On the 1980 map 53 Truck is listed. I am pretty sure 53 was disbanded in the mid to late 70's and was not reorganized until 1985ish when Engine Company 85 was disbanded.
All this discussion of EMS history makes me think a field trip in order to the EMS museum at the EMS Academy on Fort Totten. Even better maybe one of the site moderators could get the retired EMS Chief JP Martin to present during one of the monthly meetings. Talk about an NYC EMS historian, he’s...
They were still in use up until late 1984. Used only for hospital grounds transfer from Jacobi main building to VanEtten hospital also on the grounds of the Jacobi campus. I would imagine that other facilities had them still in use for grounds transport but I can only remember Jacobi.
5M is an Emergency Medicine MD. They provide medical control at scenes as well as training via CME and conduct QA/Qi with ambulance crews. Very helpful to have them on large or technically challenging assignments.
One would hope that in the post pilot analysis you would look at the ALS to ALS to see if you are truly impacting ALS availability. It may just be that the pilot is successful but the system can't support it with the current head count. In that case you could hire/promote more Paramedics or take...
Problem : Getting appropriately trained and equipped individuals into position in a timely fashion. In this case the Rescue Medics.
Background: Rescue Medics during their normal day are considered available for any ALS call type the CAD recommends. Rescue capability is almost considered...
It always puts Rescue Medics at every assignment the Rescue Company responds to. In this case R2 & R5. Now think about everything the Rescue Company responds to. Puts them in the right place at the most appropriate time.
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