Harry Fisher is an EMT who has witnessed a few horrific things after COVID shots arrived that he rarely or never saw before the shots:
-myocarditis-Cancer that kills within weeks to months of diagnoses (nickname turbo cancer)
Harry Fisher is an American paramedic (Nationally Registered Paramedic) and military veteran known for speaking publicly about what he observed as an EMT and paramedic during and after the COVID-19 period.
He became an EMT in 1997 and a paramedic around 2012–2013. He served as a medic in both the U.S. Army and Air Force (including as a paratrooper). After the military he worked street-level ambulance, ER, and ICU roles, including 911 work in Oklahoma City and later contract assignments in places such as New York, North Dakota, and Alaska. His home base is Oklahoma. In 2018 he and his wife Shiann (also an EMT at the time) were featured locally as a husband-and-wife EMT team.
Public profile and claims
Fisher gained attention after posting videos and accounts of calls he ran, including CPR at a Pfizer vaccination site early in the rollout where a nurse remarked it was the second such event in two weeks. He describes seeing a rise in sudden cardiac arrests, ventricular tachycardia, strokes, aortic dissections, and aggressive cancers in younger and previously healthy patients after the shots became available—patterns he says he did not see in the prior 20+ years. He frames these as field observations from 911 calls and hospital work, not as peer-reviewed epidemiology.
He was banned from TikTok (cited as “terroristic activity”), faced other platform removals, and reported being terminated from a contract job in late 2024 after refusing to administer COVID shots and over social-media activity. He has appeared on podcasts including Bret Weinstein’s DarkHorse, Ask Dr. Drew, and others.
Book
He co-authored Safe and Effective, For Profit: A Paramedic’s Story Exposing An American Genocide (with Stephanie Pierucci). The book collects his frontline stories, criticism of protocols and mandates, and his view that the response amounted to large-scale harm. Sites associated with it are fishersbook.com and harryfisher.life.
He remains active on X as @harryfisherEMTP. There has been online dispute about the current status of his Oklahoma paramedic license (some public comments have claimed expiration; he has stated he is still an active paramedic and that records are public).
His account is one paramedic’s testimony from the back of the ambulance and contract shifts. It is widely cited in vaccine-skeptical circles and contested by those who view the same period through official public-health data.
