EMS Professionals make Perfect RT's

Your skills in patient assessment, understanding in pathophysiology, and ability to make timely decisions in critical situations set you up for success in RT. Emergency Medical Services is one of the most demanding roles in healthcare—yet it remains one of the most undervalued and understaffed. National data shows that burnout in EMS is not just common—it’s widespread: Up to 76% of EMS professionals report burnout as a critical issue Some studies report nearly 90% of providers screening positive for burnout Only about 59% of agencies report having enough staff to respond to 911 calls At the same time, burnout isn’t just a feeling—it’s driving people out of the profession. Research shows EMS providers experiencing burnout are 2–3 times more likely to leave their job or the field entirely