Send us a text In this deeply candid and wide-ranging conversation, Jason Falvey sits down with Chad Black, longtime EMS leader and Chairman of the Georgia EMS Association, to confront a hard truth: much of what’s breaking EMS isn’t the worst calls—it’s the relentless grind of the ones that never should have happened in the first place. Drawing on more than four decades in emergency services, Chad shares the calls that shaped him, the leadership lessons learned the hard way, and the emotional...
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Send us a text In this deeply candid and wide-ranging conversation, Jason Falvey sits down with Chad Black, longtime EMS leader and Chairman of the Georgia EMS Association, to confront a hard truth: much of what’s breaking EMS isn’t the worst calls—it’s the relentless grind of the ones that never should have happened in the first place. Drawing on more than four decades in emergency services, Chad shares the calls that shaped him, the leadership lessons learned the hard way, and the emotional...
From the Flight Line to the Front Line: Merritt Riner’s EMS Legacy
In-Service EMS Podcast
32 minutes
5 months ago
From the Flight Line to the Front Line: Merritt Riner’s EMS Legacy
Send us a text Today’s guest is a true EMS icon. With over four decades of experience across ground and air medicine, Merritt Riner has not only witnessed the evolution of prehospital care—he’s helped shape it. A seasoned paramedic, former flight medic, and currently the Clinical Operations Manager in Metropolitan Atlanta, Merritt has influenced everything from protocols to paramedic education. You may recognize him from Trauma: Life in the ER, but his lasting legacy lies in the medics he’s m...
In-Service EMS Podcast
Send us a text In this deeply candid and wide-ranging conversation, Jason Falvey sits down with Chad Black, longtime EMS leader and Chairman of the Georgia EMS Association, to confront a hard truth: much of what’s breaking EMS isn’t the worst calls—it’s the relentless grind of the ones that never should have happened in the first place. Drawing on more than four decades in emergency services, Chad shares the calls that shaped him, the leadership lessons learned the hard way, and the emotional...
