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Shift Change
Jason Stanford
69 episodes
4 days ago
Shift Change: Short Bursts of Inspiration for First Responders. Need a quick dose of motivation and practical tips for life in EMS? Join a 22-year veteran paramedic for bite-sized episodes designed to inspire personal growth and well-being in the demanding world of emergency services. We tackle real-life topics like time management, sleep, family, relationships, and health – all from someone who's been there, not a self-proclaimed expert. Get ready to revitalize your career and your life, one quick listen at a time. Perfect for busy EMTs, paramedics, and first responders.
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Shift Change: Short Bursts of Inspiration for First Responders. Need a quick dose of motivation and practical tips for life in EMS? Join a 22-year veteran paramedic for bite-sized episodes designed to inspire personal growth and well-being in the demanding world of emergency services. We tackle real-life topics like time management, sleep, family, relationships, and health – all from someone who's been there, not a self-proclaimed expert. Get ready to revitalize your career and your life, one quick listen at a time. Perfect for busy EMTs, paramedics, and first responders.
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Self-Improvement
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Ep. 62: Flight Nurse Heather Scott: Racing the Clock & Beating the Marathon Goal
Shift Change
50 minutes 53 seconds
1 month ago
Ep. 62: Flight Nurse Heather Scott: Racing the Clock & Beating the Marathon Goal

Join us on Episode 62 of Shift Change as we talk with Heather Scott, a dedicated flight nurse and recent marathon conqueror!

Fresh off her incredible performance at the Des Moines Marathon, where she smashed her sub-4 hour goal  after celebrating her 40th birthday, Heather shares the unfiltered story of challenging herself in a whole new way.

How do you train for a marathon while juggling the intense, ever-changing schedule of a flight nurse, being a mom to two active kids, a wife, daughter, and sister? Heather dives into the strategies she employed to balance it all: from tailored training plans and crucial nutrition and recovery tactics, to the mental resilience required to stay focused despite chaotic work and sleep shifts.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone working in demanding fields, navigating busy family life, or setting ambitious athletic goals. Learn how Heather showed up for every aspect of her life—and crossed the finish line faster than ever.

Topics Covered:

  • Finding time for marathon training on a flight nurse schedule.

  • The essential role of nutrition and recovery for shift workers.

  • Mental strategies for maintaining focus and motivation.

  • Juggling an athletic pursuit with motherhood and family obligations.

  • The power of setting and crushing a major goal after turning 40.

Shift Change
Shift Change: Short Bursts of Inspiration for First Responders. Need a quick dose of motivation and practical tips for life in EMS? Join a 22-year veteran paramedic for bite-sized episodes designed to inspire personal growth and well-being in the demanding world of emergency services. We tackle real-life topics like time management, sleep, family, relationships, and health – all from someone who's been there, not a self-proclaimed expert. Get ready to revitalize your career and your life, one quick listen at a time. Perfect for busy EMTs, paramedics, and first responders.