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The Vermont Healthcare Coalition, EMS, and Preparedness Conference will take place this year at Jay Peak from June 14-16, 2024. More information can be found at this link.
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Interested in nominating someone for an EMS award? Nominations are welcome from anyone wishing to have a person or organization recognized and should be emailed to [email protected] by April 30th, 2024. This link gives some additional information.
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Vermont's Emergency Medical Services system – or EMS – responds to medical emergencies daily. EMS is an integrated system for emergency medical treatment and transportation of sick and injured patients. The Vermont Office of Emergency Medical Services works on behalf of Vermonters to ensure that the EMS system is adequately equipped and prepared to provide the best out-of-hospital emergency care possible. There are nearly 170 ambulance and first responder agencies in the state (167 after 1/1/2024). There are approximately 3,000 licensed emergency medical service (EMS) practitioners and over 400 providers certified as Vermont Emergency First Responders.
The Vermont EMS Office is available to answer all your questions. Send us an email or call us at 802-863-7310.