In this episode of WiES Wednesday, we dive deep into the art of multitasking—one of the most essential yet challenging skills for anyone working in emergency medical services. From juggling multiple patients, managing chaotic scenes, to coordinating with teams and making critical decisions on the fly, multitasking is part of the job description. But how do we handle it without burning out or losing focus?

Join our host, Laurie and a panel of experienced female EMS professionals as they share their personal strategies for staying organized, managing stress, and maintaining a high level of care in high-pressure environments. Whether you're in the field or in a leadership position, this episode is packed with tips, real-life stories, and practical advice on how to master the multitask without losing your mind.

In today's podcast episode, Michigan Chapter leader Laurie Thiel talks with Katie Arnes and Angela Madden about the upcoming August conference.

To register for the conference, click here: Buy tickets – Women in Emergency Services - 2nd Annual Conference – MSU Henry Center, 3535 Forest Rd, Lansing, MI

In this episode, Katie sits down for a candid conversation with Jordan Teitsma, a rising leader in her EMS agency. Jordan shares her personal journey of stepping into leadership—how she discovered her strengths, overcame early doubts, and found purpose in supporting her team and community. Together, Katie and Jordan explore what it really means to lead in EMS, the importance of mentorship, and how authenticity and service can shape a meaningful career path. Whether you're a seasoned provider or just starting out, Jordan’s story will leave you inspired to find your place—and voice—in EMS leadership.