It’s a STROKE!! Who what when and where!   Pre-Hospital information and our ability to communicate those findings are the foundation that impacts the ever expanding stroke therapies, and eventual outcomes of our stroke patients.  Dr. Dorsett MD PhD Emergency Medicine Physician will discuss how communications and teamwork in stroke care changes outcomes in our stroke patient

FALL FORUM – September 7, Vernon Downs

Dr. Timothy Dempsey will discuss assessment strategies, impairments and behaviors common to the spectrum of both pediatric and adult autistic patients.  He will review critical treatment approaches and diagnostic considerations. Dr. Dempsey will follow up with a question and answer session.

FALL FORUM – September 7, Vernon Downs 

Steve Dzuria, former Emergency Medical Dispather  / 911 dispatcher will walk through the process of taking, coding and dispatching EMS calls.  From first call to back in service he will bring it all together and make sense out of emergency medical dispatching

Sign up on line or call 315 738 8351

Fall Forum September 7, Vernon Downs                                                                – register on line or call 315 738 8351

Generational issues from both the Instructor’s and Students’ point of view

How the climate of the EMS classroom has changed over the last 30 years

What will the future bring?  Paramedic Instrucor Bob Paddock shares what he has seen and learned over the past 20+ years of teaching EMS.

Last Call for this Faxton-St.Lukes EMS Education Basic EMT class.   This class was originally slated to be held at the Frankfort Fire Department but due to class size, has been moved to the Schuyler Fire Department.  The class will meet on Monday and Thursday evenings 1800-2100 (and a few Saturday mornings) starting next Monday, August 20th and completing January 17, 2019.  Register on-line or call 315 738 8351

Each day, firefighters and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) workers face various challenges and hazards associated with their work – they are often the first to respond to a traumatic event. That’s why it’s critical they have the skills they need to support themselves, the people they serve and their colleagues through a mental health crisis.
Mental Health First Aid for Fire/EMS focuses on the unique experiences and needs of firefighters and EMS personnel and is a valuable resource that can make a difference in their lives, their coworkers’ and families’ lives and the communities in which they serve. Mental Health First Aid for Fire/EMS is an 8-hour, groundbreaking course, which enables fire and EMS personnel to appropriately respond to mental health and addiction crises.

Fayetteville Fire & EMS, in conjunction with the NYS Office of Mental Health, will be hosting the Mental Health First Aid for Fire & EMS course on Sunday, September 16th & 23rd at the FFD (must attend both sessions). Class runs 1730-2130 both nights, is free of charge, and is open to all public safety personnel.

REGISTRATION
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Please return registration form to: Project AWARE
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Syracuse, NY 13210
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For questions and more information, please call: 315-426-6812

Last Call for Faxton St. Lukes hosted by the Lee Center Fire Dept.  Basic Original and Refresher EMT class.  The class will meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings 1800-2130 Starting next Monday and completing February 21, 2019.  Register on-line or call 315 738 8351

The Basic Emergency Medical Technician Class hosted by the Woodgate Fire Department starts this Monday August 13 at 7PM, This Original Program will meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7-10 PM and is scheduled to finish on January 17, 2019. register on-line or call 315 738 8351

Greetings EMS Providers!

Sept 7 at Vernon Downs Hotel     7 am to 430 pm

Steve Berry: I am not an Ambulance Driver (Check out his FB page) is our Keynote Speaker

Along with speakers on Autism, Stroke, EMD and become a Stop the Bleed Trainer.

For $20 non core CME hours, hot buffet breakfast, deli lunch and an afternoon snack.

And a great day connecting with friends!

Then you can go to the races!!!

Madison County Instructor Bob Strudevant III will begin a Basic Emergency Medical Technician Class starting Monday August 27 at Morrissville College the class will run on Monday and Thursday evenings 6-10PM completing on Thursday January 17, 2019.  questions comments or to register email acarr1@twcny.rr.com