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Happy Awards 2011 - Best Gear

on December 29, 2011

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Happy Awards 2011 - Best Conference Event

on December 25, 2011

Conferences EMS Happy Awards

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Happy Awards 2011 - Best Small Business

on December 21, 2011

Happy Awards Kilted to Kick Cancer

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Happy Awards 2011 - Best New Blog

on December 18, 2011

EMS Happy Awards Mutual Aid News

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Happy Awards 2011 - Best "Yes!"

on December 13, 2011

Happy Awards Kilted to Kick Cancer

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Coming Soon - Happy Medic Awards 2011

on December 11, 2011

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101 Things the Fire Department wishes you knew

It started so purely

Don't worry Johnny, one day we'll be recognized as a profession rather than a trade, just you wait.

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the Happy Medic is a collection of thoughts, experiences, opinions and ideas collected over my career and that of my associates. I have worked in almost every capacity the current American EMS system supports and I share my experiences from those years. This blog speaks of patient encounters as teaching aids and always respects the privacy of everyone except me.
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