Joshua Crawford, a former flight paramedic, has managed over 12,000 patients and interpreted over 10,000 EKGs. Beginning his healthcare journey at Booker T. Washington Magnet High's Medical Magnet, he was inspired during his time shadowing in the Emergency Department and with paramedics. After becoming an EMT-I, Joshua pursued paramedic school, excelling as the top student, despite early challenges with EKGs and pharmacology. His determination led him to extensively study and master these subjects.

His passion for teaching and hands-on care saw him rise to become a Level 3 paramedic educator and later as a Certified Flight Paramedic (FP-C). Here, he attended to the most critical patients in a helicopter while continuing to teach peers and patients alike. Joshua's thirst for knowledge propelled him to medical school where he led EKG workshops and taught many other medical topics like airway/ventilator management, IV skills, bleeding control/shock management, and more. He firmly believes, "When I teach one, I save many. When I teach thousands, I impact millions."