The Rykerr Medical Podcast

On this episode with Paramedic Wes Rogers, we discuss a few different hot topics of conversation in EMS practice. show notes for the episode with links to everything we discuss: rykerrmedical.com/show-notes-wes-podcast www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

On this second episode with MandoMedic, we discuss the new app he built: Responder Toolkit. It's a mental health recourse designed for the needs of the first responder and veteran communities. Check it out at respondertoolkit.com And follow Mando on Instagram: @TheMandoMedic episode webpage: archive.org/details/mando-medic-the-responder-toolkit-app www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Jessica Arno is a midwife, paramedic, and battlefield-born educator who's trained over 100,000 combat medics, Special Warfare medics, and EMS professionals in OB/GYN and pediatric emergencies. From Afghan refugee camps to rural fire stations, she equips medics and civilians with the skills to handle birth, bleeding, and babies - when help isn't coming. Her fast-paced, no-fluff training is changing the face of prehospital care - one confident responder at a time. Connect with the The Combat Midwife: combatmidwife.com Discount Code: RYKERR show notes for the episode with links to everything we discuss: rykerrmedical.com/show-notes-combat-midwife-podcast episode webpage: archive.org/details/the-combat-midwife www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Kevin Hazzard is a former paramedic, soon-to-be nurse, and author of both 1000 Naked Strangers and American Sirens. His newest book, No One's Coming, is out soon, so we brought him on to discuss that and to catch up on things in general. As a sidenote: there is a YouTube version of this show that includes a bit more informal chitchat between Kevin and Ryan, feel free to check that out if you feel inclined. Kevin's website is www.kevinhazzard.com; you can also follow him on instagram, @goes_by_hazzard episode webpage: archive.org/details/kevin-hazard-his-books www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Dan Taylor is a remote and critical care paramedic who has spent most of his career providing medical care and education in remote and austere settings around the world. Specifically, he has extensive experience in hazardous and conflict environments. On this episode, Dan and Ryan discuss the intricacies of working in this space and how one might go about getting a foot in the door if interested. Dan's website is frozenmedical.com and he has all sorts of resources on that page. You can also follow him on instagram, @frozenmedical Notes on everything we discuss in the episode: rykerrmedical.com/not-linked/show-notes-dan-taylor-podcast episode webpage: archive.org/details/dan-taylor-chats-non-traditional-paramedic-work rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Drew is the Director at the EMS Institute at Santa Fe Community College. He and Ryan discuss, among many other things, a critical care transport course they have recently rolled out, how EMSI and SFCC approach EMS education given unique challenges in New Mexico, the state of EMS training in New Mexico as a whole, and incorporating ultrasound training into initial paramedic training programs. Learn more by following the EMSI on IG at @sfcc_ems_institute, by checking out their webpage at sfcc.edu/programs/paramedicine or by contacting Drew directly: [email protected] episode webpage: archive.org/details/drew-and-ryan-discuss-ems-education-at-sfcc-and-in-nm rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Morgan is an ICU nurse turned flight nurse out in NM. Ryan asks him some questions about how it's been getting into flight and what he's up to with a new project built to help others navigate the transition. Morgan then asks Ryan about the work he's been up to outside of the CCT world. Morgan can be found on IG at @criticalcarecommunity His project is at: skool.com/flight-nurse-mentoring-6195/about episode webpage: archive.org/details/a-conversation-with-flight-nurse-morgan-holmes rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

In this episode we discuss all things ventilator with Melody Bishop, RT. Find her at @melodybishop_rt on Instagram! and read her vent book here: ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/mechanicalventilators episode webpage: archive.org/details/ventilation-in-transport-with-melody-bishop www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

Saint Fisher Church of Evidence-Based Medicine sfcebm.com @sfcebm Dr. Andrew Fisher @traumadaddy Free Tutoring by the Church @SFCEBM.tutoring episode webpage: archive.org/details/trauma-questions-and-more-with-doc-fisher_202502 www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project

This is a recorded session of tutoring with SFCEBM. Ryan from Rykerr Medical chats with Ryan from Canada about how to explain concepts and thought processes as he works through a mentorship program. episode webpage: archive.org/details/articulating-thoughts-with-the-ryans_202502 www.rykerrmedical.com to see what else is going on with the project