Affectionately referred to as &quot;Chips&quot;, a select few of our paramedics have undergone training to provide non-emergency, in-home visits to certain patient populations after they leave the hospital. Scott and Josh analyze the program, now in it&apos;s 6th year, and share some lessons learned to help other organizations.  1) Documentation process that fits the service 2) Number of patients vs staffing commitment 3) Reimbursement opportunities: wants vs needs 4) New patient relationships = new challenges  5) Stakeholders and program maintenance  Contact: Josh - jhurguy@grfdaz.gov Scott - srobb@grfdaz.gov

Episode #7: Fire Service Social Media Guidance w/ PIO Captain Adam Jarrold

The Golder Ranch Fire District has established a podcast to provide both employees and stakeholders with transparent communication from leadership. Season 1 was led by Division Chiefs Scott Robb and Josh Hurguy, with topics ranging from in depth leadership discussion, strategic planning, organizational vision and answers to hot topics and pressing issues within the organization. Season 2 now features co-host Anne-Marie Braswell, the GRFD Community Relations Manager. Our Community First series features leaders within our community and how we partner with them.