- EMT
- CPR mask carrier
- CPR specialist
- First responder, briefly
- CPR expert
- Chicago Hope extra, familiarly
- 911 respondent
- 911 responder: Abbr.
- C.P.R. giver, perhaps
- First-aid administrant, briefly
- One who knows CPR
- Ambulance doc
- CPR pro
- Ambulance VIP
- AED expert
- Worker wearing the Star of Life: Abbr.
- Defib expert
- Paramedic cousin: Abbr.
- Essential worker, for short
- Ambulance pro, for short
- CPR giver
- Ambulance employee
- Checker of vital signs
- Expert in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Hosp. arrival
- One often seen at a crash
- One skilled in emergency childbirth
- One who can stabilize broken bones, for short
- Rescue-squad VIP
- Resuscitation expert: Abbr.
- Shock preventer: Abbr.
- Vitals checker, for short
- Medevac worker
- Pro at CPR
- Pro at a crash
- Clear yeller: Abbr.
- Chest pounder, for short
- Expert in 47-Across: Abbr.
- Patient assistant, briefly
- Crash helper, for short
- Expert in AED use
- First-aid pro
- Chest thumper?
- Rescue VIP
- Ambulance attendant (abbr.)
- Ambulance attendant, for short
- First-aid expert, for short
- CPR provider
- Crisis responder, for short
- Rescue squad member, for short
- 911 responder, for short
- 911 responder, briefly
- CPR performer
- Big initials in health care
- Figure at many a revival
- One may try to keep the beat going
- Provider of shock treatment, perhaps
- Provider of stability, in a sense
- Expert with paddles
- One may be dispatched
- One may give you a shot of adrenaline
- Expert in using paddles
- One may tend to shock, briefly
- Shocker, at times
- One represented by the Star of Life symbol
- One (hopefully) working on short notice
- 5-Down performer
- One may treat shock or give a shock
- One you can count on to care
- Shocker, sometimes
- First on the scene, maybe
- Certain legal speeder, for short
- It's probably not your gig if you're squeamish
- One who may do CPR
- Rescue squad member (abbr.)
- Ambulance rider, for short
- Rescue squad member
- 911 call respondent
- One trained in CPR
- Ambulance attendant's letters
- Person giving CPR, sometimes
- Ambulance driver (abbr.)
- Third Watch fig.
- Rescue squad letters
- ER arrival
- Health-care giver, for short
- One with CPR training
- 9-1-1 responder
- CPR administrator
- First aid provider, briefly
- One knowledgeable in CPR
- Revival-ist, briefly?
- Rescue squad member, briefly
- Worker interested in saving, briefly
- Ambulance attendant, briefly
- Caregiver en route to the hosp.
- First to respond, often (abbr.)
- CPR giver, often
- CPR practitioner
- Paramedic letters
- Paramedic's letters
- Ambulance rider, briefly
- First aid provider, for short
- Ambulance driver, for short
- CPR administerer
- Ambulance clinician: Abbr.
- Ambulance tech.
- CPR administrant
- Frequent ER visitor
- One skilled in CPR
- Hwy. mishap respondent
- RN's colleague
- Accident scene fig.
- ER staff member
- First to arrive, often: Abbr.
- OD respondent
- Ambulance worker, briefly
- First-aid practitioner, briefly
- Rescue pro
- Rescue 911 fig.
- 31-Across pro
- 911 respondent, briefly
- Fire dept. volunteer, perhaps
- Fire dept. employee
- Rescue squad pro
- Lifesaver, initially
- Ambulance fig.
- Immediate caregiver, briefly
- Life-saving pro
- Pro with a siren
- Ambulance pro
- Health care worker, briefly
- 911 pro
- Lifesaver, briefly
- Pro with a gurney, briefly
- First responder: Abbr.
- One might be en route to the ER
- Pro using a siren, perhaps
- Triage pro
- 66-Down pro
- FD employee
- Home delivery asst., perhaps
- Vitals checker, briefly
- AED pro
- Pro who wears a Star of Life emblem
- Pro certified in BLS
- CPR performer: Abbr.
- Fast driver, often
- Paramedic initials
- Paramedic: Abbr.
- Care provider
- First responder, often
- Health-care pro, for short
- First responder
- Occupation symbolized by the Star of Life
- Short-notice transporter
- Grey's Anatomy bit part
- Amb. driver, often
- Paramedic, for short
- State-licensed transporter
- First responder, for short
- Star of Life wearer
- State-certified rescuer
- CPR learner
- Paramedic designation
- Airway expert: Abbr.
- Fire dept. employee, perhaps
- Fire dept. person
- Person trained in 5 Down
- Rescue-squad initials
- State-certification designation
- Aid car VIP
- State-certified transporter
- CPR pro in an ambulance
- ETA provider to ORs
- Frequent BP checker
- Pro wearing a Star of Life emblem
- Responder to a 911 call: Abbr.
- Caregiver's designation
- Fire dept. first responder
- What a siren may clear the way for
- CPR instructor, perhaps
- Ambulance worker, for short
- FDNY member, perhaps
- Frequent BP gauge user
- Occasional baby deliverer, for short
- One who might bring someone in DOA
- One with defib training
- Responder trained in CPR
- BP checker, often
- CPR user, sometimes
- One who frequently heads for the hosp.
