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Comment by Paul Garcia on November 12, 2011 at 11:53pm

If you are going to attend the Texas EMS conference come to the EMS meet and greet at Pete's Piano Bar on 20 November 2011 @ 8:30PM

Comment by Christopher Pettingill on August 14, 2011 at 12:40am

Does anyone know if TDH has any regulations regarding the transport of flowers and plants from patients rooms.

Comment by Sean Eddy on June 21, 2011 at 2:23am

Hey everyone, I'm moving to the Ft. Worth area by the end of summer and looking forward to it. Anyone from around there? Any decent places to work?

Comment by Nathan Zecco on September 15, 2010 at 9:53pm

Hi all. I'm a newish TX EMT-I looking for work anywhere in the state. I'm also a NM EMT-I and CO EMT-B IV (and NREMT-I/85). Looking forward to moving to TX as soon as I find work :)

Comment by K C Jones on February 2, 2010 at 8:47am

Join us for the first annual EMS on the Hill Day!
May 3-4, Washington, D.C.

NAEMT invites you to join with EMS professionals throughout the nation to advocate for EMS as part of the EMS community’s first coordinated effort to visit congressional leaders and staff on Capitol Hill. This annual event will:
- Include representation from EMS organizations in all sectors of the EMS community.
- Provide a consistent message to Congress on the key issues affecting EMS and EMS practitioners.
- Encourage and promote broad participation within the EMS community.
Program
May 3, 2010 (evening) — A pre-Hill Visit briefing will prepare participants for visiting their congressional leaders. All participants will receive Hill Visit Kits and appointment schedules.
May 4, 2010 (morning-afternoon) — Participants will visit the offices of congressional leaders to advocate for key EMS issues.
May 4, 2010 (evening) — NAEMT will host a reception for all EMS on the Hill Day participants, congressional leaders and staff, and federal agency staff.
To register or for more information, please go to http://www.naemt.org/advocacy/EMSontheHillDay.aspx.
Be there for EMS!

Comment by K C Jones on September 18, 2009 at 11:16am

Election time is here! Go to www.naemt.org and click of the Vote button and select you leadership.
Stay Safe!
KC Jones

Comment by K C Jones on September 11, 2009 at 10:21am

The Texas Department of State Health Services Region 2/3 is sponsoring a series of two- day workshops to assist communities in preparing to manage response to Mass Fatality Incidents. The Workshop is directed at community emergency responders of all types.
http://predictplanperform.com/index.php?option=com_registrationpro&Itemid=17

Comment by K C Jones on September 3, 2009 at 9:41am

Hello, if you are an NAEMT member or not I represent you on the NAEMT Board from Region IV. I have worked for the past two years on the board to improve EMS. I serve on the Rural Development Preparedness Consortium to provide training to advance Homeland security in the rural setting. Take a look at what we have developed at www.ruraltraning.org . I joined your group to enhance our communications between you and the association that represents you. Some of you I met last year at the Texas State Conference.
I would appreciate your support in the current election. Visit www.naemt.org and click on the election information to view the candidates. Stay in touch, stay informed, and most of all stay safe. I want what is best for the “boots on the ground” because EMS Matters!

Comment by Chaplain Robert A Crutchfield on July 29, 2009 at 1:12pm

I am chaplain at Katy (Texas Fire & EMS. I also operate Christ 4 Responders (http://www.christ4responders.org) I have been on quite a few runs with the engine crews assisting EMS. I also will be taking EMT class early next year through our department. I look forward to being here and learning more about EMS in Texas.

Comment by Jeff Carrier on June 2, 2009 at 12:46pm

I work for a good sized service in the Houston area. There are some hospitals that are very good at transferring patient care, and some that think we in EMS are basically taxi-driving neanderthals. If the nurses were told that we are indeed assuming patient care from point A to point B, maybe they might take us serious.

I had a nurse, RN, who had his first ever ambulance ride the other day. He was COMPLETELY unaware as to what we could do in our scope of practice. It opened his eyes to some things, and hopefully changed his attitude a little toward us.

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