Please share the King County EMS Online website with anyone looking for resources on how to handle #COVID19 in the prehospital setting. We are trying to keep it as up to date as possible. #UWashEMS emsonline.net/Announcements/…

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#UWashEMS worked with Public Health - Seattle & King County to track EMS PPE use, provider exposures, and #COVID19 infections in Seattle & King County, WA. - 6 weeks - 274 COVID+ patients - 700 providers w/ 3 COVID infections within 14 days of pt encounter PPE works. Preprint: medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

New from #UWashEMS team "The current findings support dispatchers & bystanders maintaining the most efficient approach that prioritizes rapid identification of OHCA & immediately proceeds to chest compressions and use of a defibrillator." Don't change care because of #COVID19

Just added Andy McCoy to the crew!!

FlightBridgeEd Live on Mar 18 at 2:27pm pscp.tv/w/cyKdyzc5MDc2…

marie vrablik Next we have Dr. Andy McCoy (Andy McCoy) who will be taking over as Program Director for our EMS Fellowship. Congratulations! #UWashEMS More about Dr. McCoy ➡️ bit.ly/3xi4SF4

We are thrilled to welcome two amazing new fellows, Drs. Andy Celestia and Ben Fitzgerald, who matched with our EMS Fellowship yesterday! Dr. Celestia is joining us from Henry Ford Hospital EM Residency and Dr. Fitzgerald is joining us from University of Iowa Emergency Medicine. Welcome! #UWashEMS #fellowshipmatch #matchday

NAEMSP is excited to announce that, thanks to the advocacy of our student members (lead by Natalie Zink, M.D.), student membership rates have been REDUCED to $40/year. bit.ly/3BYLa6g

Bonnie Snyder, MD, MS4

We are thrilled to welcome Bryan McNeilly as our next #UWashEMS Fellow! Congratulations to Dr. McNeilly and the Section of EMS on a successful #EMSMatchDay!

We lost a Great today: Dr. Leonard Cobb (1926-2023). Dr. Cobb helped create the RAF and spent 40yrs leading Seattle Medic One. His advice is timeless: there are no magic bullets; stick to quality CPR, and always measure/improve your system. Seattle Fire Dept. UW Medicine @global_RA

We are sad to announce the passing of Dr. Leonard Cobb, a luminary in the field of prehospital care for patients with cardiac disease. His achievements are many, but perhaps the most notable was helping establish in 1970 the Seattle Medic One paramedic program at HMC... (1/3)

When we had our first child, Dr. Cobb asked what we had chosen as a name. I told him, and he recited the entire book “Madeline”. Once finished, he said, “Beautiful choice.” Dr. Cobb was a giant of EMS but was also an impeccable human being. We will miss you.

No difference in airway management (EMS or ED) for cases of acute behavioral disturbance treated with either midazolam or ketamine. A high functioning EMS system can safety deliver ketamine to agitated patients. #UWashEMS annemergmed.com/article/S0196-…

Fantastic award winners here! Proud to work with both of them on ResuscitationAcademy work! Michael Levy

We're pleased to share our first Annual Value Report with you! Check out out here: ow.ly/Ewoj50UQrwo A couple of highlights:

May 2025 Webinar: Celebrating 20 Years of CARES, A Review of the 2024 Annual Report A big thanks to all who attended, included below is a link to a recording of our webinar: Recording: ow.ly/9nqw50VXkPh CARES: A Life Saving Mission: ow.ly/3m8k50VXkPg