How is your EMS system? Perfect? Good? Needs CPR?My name is Jon; I'm a former Paramedic and I'm here to help.I believe that your clinical performance is tied to your inventory process, which is tied to your fleet services, which is tied to your HR processes… it’s all one big interconnected system with interconnected waste and friction that keeps you and your people from being at their best. Improving EMS, from Kaizen to Clifton:Kaizen is a Japanese word that means continuous improvement (change for the good). Whatever "it" is, it can be improved. It can be simplified, made smoother, cheaper, faster, better. Little changes can have big results. When we can see the opportunities to make our desk drawers better, we can see them in ambulance compartments, and vice versa.CliftonStrengths gave me an identity and understanding of myself without "Paramedic" after my name; we are unique individuals with strengths and weaknesses; learning how to bring our strengths and navigate our weaknesses can bring us more joy, satisfaction, resilience, and productivity. We can improve EMS by using these toolsAbout me:I’m a learner. I am a resource for decision-makers. I’m objective and data-driven. I find the barriers and loopholes so you can confidently move forward. I see opportunities to make things better, to help fix what bugs you (to quote Paul Akers). Consulting on improvements, coaching providers and leaders in strengths, and fractional services for special projects, or just being that guy on speed dial, we can do a whole bunch of good together.EMS has big and small opportunities for improvement; when you’re ready to imagine what could be, send me a DM or: 📆 https://cal.com/jonkavanagh 📩 Jonkav@hotmail.com