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Kelly Grayson

Hudson, New York
As seen in: Inside EMS, UKNow, EMS1, FireRescue1, Breckinridge Herald-News, The Madison Courier, Corbin Times-Tribune, Shooting Illustrated, The Anderson News, The News-Enterprise, Sentinel Echo and
A writer and popular public speaker who spends his royalty checks on brown liquor, guns, and a woman who tolerates his shenanigans with minimal eye-rolling.
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How to be a TV medic in 10 easy steps

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By Kelly Grayson
| EMS1 Verified
It was 3:24 in the morning, and I was kneeling on a full-motion waterbed in a sweltering mobile home, with only a dim lamp for illumination.
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To practice compassion in EMS, do the small things well

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By Kelly Grayson
| EMS1 Verified
“Put your heart aside. Duty comes first. But when fulfilling your duty, put your heart into it. It helps.” — St. Josemaria Escrivá Escrivá, the founder of Opus Dei, was a Spanish priest canonized by Pope John Paul in 2002. While much myth and misinformation about him and his organization persists in books and movies, Escrivá believed that all humans are called to holiness, and that the path to sanctity lies in good works.
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How to increase EMT training knowledge retention

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By Kelly Grayson
| EMS1 Verified
“OK, so I don’t know what I keep doing wrong,” he complained. “I watched the presentation, and took the test five times, but I keep getting a failing score. You really shouldn’t expect an EMT to pass a paramedic-level continuing education class. Most of that is outside my scope of practice!” “Well,” I answered, “first of all, it’s a ‘scope of practice’, not a ‘scope of knowledge.’ Second, it’s not paramedic level.
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