Faculty

Kris Kaull

NRP, FP-C
Program Director
Simulation in Motion - Montana

Kris Kaull is a growth strategist in EMS with more than 30 years of experience, shaping the national landscape through innovation and creativity. Kris started Paramedic.com and co-founded EMS1, leading its growth into a national platform for first responders. Kris later served as the Chief Growth Officer at Pulsara, where he designed and executed the company’s marketing and growth strategies from the ground up.

Kris collaborates with organizations to align leadership, build scalable systems, and operate effectively in complex, high-trust environments. True to his roots, he remains active as a critical care flight paramedic for a Level I Trauma center. As a national speaker and writer, Kris is known for clarifying chaos by connecting real-world experience with practical strategies that help people lead, communicate, and perform at a higher level.

2026 Sessions

Cardiology for EMTs: How I Taught My Mom to Read A 12-Lead ECG

Demystify cardiology and 12-lead ECGs. What are all the fancy cardiology things paramedics do? Is it voodoo magic?

This fun and entertaining session covers Cardiology 101, from basic anatomy to 12-lead interpretation. Will you be an expert in under an hour? Nah. But each audience member will walk away understanding 12-lead basics and why immediate intervention is key.

Everyone, from the First Responder to the seasoned Paramedic, will learn something new.

Speaker

Thursday, May 28 9:50–10:20 AM
Room Waller Ballroom B
Faculty

Kris Kaull

NRP, FP-C
Program Director
Simulation in Motion - Montana

Kris Kaull is a growth strategist in EMS with more than 30 years of experience, shaping the national landscape through innovation and creativity. Kris started Paramedic.com and co-founded EMS1, leading its growth into a national platform for first responders. Kris later served as the Chief Growth Officer at Pulsara, where he designed and executed the company’s marketing and growth strategies from the ground up.

Kris collaborates with organizations to align leadership, build scalable systems, and operate effectively in complex, high-trust environments. True to his roots, he remains active as a critical care flight paramedic for a Level I Trauma center. As a national speaker and writer, Kris is known for clarifying chaos by connecting real-world experience with practical strategies that help people lead, communicate, and perform at a higher level.

Heroes With a Message: Transforming EMS Perception Through Powerful Storytelling

In the face of shrinking budgets, complex recruitment challenges, and dwindling reimbursements, the EMS industry must become its own advocate. But how well are we telling our story? Are legislators, the community, and the healthcare industry seeing the complete picture of what EMS does? And how can we flip the script on media interactions? This session will equip you with the tools to craft a compelling narrative that resonates with all your stakeholders. You’ll learn to communicate your struggles and triumphs clearly, ensuring your story is heard and understood.

Speaker

Thursday, May 28 3:50–4:20 PM
Room 403-404
Leadership and Management
Faculty

Kris Kaull

NRP, FP-C
Program Director
Simulation in Motion - Montana

Kris Kaull is a growth strategist in EMS with more than 30 years of experience, shaping the national landscape through innovation and creativity. Kris started Paramedic.com and co-founded EMS1, leading its growth into a national platform for first responders. Kris later served as the Chief Growth Officer at Pulsara, where he designed and executed the company’s marketing and growth strategies from the ground up.

Kris collaborates with organizations to align leadership, build scalable systems, and operate effectively in complex, high-trust environments. True to his roots, he remains active as a critical care flight paramedic for a Level I Trauma center. As a national speaker and writer, Kris is known for clarifying chaos by connecting real-world experience with practical strategies that help people lead, communicate, and perform at a higher level.

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