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Puffy Coats and Car Seats – What You Need to Know

Francisco Ceballos shares information and tips about keeping children warm AND safe in their car seats throughout the winter. Video Transcription Hi, all! This is Francisco, community programs coordinator here at REMSA. With the holiday season coming up and us traveling near and far, we want to make sure that our little ones are safe. In […]

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REMSA Welcomes Barry Duplantis as Chief Financial Officer

The Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) announces the appointment of Barry Duplantis as Chief Financial Officer. In his role as CFO, Duplantis is responsible for all finance and accounting activities for REMSA and Care Flight. As a member of the executive team, Duplantis will support REMSA’s mission, be responsible for all financial reporting and […]

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Cookies & Cocoa with Santa for Children with Cerebral Palsy

REMSA and the Cerebral Palsy Parent Network partnered to offer a safe holiday experience for medically fragile children This holiday season, the Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) and the Cerebral Palsy Parent Network teamed up to host an exclusive Cookies and Cocoa with Santa event for children with Cerebral Palsy. The special event offered […]

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Red Light – Pull Right! A reminder about moving to the right for Emergency Vehicles

Paul Burton, director of ground operations at REMSA, shares tips about moving the right when you’re approached by an emergency vehicle. Video Transcription Hi, I’m Paul with REMSA. The roads are especially busy heading into the holiday season, so I’d like to take some time to share some important reminders about how to react when you […]

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Celebrate the Holidays with Proper Handwashing

Adam Heinz, Director of Clinical Communication, shares how to properly wash your hands. Video Transcription Hey, it’s Adam over at REMSA. The holidays are upon us and that means three things, right? Travel, great food, good company – family and friends. You know what all those things have in common? Germs. Eighty percent of disease […]

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REMSA Seeking Participants for its First Home for the Holidays Event

The Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) announces its first Home for the Holidays medical transport event. REMSA is offering, FREE OF CHARGE, to take two community members needing medical support home for the Thanksgiving holiday to share in the traditional experience of gathering with family and friends. The selected participants will be picked up […]

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REMSA Announces Jennifer Wilson, MD as Medical Director

The Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) is pleased to announce that Jenny Wilson, MD will join the organization as its newest medical director. In this role, Wilson will be directly responsible for medical oversight of the organization as well as providing direct medical leadership to the ground, clinical communications center and education departments. Wilson […]

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Spooktacular Bleeding Control Class

Creative approach combines zombies, escape houses and B-Con bleeding control classes for unique take on lifesaving course The Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) is taking a Halloween-inspired approach to its bleeding control classes, Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse, for the community on October 20. Bleeding Control for the Injured (B-Con) educates community members on how […]

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Halloween Safety

Adam Heinz, Director of Clinical Communication, shares REMSA’s top Halloween safety tips. Read below for more safe ideas. Trick or Treating Safety Tips: Children should go out during daylight hours only unless accompanied by a responsible adult. Plan a safe route so parents know where their older kids will be at all times. Set a […]

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Leadership & Expertise: Why Uniform Standards Matter in EMS

By: Adam Heinz, Director of the Clinical Communications Center   Recently, REMSA announced an updated uniform standardization policy for its clinical and field qualified leadership. You’re probably just about to click out of this article because uniform standardization policy sounds boring. But wait! Let me tell you why it’s not and why it might be meaningful for […]

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