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Bryn Kroto: How a Firefighter Paramedic Became a Global Medical Missionary (opens the original)
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What does it take to walk beside a mass grave in Ukraine, treat a dying child in Uganda, and still show up quietly in your own neighborhood, unrecognized? Dr. Bryn Kroto's story starts with tragedy: the sudden death of her best friend at 21 sent her searching for purpose, and she found it in service. From EMT to firefighter paramedic to physician assistant, Bryn has spent decades on the front lines of emergency medicine, but her calling didn't stop at the clinic doors. In this episode, Bryn shar
The Estrada Story : Protecting Those Who Respond (opens the original)
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Discover the significance of mental health and psychosocial support in global health and humanitarian emergencies. Learn how it impacts communities and individuals in crisis. In the face of humanitarian crises, one aspect often overlooked is the mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) needed by affected individuals. Why is this crucial? We explore the multifaceted role of MHPSS in humanitarian situations and how it impacts recovery and resilience. As a humanitarian with extensive experien
The Paramedic at the End of the Road: Kaitlyn Hildenbrand on Service in Skamania County (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Prepared Service podcast, Greg Davenport sits down with Kaitlyn Hildenbrand, a paramedic serving one of the most remote and rugged counties in Washington. From Alaska roots and Fairbanks winters to wilderness rescues in Skamania County and the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Kaitlyn shares what it’s really like to practice rural EMS when help is hours away and the terrain never stops testing you. You’ll hear about four‑hour transports to the nearest hospital, working alon
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