- One who might treat the d.t.'s while on the job
- CPR teacher, maybe
- Checker of vitals
- First responder, perhaps
- Triage expert, for short
- Worker at a pileup
- Ambulance crew member, for short
- Defib pro
- Frequent user of a BP gauge
- First responder, maybe
- CPR specialists
- E.R. employee
- Ambulance crew member: Abbr.
- Hosp. employee
- Ambulance asst.
- Amb. worker
- Ambulance occupant, for short
- Accident scene arrival: Abbr.
- One may be seen after a crash: Abbr.
- One rushing to a hosp.
- One seeking signs of life?: Abbr.
- Potential lifesaver, in brief
- Accident scene arrival, for short
- CPR user, often
- One at a crash site, for short
- Professional skilled in C.P.R.
- Expert in resuscitation, in brief
- One concerned with matters of the heart: Abbr.
- Ambulance staffer, for short
- CPR giver, for short
- One with a time-sensitive job, for short
- Potential lifesaver, for short
- Ambulance figure: Abbr.
- One with Red Cross training, maybe: Abbr.
- Possible defib performer
- Responder in a van: Abbr.
- Aid provider to the critically injured, briefly
- Fig. in TV's "Third Watch"
- First responder, say: Abbr.
- First-aid expert, briefly
- Defibrillator user, for short
- One making a journey with a gurney
- Stretcher fetcher, briefly
- Worker trained in CPR
- Colleague of 3-Down
- Defib operator
- Mouth-to-mouth pro, briefly
- Possible IV pusher
- Health care inits.
- Maker of life-and-death decisions, briefly
- Potential throat clearer, briefly
- Defib administrator
- Stretcher carrier, for short
- 911 respondent, for short
- Chest compressor, for short
- Crash site figure, for short
- Lifesaver's inits.
- One trained in 11-Across, for short
- One rushing to work, for short?
- Worker with a saving plan, for short
- Defib user
- Mobile CPR provider
- CPR provider, for short
- Certain fire dept. employee
- Checker of someone's vitals
- Chest thumper, for short?
- Fire dept. responder, maybe
- Graduate of a Red Cross training course, for short
- Ambulance figure, for short
- Checker of vitals, for short
- Lifesaver, for short
- Pre-hosp. childbirth aide, often
- Triage pro, for short
- 911 call respondent, for short
- 911 responder, in brief
- P.D. or F.D. worker
- Worker for a hosp., maybe
- 5-Across administrator
- An essential worker, for short
- First responder, in brief
- Health care hero, for short
- Trauma professional, for short
- Urgent care provider, in brief
- Care provider inits.
- Certain first responder, for short
- Hwy. accident respondent
- Many an essential worker, for short
- Ambulance worker: Abbr.
- One who might yell "Clear!"
- CPR-trained pro
- Pro trained in trauma
- Trauma-trained pro
- Stretcher carrier: Abbr.
- 911 agt.
- Pro at first aid
- 911 VIP
- Pro at giving first aid
- One on standby at a vax center
- Hello, yes, I've eaten too many mushrooms and I need my head reattached please send help responder
- I ate pot brownies and I think I'm dying responder, briefly
- Narcan administerer: Abbr.
- Ambulance driver, briefly
- Fire responder, for short
- Ambulance worker
- CPR performer, maybe
- Certain first responder: Abbr.
- One dispatched by a dispatcher, for short
- Worker who might have a B.L.S. certification
- Worker with CPR training
- Certain 911 respondent
- CPR administrant, often
- 911 call responder
- You may breathlessly lock lips with her
- Ambulance hero, for short
- Figure with a gurney, briefly
- Rescue expert, for short
- 911 respondent: Abbr.
- Fire dept. specialist
- Future paramedic, perhaps: Abbr.
- Lifesaving fig.
- Resuscitation expert, briefly [#UniversalXwordPride]
- Stretcher holder: Abbr.
- Worker in an ambulance: Abbr.
- First responder, often: Abbr.
- Pro with a defibrillator
- A real lifesaver, briefly
- Amb. attendant
- Medic briefly
- Ambulance person: abbr.
- Paramedic briefly
- Responder to 911
- First Aid Squad mbr.
- Certain 911 respondent, briefly
- Lifesaver's initials, perhaps
- One who may give you an IV
- On-call paramedic
- Ambulance professional, for short
- Worker with CPR certification
- CPR-certified person
- Certain first responder
- One certified in CPR
- Type of first responder
- Defib specialist
- Mobile CPR expert
- CPR administerer, often
- CPR performer, perhaps
- CPR provider, perhaps
- CPR-certified volunteer
- First responder, at times
- Many a first responder
- One administering CPR, perhaps
- Person in an ambulance, for short
- Rescue pro in an ambulance
- Specialist in CPR
- Professional with a BLS certification
- Person providing CPR
- Person trained in CPR
- Pro at doing compressions
- Crash responder, possibly: Abbr.
- One driving to a hosp.
- Expert in 103-Across
- BP checker
- CPR whiz
- BP checker, perhaps
- Expert in CPR
- FDNY member, maybe
- Many an FDNY employee
- IV inserter, at times
- Off-premise hosp. worker
- Worker who uses CPR
- BP checker, at times
- IV inserter, sometimes
- Fire dept. worker, perhaps
- First responder, initially
- Clear! crier, at times
- Defib performer, sometimes
- A real lifesaver
- Defib user, perhaps
- IV user, sometimes
- Person skilled in CPR
