Doug Wolfberg's guest appearances

Doug Wolfberg

Medic2Medic Podcast

EMS Today

Nancy Magee

Steve Wirth

Bryan Bledsoe

Jason Patton

Kevin Collopy

Jonathan Washko

Tom Bouthillet

Todd Stout

Mike McEvoy

Mike Taigman

Tim Nowak

Oren Barzilay

Scarlett Lewis

Bill Miller

Kevin Hines

OwlTail

How fast should you operate an ambulance? How strong is a signature in a patient care refusal situation? Doug Wolfberg joins us to discuss this and more on this week’s episode about Doug’s top five EMS issues. Doug Wolfberg, a founding member of Page, Wolfberg &amp; Wirth, has been a practicing EMS attorney for 25 years. Doug is a nationally respected EMS leader who has been involved in the profession for over 40 years, having served as an EMS practitioner, a county EMS director and an EMS administrator at the regional, state and federal levels over the course of his career.

<p>How fast should you operate an ambulance? How strong is a signature in a patient care refusal situation? Doug Wolfberg joins us to discuss this and more on this week’s episode about Doug’s top five EMS issues.</p> <p>Doug Wolfberg, a founding member of Page, Wolfberg &amp; Wirth, has been a practicing EMS attorney for 25 years. Doug is a nationally respected EMS leader who has been involved in the profession for over 40 years, having served as an EMS practitioner, a county EMS director and an EMS administrator at the regional, state and federal levels over the course of his career.</p>

Five Legal Issues with Doug Wolfberg

Episode 99: This podcast brings up the old as time tale of: Do we need Red Lights and Sirens in EMS? Doug Wolberg is the guest. Doug has been involved in EMS since 1977. He started as an EMS provider and later worked at the county, regional, statewide and federal levels in his career as an EMS administrator. Doug is an attorney and a founding partner of Page, Wolfberg &amp; Wirth, the nation’s best-known and most respected EMS law firm. Doug is an author of several books and hundreds of articles in the industry’s leading publications and has been a featured presenter at EMS conferences. We discuss this well debated topic, his first encounter with James Page and he answers what is the number 1 liability an EMS agency faces.