24/72 Shift, Hospital Offload Delays, Do You Need a College Degree, Budget Cuts
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24/72 Shift, Hospital Offload Delays, Do You Need a College Degree, Budget Cuts
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In this episode of Project Command, we tackle a wide range of questions that fire service leaders have to deal with every day: How should we think about staffing models, major capital purchases, hospital delays, education, budgets, and new initiatives?
We start with the 24/72 shift and the ongoing conversation about how fire departments structure their workforce. We also look at the cost of fire engines and why capital planning matters when departments are making decisions that can affect their budgets for years.
From there, we discuss hospital offload times, the impact of delays on EMS operations, and what the research tells us about the problem. We also ask whether a college degree is necessary for leadership in the fire service and what education can, and cannot, tell us about someone's ability to lead.
Finally, we talk about one of the hardest jobs for a fire service leader: deciding what to cut from the budget. We close with a discussion about choosing the right target when launching a new initiative. Before you start solving a problem, are you sure you're aiming at the right problem?
It's another wide-ranging Project Command conversation about making better decisions with limited resources, understanding the data, and thinking beyond the immediate problem.