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Sunstar Paramedics Employees Honored by Florida Department of Health
The Florida Department of Health has honored two Sunstar Paramedics employees, Tsambika Aysh and Sara Webb, with awards and recognized a video produced by Sunstar Paramedics. Aysh was named “EMT of the Year” and Webb was named “EMS Nurse of the Year.” A video...
Young patient meets his “life savers”
In April, Sunstar Paramedics EMT Nicole Clemente, and paramedics Robin Richardson and Jason Sutton responded to a 9-1-1 call for a young patient who had a severe, whole-body and life-threatening allergic reaction. The crew quickly took steps to keep the patient from...
Grateful daughter thanks Sunstar employees for saving her mother’s life
Sunstar Paramedics EMT Alex Cramer and paramedic Joshua Works had an important decision to make when they treated a woman with an aortic aneurysm: to which hospital should they transport her. Patients with aortic aneurysms need immediate medical treatment to prevent a...
Fireworks safety in spotlight after high-profile injuries
Injuries from firework, including two NFL players who lost fingers, made headlines after the 2015 Independence Day weekend. More than 10,000 people were treated in the emergency room for fireworks-related injuries in 2014. The Tampa Tribune wanted to know why...
Specialty Vehicles Prepare for Disaster, Serve Community
It is impossible to fully anticipate how to best handle a disaster, but EMS providers can prepare with training and careful planning. Part of this preparation involves maintaining vehicles and equipment to address disaster scenarios. Sunstar Paramedics in Pinellas...
“Positively Tampa Bay” celebrates Sunstar EMT’s recent achievement
Sunstar Paramedics EMT Tsambika “Sam” Aysh was recognized as Florida’s “EMT of the Year” in honor of her compassion, dedication and commitment to providing quality patient care. Last fall, Aysh and her partner Robin Webb responded to a home where a woman had died....
Sunstar provides funding for AED to CASA
CASA (Community Action Stops Abuse) is building a new shelter for domestic violence survivors, and the residents will be even safer thanks to Sunstar Paramedics. On June 24, Sunstar’s chief administrative officer John Peterson and director of communications Brian...
Paramedics Plus promotes two Sunstar executives to key roles
Paramedics Plus is expanding its executive leadership team as it adds ambulance service contracts in locations around the country. Debbie Vass has been promoted to director of quality initiatives for Paramedics Plus and John Peterson has been promoted to chief...
Details help transition patient care
Healthcare providers are required to document a patient’s symptoms and each action taken in his care, including medicines, test results and procedures. Doctors, nurses and medical teams rely on the electronic patient care reports (ePCR) provided by Sunstar Paramedics...
Who could forget a baby? It’s easier than you think.
Already in 2015, eight children across the United States – including two in Florida – have died preventable deaths due to heatstroke in cars. Each time, concerned parents and caregivers have wondered, “How could this happen?” Sometimes, people can be so preoccupied by...
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Sunstar Paramedics is one of only two EMS programs in U.S. to earn three accreditations
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7 things to think about when you make a 911 call
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Child Passenger Safety
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Don’t be a distracted driver
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Two Sunstar paramedics win prestigious national award
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Association honors two Sunstar paramedics
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After the rescue, a reunion
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Road rage: Cool down and take back roads
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Sunstar Paramedics renews accreditation for operations, and parent Paramedics Plus earns accreditations for all five locations
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Sunstar earns a few stars
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Sunstar Paramedics SWAT team members take three of top four places at intubation competition
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Paramedics show off winning skills
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Sunstar Paramedics running baby food drive for RCS Food Bank and Family Homeless Shelter
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Avoid Walking into Danger
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Don’t Go to the Beach without Reading this First
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As kids go back to school, bike safety is a priority
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Starting Oct. 1, texting while driving will be illegal in Florida
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Sunstar donates items to RCS Food Bank and Family Homeless Shelter
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Sunstar joins Safe Night Out
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Halloween safety guide for parents and kids