S1E2 | The Cost of Always Being There: Life as a Paramedic
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S1E2 | The Cost of Always Being There: Life as a Paramedic
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"You do your call, you drop your patient off, you go to the next call."
But what happens to everything you carry between those calls?
In this episode of The Unsafe Social Worker, I sit down with Adam Smith, who spent 17 years as a paramedic, to talk about the work he loved and the toll that helped him recognize it was time to leave.
With humour and honesty, Adam shares calls that stayed with him, the exhaustion that followed him home, and a workplace culture where opening up wasn't always accepted. He also recalls colleagues responding to a friend's suicide, only to be asked: "Hey guys, can you come back to work tomorrow?"
We discuss meaningful support, the limits of resilience, and why caring for patients must include caring for the people who show up to help them.