Summary: On this episode of the EMSEduCast - the podcast by and for EMS educators - Clark Imus, a relatively new EMS educator, asks his top questions to Bill Toon, Rob Theriault, and Greg Friese. It was a great set of questions and a lively conversation from the co-hosts. This episode of the EMSEduCast is sponsored by EMS Manager. Start your free trial today. About Clark Imus: My career in EMS began early in my life, not that I'm that old. I began my training while in high school within a career technology program and just after turning 18 I received my EMT license. Then I began working for Van Burn EMS, Paw Paw MI. I then completed my paramedic training at Kellogg CC. Shortly after I receiving my paramedic license I completed my critical care paramedic course. I then felt as if I could help support the career of EMS providers by improving the education that the upcoming EMS students. I completed my Instructor Coordinator course and begin teaching with Kellogg CC. After about three years of teaching with KCC I was offered a position at Jackson CC as the EMS program director. Email Clark at ImusClarkA@jccmi.edu Links and resources: Free Open Access Meducation #FOAMED (Twitter hashtag) Basic Computer Self-Assessment Coach's Eye smartphone app Recommendations: Ten Steps for Improving Survival from Sudden Cardiac Arrest by Mickey Eisenberg, MD & Resuscitation Academy Faculty. ***This book is available for FREE download on your iPad with iBooks or on your computer with iTunes (direct iTunes link).*** Video of Taney County Ambulance performing Cardiocerebral Resuscitation Pit Crew Teaching Excited Delirium and more with Episode 72 ECG Rhythm & Monitor Simulator Past episodes of the EMSEduCast we discussed on this episode: Games and education: episode 34 Teaching technology: episode 51 Facebook use by faculty: episode 54 Excited delirium: episode 72 Teaching the tough stuff: episode 77 The expectation is clear expectations: episode 109 Case based learning: episode 119 Show me ideas for EMS education: episode 144 A better way to teach ethics: episode 153
