About this episode
On today's episode, we talk with James Mazza, Chief of Emergency Medical Services of the Montclair Ambulance Unit, to bring to light all of the operational logistics and vital decision-making that go into supporting first responders. For over 15 years, he has worked in Emergency Medical Services, starting as a volunteer, to now becoming the Chief, managing everything from scheduling to payroll to fundraising.
In business, we often talk about the importance of making data-driven decisions, but for James, this is not a nice to have, it's a necessity— "The thing that we do is medicine and science driven, so as these studies come out, the field changes every couple of years." Evolve or die is not just a saying in the world of Emergency Medical Services,
If you can, please donate to the Montclair EMS or your local EMS teams.
You can find and connect with James Mazza on LinkedIn or email at [email protected]. Or check out his blog, whatifhistory.com
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Mixed & Edited by John Balderston
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