What separates the good from the unforgettable? Geoff explores how high-performing EMS teams rise to the occasion—often in unexpected ways. Walk away with practical strategies to build team culture, resilience, and clinical excellence in every shift.

Shock is never simple. James breaks down how vasopressors really work, when to reach for them, and how to avoid common missteps in their prehospital use. A must-see for medics looking to master the nuances of perfusion under pressure.

Anaphylaxis doesn’t give second chances. Bruce brings case-driven insights and the latest updates to help you rapidly identify, treat, and escalate anaphylaxis with precision under pressure.

“The F Word: Embracing the Suck,” will challenge the stigma around failure by reframing it as a powerful tool for growth. Backed by research and real-world insight, the session will highlight how learning from failure, rather than avoiding it, builds resilience, adaptability, and long-term success. Attendees will walk away with a fresh perspective: it’s not just okay to suck—it’s part of the process.

Peri-intubation crashes aren’t just unfortunate—they’re preventable. This session explores the critical role of push-dose pressors in maintaining hemodynamic stability during airway management and how structured human factor checklists can dramatically improve first-pass success. Attendees will walk away with practical, evidence-informed strategies to anticipate complications, reduce cognitive overload, and optimize conditions for intubation in high-stakes environments. Whether you're working solo in the field or as part of a critical care team, this talk will refine your approach and improve your outcomes when every second counts.

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Being a preceptor is more than just teaching—it's leadership. Ben offers a guide to becoming the mentor you wish you had, with strategies to empower, evaluate, and elevate paramedic students in the field.

From the innovator himself—Jim breaks down the SALAD (Suction-Assisted Laryngoscopy and Airway Decontamination) technique and how it can revolutionize your airway management, especially in the messiest situations.

In a profession built on competence and composure, many EMS professionals silently wrestle with the feeling that they don’t belong—that they’re not good enough, smart enough, or experienced enough. This is imposter syndrome, and it’s more common than we talk about.

In this powerful and honest session, Sophie Fuller pulls back the curtain on the internal struggles faced by paramedics, educators, students, and leaders alike. Through real stories, current research, and practical takeaways, Sophie helps attendees identify imposter syndrome in themselves and others, understand its impact on performance and mental health, and build strategies to overcome it. If you’ve ever felt like a fraud in uniform, this session is for you.

Wisdom isn’t just earned—it can be shared. Jacques takes you through the real lessons, regrets, and insights from years on the road. Whether you're just starting out or mentoring others, this talk will reshape how you grow in EMS.