Former Combat Corpsman: “Being an EVE instructor has been the most gratifying experience in my civilian medical career.”
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This clip explains how great customer service can be used as a self-defense tactic in emergency medicine. When I was a kid, growing up in South Florida, we had this sign on our fence. It had importance then, and it has even more now. Watch the video to see what I mean.- Kip I […]
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By: Kip Teitsort In medicine, we are unique. Not another person on the planet must recognize the difference between a true patient or a criminal attacker in a split second. Not a police officer, not a lady walking in a park, not a guy in a bar, no one. This means our situation stinks. […]
Losing is the best lesson on how to win. By: Kip Teitsort While I can give multiple reasons as to why this is a solid fact, I will use martial arts as an example. If I only sought out training partners I was more skilled than, at the end of training, they take […]
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If a provider in emergency medicine were permitted to have a concealed weapon on the job, what should it be? A handgun, expandable baton, pepper spray or a knife may be options, but I would like to share with you what I believe to be hands-down THE best one. “Be polite, be professional, but have […]
During a break in an instructor class, a salty, well seasoned medic from the night-shift streets of Denver told me he was my disciple. Before I get to far, let me take you back to a class I taught in Denver back in 2010. This class was filled with seasoned EMS providers from the busy […]
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