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TakeawaysThe transition from counseling to the fire service provided an opportunity for self-discovery and personal growth.Preserving mental and physical health in the fire service is crucial for resilience and longevity.Post-shift recovery pro
Episode Summary:In this episode, Jennifer Darling and Josh discuss the progress and impact of their podcast, "A Duty to Act." They reflect on the most impactful episodes so far, including the Des Moines episode and the discussion on secondary t
In this episode Jennifer talks with her colleague Dan Schwartz about his time as a leader in the fire service and the concept of servant leadership.
Can a firefighter's battle extend beyond flames? In this episode I am joined by the courageous trio from IAFF Local Number 4—Jason, Aaron, and Joe—as they shed light on the daunting intersection between firefighting and cancer. We share harrowi
In this conversation, Pat Ellis discusses the importance of shifting to the next continuum of care and finding joy in life despite challenges. They also explore the experience of delivering difficult news and the need for training in this area.
Specifically, we cover:The critical importance of preparation and how dedicating time to practice can set you apart from the competition.Understanding the CPAT (Candidate Physical Ability Test) not just as a barrier to entry, but as a baseline
In our conversation, we dissect the art of preparing for and excelling in firefighting interviews. Specifically:The transformative power of understanding the hiring process and the importance of preparationStrategies for presenting oneself auth
Matthew Williams: A Decade of Excellence in Emergency DispatchMatthew has dedicated over a decade of his career to the critical role of emergency dispatch, currently serving as a fire dispatcher at Skagit 911, also known as Cascade Dispatch. Wi
Interview Summary: Officer Danny Rabelos - From Adversity to Law Enforcement InspirationDanny Rabelos' conversation with Jennifer Darling provides insight into how personal experiences can shape one's career path in law enforcement.During "A Du
Mark Tenia, the public information officer for the Richmond Ambulance Authority, discusses the importance of establishing credibility and proactive communication. He emphasizes the value of having a repository of information to refer to when ad
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question, be on the show, or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
In this episode Jennifer talks to Police Chief Chris Cammock about his considerable experience, training with the FBI, how police training has changed, and more. If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
If you’d like to submit a question or an AMA episode or would like to work with us to improve your public service team, go to: www.teamprotego.com
In this episode Jennifer talks with Ryan McLean, retired first responder, who felt compelled to help impoverished communities in Columbia following a school trip and a transformational experience. The LEO Fund provides financial support for com
Mayors often work quietly in the background and then stand up when it counts. In this episode, Jennifer speaks to Mount Vernon Washington mayor Jill Budeau who took charge when the interstate 5 bridge collapsed, the EMS system merged with the f
Women who want a career in the fire service don’t always have mentors. In this episode, Jennifer speaks to one such mentor and a fire service hopeful. The conversation covers everything from how women can and do contribute to the teams to mate
Tackling stress in EMS, Fire, and Police services is changing. What used to be taboo (even a sign of weakness) is becoming a topic of conversation between the generations of older and newer service members. In this episode, Jennifer speaks to t
Probation in the fire service can be notorious and has even been considered harassment. But is traditional probation the best way to go? Is adherence to tradition enough to justify current probationary practices? In this episode, Jennifer tackl
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