Paramedic Specialists describe their relatively new and very necessary role in the health care world.

One of the more challenging parts of the job is driving with the lights and sirens.

PSA: Please pull over when you see lights and sirens.

In the heart of the city, paramedics gather at a special street corner dedicated to paramedic Bob Hurly.

Paramedics have their superstitions too, especially around the “Q" word.

Coffee: the life blood of the paramedic.

First responders describe the frustrations of taking non-emergency calls.

Paramedics describe what constitutes an emergency.

When a full moon comes out, so do the weird calls.

As health care professionals frequently working in crisis situations, staying sharp is a necessity.

Narcan proves to be a double-edged sword when it comes to the Opioid Crisis.

Air-quality detectors worn by paramedics detect a bit more than car exhaust.

Not the hero every situation needs.

Never forget your keys in the vehicle.

Getting into the paramedic field wasn’t a black and white decision for Andrew.

A terminally-ill child gets a sweet surprise.

A heartwarming story of saving a life and inspiring a future paramedic.

Andrew Mills tells the story of his epic Hollywood mistake.

Nick shares lingering memories of the most horrific call he’s been on.

Kelly tells the story of one of her more touching calls.

Sometimes paramedics save more than just people.

Shaq shares his story escaping from war-torn Kosovo and his journey to Canada.

It might not fix your broken arm, but these paramedics swear by bubble tea to at least fix a challenging day.

Andrew shares his experience managing the intensity of the job.

Chris and Marco talk about their seamless chemistry as paramedic partners.

Carol-Lyn and Adam explain how the right partner can make all the difference.

Nick and Dave tackle each day with their lighthearted and caring dynamic as paramedic partners.

Janice and Aaron depend on the help of one another, to help others

Best friends, Paula and Greg, bring their own unique strengths to the partnership.

Rob and Kelly believe one of the most important parts of being a paramedic is having a sense of humour.

James and Kin make a successful team by their desire to help those in need- and by adding a splash of humour.

Tara and Alana paved the way as one of the first all-female paramedic crew.

People skills and great personalities are the secret ingredients for this paramedic team.

This husband and wife team make great partners on and off the clock.

A brand-new team of paramedics talk about the importance of being able to count on one another.

Andrew talks about his passion for bringing calm to crisis situations as a Paramedic Specialist.

Ole Olson talks about keeping a level head in an ever changing and challenging work environment.

Jade discusses challenges of taking charge in crisis situations.

Martin shares how being a paramedic challenges his faith on a regular basis.

Kris talks about the importance of self-care as a Paramedic Specialist.

John Merret credits his calm demeanour to his success as Paramedic Specialist.