Practical emergency medicine content
Practical EMS provides useful,
common-sense content from an
emergency medicine PA and paramedic.
common-sense content from an
emergency medicine PA and paramedic.

Content for the real issues you face
Formal schooling does not address many of the day-to-day issues that face paramedics, EMTs, APPs and any that find themselves in emergency medicine. Many educators have not had recent field experience.
Aaron, PA-C, NRP, knows the world of EMS as both a paramedic and an emergency medicine PA. From his 15 years as an EMT, paramedic, and emergency medicine PA, Aaron shares real stories, practical tools and easy-to-apply knowledge you can put to use right away.
Popular episode topics
EMS training beyond the classroom
Gain confidence
Reduce on-the-job stress and avoid burn-out
Refine your skills
Stay on top of the changing world of EMS
Improve communication
Give reports that ER providers appreciate
Boost your career
Navigate the path from paramedic to PA

Burnout isn't inevitable. It's a standard you've accepted.
Providers who thrive aren’t the smartest or most talented. They simply operate by a different set of standards. In Emergency Standards you’ll learn 20 practical mindset shifts that will help you perform at a higher level, protect your mental health, and build a career that lasts.
- Handle stressful patients, coworkers, and situations
- Build discipline when motivation disappears
- Prevent burnout without walking away from healthcare
These lessons were forged through years on ambulances, in emergency departments, and in the hardest moments healthcare has to offer. They’re practical, honest, and immediately applicable.

EMS Journal
Designed specifically for EMTs, paramedics, and emergency medicine professionals, this journal helps you process the chaos of the job and preserve the lessons that matter most.
Extend your skills
Enroll in our free self-paced course
Practical EKG Interpretation
- Master the fundamentals of 12 lead analysis and rhythm interpretation
- Tackle MI patterns, electrolyte abnormalities, and hypertrophy
- Walk through dozens of EKGs with Aaron's step-by-step approach




