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Hosted by Marty Walsh and Victor Chan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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Marty and Vic chat with industry professionals and explore current trends within Emergency Medicine. Stay in touch: www.instagram.com/chicagoemttraining www.chicagoemttraining.com
Marty Walsh and Victor Chan hosts Chicago EMT Training: The Podcast, a health show with 22 episodes published.
Tori M has been with CET for almost three years! Originally from California, she moved here for medical school at UIC College of Medicine. Her love of emergency medicine and longing to reconnect with the work after movin
Terrence absolutely crushed the class and was a pleasure to work with throughout the entire summer. As we wrapped the summer class, I thought it would be great to record a final boss with him as well as learn more about
Brandon and Jaelyn were our busiest instructors this Summer. I wanted to catch up with them over a podcast to learn more about their backgrounds and how they became BFFs. Connect with them: brs0098@gmail.com jaelynrah1@g
Karina has been absolutely crushing our class and graciously agreed to record neurological scenario video. In doing so, I wanted to learn more about Karina's background, her why, and where she hopes to go in healthcare.
Axel and I just wrapped up two patient scenario videos for youtube and I thought it would be a good opportunity to reflect on his experiences in our class. He absolutely crushed every part of it. Reach out to him: axelai
Nik joins us on the podcast to reflect on his journey throughout EMS. He is currently a FF/PM on a couple municipalities. From starting UIC EMS with us, the consistent growth, and self-awareness for burnout, we're gratef
Two of our instructors, Anna and Liam, who are newly minted paramedics give the rundown on paramedic school with two of our other instructors, Joey and Erik, who are beginning their medic school journeys. They chat about
Vince, Sarah, David M, and David Z reflect on some common issues students have had and share what future students have access to and what they should be thinking of when entering our class. Learn more at www.chicagoemttr
Erik Polik joins us on the pod to share their personal journey to what was originally medical school. He is embarking on a side quest into paramedic school in January. We also reflect on sources of fulfillment, growth as
Despite not seeing this instructor too often, we value his experiences and teaching style. He had a rough beginning in life but the military and becoming an EMT gave him the path and structure to thrive. We take it all t
It's Match Day! We could not be prouder of our team. Dan, Diann, and Rowanne have been working with our students since before the pandemic. They helped us pivot within the pandemic. They helped administer vaccines to the
Our next guest is Mohammad Abuakar. He's currently rounding out his last year of medical school! Our relationship with Moe spans 10 years and we're so lucky to be working with him as he awaits plans for residency. His ex
Our next guest is Russ Alegado. She took our class back in 2016. It was actually our first and last 8 hour Saturday class. Since then, she's helped teach our EMT program, became a firefighter/paramedic, and landed her dr
Welcome to our Christmas episode! We invited one of our instructors, Ruthie, to come on and share her perspective as an ER Nurse on the current dynamics between prehospital providers and ER staff. She has a unique perspe
Ryan has been an integral part of Chicago EMT Training. He stepped up multiple occasions in times when I was absent. It's been great seeing Ryan come into his own. I always knew Ryan was in the grind-mode era of his life
Diego has been with us ever since he completed the course in the Summer of 2020. He is one of the last instructors that started with us at UIC. We reflect on his personal journey of deciding between MD and PA. He also go
Marty and I reflect on how our Summer 2024 went as well as shared some of the pivots we're implementing as we begin our Fall 2024 program. We were recently requested for an interview on the current shortage of Paramedics
Jack shares how he fell in love with Emergency Medicine through his experiences in the military. He’s someone that truly loves the medicine aspect of Emergency Medicine. So much so that he currently prefers to remain at
As Amy was wrapping up high school, she became aware of certain programs [GPPA at UIC] within college that would maximize her experience and future. She took the EMT class her freshman year and began working with UIC EMS
Jon and Ruthie hop on to share their respective journeys into healthcare. We've come a long way since their time as students in the EMT class. We could not be prouder. Grateful for the time they get to share with our stu
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