Matthew Currin- Crew Resource Management

Matthew Currin is a retired Marine Corps pilot with 5 1/2 years of Helicopter EMS flight experience. During this time he flew 650+ patient flights. He has taught Crew Resource Management for 18 years.

SOARescue

SOARescue prides itself on providing world class training and equipment to providers of tactical medicine nationwide. The dynamic environment that first responders operate in, requires tools and knowledge to match the changes. SOARescue employs subject matter experienced educators and equipment solution experts.

FlightBridgeED

FlightBridgeED, Inc. is a medical education company that specializes in providing pre-hospital, critical care, and emergency medicine education for healthcare professionals of all types.

CEs with Dan Turner

A place where nurses, medics, respiratory therapists, air medical teams and aspiring flight nurses and medics can share knowledge to keep us performing at our best. I have 3 free experiences to give you an idea of what my 20, 10, 6, & 2 CE hours content is like. To see the free experiences, click on “EXPERIENCES.” Also, in “EXPERIENCES,” you will find a link to purchase my book about my career, titled, “Flight Medicine: the Pursuit of Excellence (2nd Edition) and my children’s book, titled “Helicopter Flight Nurse Dan the Man.” To see the pay-for CE bundle content, click on “SUBGROUPS.” Thanks for joining!

Meducation Specialists

Meducation Specialists is a world leader in critical care education and training. Led by Charles Swearingen, they have trained thousands of students around the world, and are happy to welcome you to their group.

"Goodnight" - Children's Book Series by Ali Arbuckle

The "Goodnight Book Series" is an amazing way to teach children (and help adults explain) difficult or unusual experience in the emergency response field. Currently, "Goodnight Ambulance" is the only book published. "Goodnight Officer" will be released later this year. I have a goal of "Goodnight Soldier" and "Goodnight Marine" next year. The last two will have a major focus on dealing with PTSD after deployment and how families can look for symptoms and help our soldiers after they come home. Thank you for your continued support!

The Paramedic Apprentices

Hello, Paramedic Apprentices! In paramedic school and feeling overwhelmed? Of course you do. If you are not, then either you aren't trying enough or you soon will be overwhelmed. This group exists to help answer questions for students to be able to re-visit and review the content. Ready to jump in? Then here we go...

Breaking the Stigma with Mike Thelen

There’s an old stigma among the First Responder Community(Police, Fire, EMS, Dispatchers, ER Staff) that basically says to bury your feelings, hide your thoughts and don’t talk about what’s bothering you. For years we’ve been taught that it’s just part of the job. We’ve been told to “Suck it up” and move on.

Stacks and Stacks

You place your patient on mechancial ventilation. Everything is going fine, until you recieve a low minute ventilation alarm...

GI Bleed in the ED

Go Bleed in the ED. How will you handle this patient?

RTS Difficult Airway

Task management strategies, including roles and task assignments, task monitoring, and task adaptability. Closed-loop communication, SBAR handovers, direct and explicit communications.

Big Fire-Chief Officer

Warehouse Fire. You are the chief.

Scene Size UP

Scene Size Up experience

VENT: 4 y/o with CHI

Your patient is a 4 y/o with a closed head injury. You decide to intubate the patient and they now require mechanical ventilation. Vitals: BP 120/66, HR 88, RR 34, SpO2 99, EtCO2 32.

Sharing Experience and Knowledge

Decision Making Impacts Lives- this holds true to all First Responders.

My Worst Calls: Case 2

This is Case 2 on my "Worst Calls" list. Can you handle it better than I did?

Welcome to the Grief & Depression Community on Convene

A support-community for those of us that have suffered or are currently suffering from grief and/or depression.. Support will be provided by us—sharing our experiences. Sometimes, it’s nice to know that there are others facing the same challenges.

Dudes a Train Wreck

This was one of my worst calls of all time, and it was incredible to experience. I was a paramedic student doing a clinical ride along with the helicopter program.

Drug Calculations Made Easy

A tried and true method of performing drug calculations.

Simple Assist-Control Ventilation

This experience covers basic AC Mode Ventilation.

About Dan Turner’s Group

About Dan Turner.

First Responders Pay

First responders work on average 24 hour shifts with 72 hours off. They run into buildings while others run out and save people in their moment of need. Yet they still only make on average $34,000 a year.

My Method of Growing My Affiliates List

How I built my affiliates list.

My Method of Creating Experiences

A Method of Creating an Experience.

My Method of Re-sizing Images

Dan Turner’s method of resizing a photo.

Résumé - How to make yourself look good, but not TOO good.

Your résumé is supposed to make you look better... not worse, but also not too amazing. Learn how to create a résumé and impress your future employer!

Building Relationships in the Community

This experience demonstrates why building relationships in the community is important.

Your Hurricane Preparedness Experience is Important!

Why sharing your hurricane preparedness is important.

How First Responders Can Use Convene

How First Responders Can Use Convene

Links to my Books

A place where readers can find links to purchase my books. Thank you for your support!