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Road rage: Cool down and take back roads
Around west-central Florida, “road rage” is leading to dangerous situations with serious consequences: A man was shot to death in March after three drivers stopped their cars in Palm Harbor and got into a confrontation. The fight turned deadly after one driver used...
After the rescue, a reunion
Christopher Jennings, a Sunstar paramedic not prone to tears, thought he was all cried out. On the scene of an accidental amputation last month, Jennings had choked back tears at the "gut-wrenching" screams of Jerry Nugent, who had accidentally backed over his toddler...
Association honors two Sunstar paramedics
It's reassuring to know that two of the nation's best emergency medical service workers live and work here in Pinellas County. The American Ambulance Association recently resented Sunstar paramedics Megan Hollern and Larry Marshall, both of Largo, with the Star of...
Two Sunstar paramedics win prestigious national award
Hollern, Marshall receive Star of Life award from American Ambulance Association LARGO, Fla. (March 13, 2013) – Next week, the American Ambulance Association will present two Sunstar paramedics the Star of Life award, the highest national honor an Emergency Medical...
Don’t be a distracted driver
It’s proven that distracted drivers are more likely to get in auto accidents. According to the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI), which has observed more than 6 million miles of driving, using an electronic device makes the risk of a crash or near-crash...
Child Passenger Safety
Auto accidents are a fact of life, especially in a bustling area like Pinellas County. But there is plenty you can do to reduce the chance your child will be hurt in a wreck, starting by using a quality car seat, and using it correctly. Here are eight things to think...
7 things to think about when you make a 911 call
If you ever have an emergency and need to call 911, every second counts. But it can be difficult to think clearly in an emergency situation. With that in mind, here are seven tips from Sunstar Paramedics for doing what you can to be helpful to emergency personnel when...
Sunstar Paramedics is one of only two EMS programs in U.S. to earn three accreditations
Florida ambulance service one of three programs in the world to hold CAMTS, CAAS, and ACE LARGO, Fla. (October 5, 2012) -- Sunstar Paramedics, the emergency medical services (EMS) transport provider for Pinellas County, remains one of two EMS providers in the U.S. to...
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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