Leadership Development

Career Transition from the Public Sector to the Corporate World
After spending 30 years in a fire-based EMS department—and with my career winding down—I was having a conversation with the assistant chief regarding what I planned to do next, since retirement was not an option. I would make my wife a “little” uncomfortable being home every day, since she was used to me being gone for 24 hours every third day. During the conversation I said, “I have been really lucky, I’ve been offered a prestigious position with Mercury Medical,” a local...
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  • Career Transition from the Public Sector to the Corporate World

    “When” and “how” to get started

    Article • April 26th, 2013

  • Are You a Bad Boss?
    Are You a Bad Boss?

    Supervisors, managers and executives need to take the time to evaluate their behaviors in various situations and ask themselves, “Am I a bad boss?”

    Article • March 1st, 2013

  • Utah Board of Regents Approves SLCC Homeland Security Degree

    The new degree will prepare students for entry-level careers in the field of homeland security and emergency management

    Press Release • February 8th, 2013

  • Stepping Up

    There are many ways you can impact the delivery of patient care

    Article • February 1st, 2013

  • Safety Farmer

    How new managers can educate staff about the need for health and safety

    Article • December 26th, 2012

  • Book Review: The Invisible Spotlight
    Book Review: The Invisible Spotlight

    This book provides an insightful look into the psyche of not only the manager, but also the employee and how they view managers’ actions

    Article • December 13th, 2012

  • Changing Your Organization’s Culture
    Changing Your Organization’s Culture

    Developing loyalty and integrity starts with a commitment to both at the top

    Article • November 16th, 2012

  • Maximizing Team Performance

    Key actions will help you maximize performance both operationally and administratively

    Article • November 1st, 2012

  • Stocking the Toolbox for New Leaders
    Stocking the Toolbox for New Leaders

    If you harness the underlying qualities that make an EMS provider a great clinician, you can cross over to effective leadership.

    Article • October 26th, 2012

  • Stay Hungry!

    What do the best EMS preceptors have in common?

    Article • October 1st, 2012

  • Lessons EMS Can Take From the Titanic
    Lessons EMS Can Take From the Titanic

    What can you learn from others’ mistakes?

    Article • September 14th, 2012

  • What's In a Name?
    What's In a Name?

    There's no question that our job titles define who we are and getting the name right is important to understanding what we do

    Article • August 24th, 2012

  • EMS Revisited: The Value of Ethical Behavior
    EMS Revisited: The Value of Ethical Behavior

    Only with proper application of ethical standards can an EMS manager maintain the integrity of themselves and their organization

    Article • July 13th, 2012

  • Beyond the Classroom
    Beyond the Classroom

    A field training program that makes sure your new hires are ready to hit the street

    Article • July 1st, 2012

  • Military Leadership
    Military Leadership

    Army leaders are taught a simple guiding principle that should be part of every leadership decision they make: It's all about taking care of soldiers. Could this work in EMS?

    Article • June 24th, 2012

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