Paramedics on Facebook

09/02/2026

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https://www.kolotv.com/2026/09/01/remsa-recruits-australian-medics-address-paramedic-shortage/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAUFNENwZG9mAWZkaWQWUNp21F9b6V_iDO9miv_kAICuNOrsPGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR41VzvlMxCa2YdkqKV4ypTqiZigJiezbaSz1YgN-FpIbLJALnwHFL4NThgscw_aem_67iMS8KY9bfhZGrW8hzUiw

REMSA says it is recruiting Australian medics as a means of addressing a paramedic shortage.

09/02/2026

REMSA recruits Australian Medics

https://www.kolotv.com/2026/09/01/remsa-recruits-australian-medics-address-paramedic-shortage/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAUFNENwZG9mAWZkaWQWUNp21F9b6V_iDO9miv_kAICuNOrsPGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR41VzvlMxCa2YdkqKV4ypTqiZigJiezbaSz1YgN-FpIbLJALnwHFL4NThgscw_aem_67iMS8KY9bfhZGrW8hzUiw

REMSA says it is recruiting Australian medics as a means of addressing a paramedic shortage.

08/30/2026

Yesterday , we said goodbye to the man behind Paramedics On Facebook …my dad, Paramedic John D. Osborn. ❤️

For 35 years he served the Las Vegas Community , my dad dedicated his life to EMS. He was a paramedic, a mentor, a teacher, a leader, and most importantly, a friend to so many.

But It wasn’t just a goodbye from our family. It was a goodbye from an entire EMS family.

Seeing so many of you come together to celebrate his life was something I will never forget. The stories, the hugs, the laughter, the tears, the uniforms, the patches, and the memories all reminded me just how many lives my dad touched.

He loved this profession deeply. He loved his people. And I know he would be incredibly proud to see his EMS family standing together in his honor.

Dad, I promise to keep Paramedics On Facebook going in your name and to continue sharing the stories, recognizing the people, and celebrating the profession you loved so much.

You may be gone from our sight, but your legacy will continue through every person you taught, every life you touched, and every paramedic who carries a little piece of Big John with them.

Until we meet again, Dad.
We love you more than words could ever say. 🚑❤️

Rest easy, Big John.
1958–2026

08/28/2026

Hey Everyone
Here is the Link for my dads celebration of life tomorrow
You will have to download the zoom app.
we love you all 💙

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08/28/2026

Full time Paramedic
Fort Collins

Paramedic in Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

08/24/2026

Could you post a question anonymously?
"Have you ever had a patient who coded in front of you and yet you weren't able to save them? How did you cope and get yourself motivated to go on the next call?"

08/21/2026

Here is more information for my dads Celebration of Life

Please be at the church by 9am

I just want to say Thank you to all his followers for continuing to be here. This page was his pride and joy.

I will also be linking the live stream as it gets closer so you guys can all watch.

08/21/2026

I’m looking for our next cover photo

Post your rigs below

08/21/2026

First responders don’t just respond to emergencies , we step into moments most people will never have to see.

We arrive when life is already falling apart. When something has already gone wrong. When there’s chaos, confusion, panic, silence… and sometimes, nothing we can do changes the outcome. We see people on what may be the worst day of their lives, and often, we’re there for the very last moment of it.

Seeing death doesn’t make you numb. It changes you in ways you can’t always explain. You learn how to stay focused, how to keep moving, how to do your job when everything inside you is telling you to feel. But the truth is, those scenes don’t just disappear when the call is over. They stay with you. In quiet moments. In the drive home. In the nights you don’t talk about.

People don’t always see that part of the job … the weight it leaves behind. The faces you remember. The families you can’t forget. The calls that replay in your mind long after the radio goes silent. You learn to function with it, but you don’t always learn how to set it down.

And still, you show up again. For the next call. For the next stranger. For the next moment someone needs help when everything is falling apart. Not because it gets easier, but because it matters.

First responders carry more than a title. We carry experiences that shape how we see life, love, and loss. And somewhere in all of it, we learn to hold onto the good a little tighter, because we’ve seen how quickly it can be gone.

08/20/2026

🚨 IT’S HERE. RELEASE DAY. 🚨

Today, August 18th, INTO THE FIRE: A Paramedic’s Battle with Waco and the Aftermath is officially available, hardcover, paperback, and eBook, all live right now.

Thirty-three years ago, I was the flight paramedic during the catastrophic 1993 Waco siege, from the first shots on February 28th through the fire on April 19th. I carried that story quietly for decades. Today, it’s finally yours to read.

This memoir is the first published account of Waco told from inside the medical response, and it’s also an honest look at what nearly five decades in EMS, and the PTSD that comes with it, actually costs the people who do this work.

Grab your copy here: https://a.co/d/0dXzykgv

To every paramedic, EMT, and first responder in this group, thank you. Not just for reading this, but for doing this job every single day, often without anyone ever telling you what it costs you. This book is for you.

Let’s go. 🚒🔥📖

Into the Fire: A Paramedics Battle with Waco and the Aftermath