Training Opportunity

Course Description: training for emergency medical services (EMS) personnel to respond to requests for service involving circumstances often not encountered, including multiple patients, physical hazards, and difficult operating environments, among others. This training is designed to reinforce correct application of basic emergency medical skills while developing advanced application techniques and scene management through discussion, skill lanes, and scenario-based learning.

Students will be introduced or reminded of the essential elements of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines that may be necessary in indirect and potential direct threat situations. Additionally, students will be introduced to the concept of medical intelligence as part of a response. Finally, this course will provide students with the opportunities to sharpen basic skills, to practice skills rarely used, and to work in a coordinated fashion when responding with multiple units/agencies. This course is physically demanding: every student should be aware of this and consider self-exclusion if s/he has concerns about their physical condition or suffers from any heath or other physical abnormality that may place them at risk.

October 20 7;30AM-8PM October 21 8AM – 5PM

5900 Airport Road, Oriskany Road – register at http”//wwwdhses.n.gov/training/slms/logon.pdf

or call 315 768-5689

Adam Shaver’s Colgate University Class will be cancelled tonight, September 21, 2015.

Madison County Emergency Rescue announced a New York State Critical Care Original and Recertification class starting Tuesday November 3 at Morrisville College, the class will meet Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30PM-10:30PM and occasional Saturday’s.  The class will test on Thursday June 16, 2016.  To register contact Madison County Emergency Rescue 6513 Buyea Rd. Canastota NY 13032 or call 315 363-6518

29TH Annual Trauma Symposium October 1 Thursday evening Dinner and Presentation,  and Friday October 2 Vernon Downs Casino and Hotel.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

• “50 Shades of Blue – We are all on the same team”
• Death Investigation and the Medical Community
• Spinal Trauma “New Thinking”
• Cardiac Trauma
• Active Shooter
• “Real” Pain Management

Register on line at www.stemc.org/trauma or call 315 801-8127

The Finger Lakes Regional Training Center is hosting a Basic Disaster Life Support Course on October 15, 2015 at Oneida Health, Oneida, NY.  The course is FREE.  There will be 6.0 PRA Category 1 CME Credits awarded upon completion.  Registration can be accessed via the link below.  Please pass on as appropriate.  Thanks.

Basic Disaster Life Support Course

October 15, 2015 (7:45am – 4:30pm)
Oneida Health, Oneida, NY
POC: FLRTC
Register: NDLSF

Thursday October 1, Firefighter, Paramedic William Hallinan, RN,MS AEMT-P will kick off the 29th annual  St. Elizabeth / Midstate Trauma Symposium with a Dinner Presentation,  keeping with this year’s theme of Addressing Trauma Throughout the Healthcare System. He will present a both  informative and humorous  discussion, on working together for a successful rescue operation.  On Friday Oct 2, William will be our keynote speaker presenting “50 Shades of Blue-we are all on the same team”  Register on-line at www.stemc.org/trauma or call 315 801-8127

The following Skill Updates are provided by the Midstate EMS Region.

EMTs & ALS Providers Needed on Friday September 11, 2015 from 8am – 1pm to provide event coverage for those participating in the Climb.

Please Email EMS@CNYStairClimb.com if interested. We are looking for approximately 25 EMS Volunteers.

Please provide the following in your email:

Name

Certification Level

Email Address

Phone Number