LifeLine Ambulance Service is poised to take center stage in the highly anticipated documentary “Viewpoint”

With a spotlight on LifeLine-EMS, the documentary will feature key voices including the company’s COO, CEO, VP of Operations, and Special Programs Manager, as they offer profound insights into the EMS landscape, debunking myths, and emphasizing the organization’s unwavering dedication to its mission and workforce.

Viewpoint Project, guided by its mission, is dedicated to crafting high-quality documentaries that resonate with audiences and foster positive change. Led by a commitment to integrity and education, the creative team, with renowned actor Dennis Quaid as its host, endeavors to deliver impactful narratives that inspire action.

Maxim Gorin, CEO of LifeLine-EMS Ambulance Service, shared insights into the company’s journey, starting with a dream to serve the community. Despite facing numerous challenges and a couple bumps along the way, LifeLine-EMS persevered, signifying its commitment to raising awareness about EMS challenges and solutions through its participation in “Viewpoint.” The company aims to spark meaningful conversations that inspire individuals to make impactful contributions to their communities despite anticipated tribulations.

“Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid” will address pressing issues such as stagnant wages, staffing shortages, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the EMS workforce. Through powerful stories and insightful interviews, the documentary will challenge viewers to reconsider their perceptions and take action.

Furthermore, in the Viewpoint documentary, LifeLine-EMS emphasizes its commitment to eradicating the term “stepping-stone” concerning EMS careers, which implies that employees are merely transitioning to other professions. Instead, they advocate for the belief that individuals can discover fulfillment and meaningful careers within the private EMS sector, requiring dedication from organizations like theirs.

By addressing innovative approaches for companies concerned about staffing needs and projections, LifeLine-EMS sheds light on opportunities that organizations can enact for their employees to redefine their career paths in EMS. With the increasing demand for pre-hospital care and interfacility transport, the documentary stresses the significance of exploring and implementing effective strategies to meet these evolving needs.

“LifeLine-EMS is proud to be featured in ‘Viewpoint,’ a platform that aligns with our mission to raise awareness about vital issues within the EMS sector,” added Dillon Brock, VP of Operations of LifeLine-EMS, “By shedding light on misconceptions and emphasizing our dedication to our workforce, we aim to inspire positive change.”

“Viewpoint” is set to debut on public television from May 6th to May 31st, airing during Peak and Prime time on news networks, offering a compelling examination of the current challenges and opportunities within the EMS industry. Moreover, Viewpoint segments featuring LifeLine EMS will extend their broadcast through mid-2025, serving as educational content aimed at inspiring individuals to pursue careers in this field. According to COO Danielle Thomas, “The career pathways within EMS are exceptional, and we are thrilled to showcase these opportunities for those who may not be aware of their existence.”

For more information about LifeLine-EMS Ambulance Service, visit lifeline-ems.com or contact (800)700-9344.

Danielle Thomas
LifeLine EMS
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