Brandon Means

Brandon Means is Pulsara's Senior Vice President - Sales. Brandon started his EMS career in 2002 as a firefighter and paramedic and shortly after became a flight paramedic. He has also worked as an EMS educator, an ICU charge nurse, and a flight nurse. Brandon maintains double board certifications in critical care and flight nursing and recently obtained his B.S. in Nursing at Texas A&M University.

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Large Vessel Occlusion Strokes: How to Assess LVO Patients

Large Vessel Occlusion (LVO) strokes are considered to be one of the most severe types of strokes. As with all other stroke types, rapid treatment is...

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The EMS Patient Care Report: 3 Essential Elements of a Great Report

The patient care report is one of the most crucial parts of a call. This is your chance to give the hospital a brief report about your patient and let them know that you're on your way, giving them...

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Cutting-Edge Medic: 3 Reasons Why You Should Never Stop Learning

As a medic, you never know what your next call could be. Of all healthcare providers, your job is often the most unpredictable. Some types of calls are much more straightforward than others...and...

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Airway Management: Why and When to Manage a Patient's Airway

Airway management is the set of procedures and techniques medical professionals use to ensure that a patient's breathing pathway does not become obstructed if at risk or to clear the airway if...

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Putting a [Pit] Stop to Bottlenecks in Healthcare Communication

What do EMS and hospital care teams have in common with NASCAR drivers? Quite a bit, as it turns out. The success or failure of both hinges on one thing: time. It might surprise even dedicated fans...

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The Critical Role EMS Plays in Stroke Patient Survival [New Data]

We’ve known for a while now that when EMS providers are properly trained, they perform at a high level when it comes to treating and assessing patients. For example, past studies have shown that...

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The “Pit Crew” Approach to Endovascular Therapy for Large Vessel Strokes: A Success Story

We all know that for any complex problem, there is rarely a simple solution. Endovascular stroke, with its many moving parts, is no exception. Trying to mobilize multiple disciplines and processes...

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