Rescues. Kevin also works in national parks like Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Yosemite! So, he shares his tips, tricks, and stories about working in national parks and the wildern

What to Carry on a Shift

Sep 21 2024 21 mins  
Today, I thought I would post a quick episode about what I carry on my shifts, what I find helpful in the field and some expensive stuff I've lost.What gear is an absolute must for you to bring on shift?Produced by Master Your Medics

with: Brady Doucet

Sep 07 2024 44 mins  
🚑🎙️ My friend, paramedic, and field training officer, Brady Doucet, joins the show today!This week, we reflect on some of his most memorable shifts, when you get sick while being dispatched 🤢🤮 and a few other funny stories. Brady also shares some excellent advice for new medics about finding your community.

with: RJ Morrison

Aug 19 2024 101 mins  
In my latest episode, RJ Morrison from Traumasoft joins me for a chat!We talk about the Code Green campaign, a mental health advocacy and education organization paperwork, what happens when a report is sent back, pay, billing, Medicare law versus insurance capacity, and how it all relates to our job responsibilities!It was great having RJ on. Listen now on your favorite podcast pla

Toxicology Chat | with Ryan Feldman

Aug 01 2024 74 mins  
🚑 🎙️ It’s time for another episode! This week, Toxicologist and Emergency Medical Pharmacist Ryan Feldman, host of The Poison Lab podcast, joins me to chat about pharmacology, overdoses, poison control AND opioid overdose through absorption.You can listen on your favourite podcast app! #paramedicstudent #emtstudent #emtschool #emt #emtlife #paramedic #paramedicschool #par

with: Amanda Hall (Part 2)

Jul 25 2024 77 mins  
🚑 🎙️ Amanda Hall and I finished our chat by talking about dealing with and treating difficult patients, asserting ourselves, and speaking up in the workplace. We also gave a lil’ advice about good test prep and studying.

with: Amanda Hall (Part 1)

Jul 18 2024 63 mins  
🚑🎙️ Today on the podcast, I reminisce with my former instructor and friend, nurse PLUS flight paramedic Amanda Hall, about my crebs cycle presentation, the weirdest thing that she has seen on a call (you will not be prepared for this story), why getting out of our comfort zone helps us grow, and a whole bunch more about our attitudes as providers in part 1 of our conversati