The Santa Clara County EMS Agency is pleased to announce priority stakeholder registration for the 2010 Annual EMS Conference on May 18 and 19, 2010. This year the annual EMS BBQ and recognition event will be combined with the 2nd Annual Santa Clara County EMS Conference.
A conference flyer and registration form has been attached for your review. In order to reserve adequate seats for Santa Clara County EMS System Stakeholders, priority registration will from February 22nd through April 1, 2010. After that time, registration will be opened to others based on seat availability. Registration fees for Santa Clara County EMS System Stakeholders have been paid for by the EMS Trust Fund.
In addition to EMT’s and paramedics working in the Santa Clara County EMS System, the following partners working for Santa Clara County organizations are included in priority registration.
• Emergency Medical Dispatchers
• Medical Volunteers for Disaster Response/Medical Reserve Corps
• Hospital & Trauma Center Partners (physicians, nurses, technicians, etc.)
• Law Enforcement
• Firefighters
• Emergency Managers
In order to meet security requirements of the venue and to account for appropriate planning, no onsite registration will be accepted. In addition, a confirmation email will be sent to each participant two weeks prior to the conference. Participants must confirm attendance at that time and will then have detailed course information provided by email. It is necessary to have an email address to register for this conference.
If you should have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Kirsten Muehlenberg at the number provided or via email at kirsten.muehlenberg@hhs.sccgov.org
About Us
- Santa Clara County EMS Agency
- Santa Clara County, California, United States
- The Santa Clara County EMS Agency is charged with the oversight and regulation of the delivery of emergency medical services within the County. The EMS Agency is responsible for developing and coordinating an integrated emergency medical care delivery system, which is composed of education agencies, hospitals and specialty care facilities. Responsibilities include system planning, training program approval, provider and hospital designation, the establishment of appropriate medical, operations, and quality standards, monitoring and facilitating compliance, and the certification, authorization, and accreditation of personnel. The EMS Agency is also responsible for disaster medical-health planning and response. This includes multiple patient management, emergency public health operations, and medical-health mutual aid coordination.