Ambulance Crash Leaves Paramedic Fighting for Life | Trauma | MD TV

A paramedic ambulance is involved in a serious accident, sparking a multi-vehicle collision that puts the life of a dedicated paramedic in grave danger.

From Trauma Season 1 Episode 6 'Home Court' - A routine shift takes a dangerous turn.

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[Dharmarenee]

Whenever in a movie the driver of a vehicle keeps looking at the person they’re talking to it’s a classic setup for an accident.

[cheylikespie]

"I understand that, but right now, they're all mine" is a VERY powerful line

[Tetnisshot]

paramedics are the best. when i was paralyzed by a tumor and had to be flown to another hospital 3 hours away, i was a terrified 15 year old who previously had never even been in the ER. I had to have an ambulance drive to the airport where i was then put on a life flight plane. In the ambulance i asked one of the EMTs if i could hold his hand. he let me hold his hand the entire time except for when he had some other tasks. thank you Austin for making me feel safe on the scariest day of my life

[ebayrose]

"Right now they're ALL mine." Darn straight, I wish more emergency, police, and medical shows followed this. Cut out personal feelings and stick to procedure that saves the most lives.

[uyzsfzs]

It doesn't matter if the light was red or green; emergency vehicles with lights and sirens running have right of way... no matter what.

[jimmorris]

People only appreciate the paramedics and rescue personnel once they are needed. I have been in an explosion, and I am genuinely thankful for the ambulance personnel who took care of me and transported me to the hospital.

[Joy-ykdt]

In my country (Germany) it's always the drivers responsibility to make sure it's save. Lights and Sirens are good tools to use but if you run through an intersection on a red light and there's an accident you are responsible. The first thing I learned about driving the ambulance was that every time I put light and sirens on, one of my feet is in the grave and one in jail. We never had private talks in these situations. Only the facts about the incident relied by the passenger to the driver as they can't read them while driving and maybe a short talk about which equipment to bring

[amandabilger]

That ambulance driver was totally at fault here. He was concentrating on trying to have a conversation, that his partner didn't want, instead of paying attention to the road.

[wendymarie]

You can actually talk to the passengers while looking at the road. It's not rocket science. Do drivers think passengers can't hear them if they are facing forward? 🤔 😂

[brendahenry]

For all the people saying the bus driver was wrong. Guess what a bus can't stop on a dime, and ambulance drivers still have to pay attention to other vehicles on the road . Which is why they try to make these shows as realistic as possible.

[KnightRaymund]

"It's not your fault."

Oh no, it is 100% his fault.

[hilaryc]

Speeding through downtown traffic, sirens going, looking at everything but the road, and chatting at his partner like a fool; was there any other outcome?

[cadenswain]

i like how the ambulance at the start was a newer 2010 ish model, then after it flipped over it turned into a mid 90s model lol.

[yttrash]

0:39 you should be tryna keep your eyes on the road!! 😤

[runsoncaffeine]

5:28 "I never even saw it comin" yeah- because you didn't look, you were too busy worried about this chick's lovelife.

[tommyday]

Ambulance driver wasnt paying attention to the road at all.
It was his fault totally

[rubybishop]

When my mum drives and talks to me in the passenger seat, she turns to face me and its terrifying. I'm always on edge waiting for something like this to happen

[ecusileharalu]

Didn't realise it was uploaded 45 mins ago😂😂

[AnnetteCarolanFourie]

Shame she was so brave with all those injuries

[Leviatiemily]

Bruh if he focused more on driving and less on digging for info. Jesus.