2010 Annual EMS Agency Managers Seminar
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Presented by the Emergency Medical Services Association of Colorado (EMSAC) with support of the EMTS Section of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Texas Engineering Extension Service
TEEX EMS Leadership Academy
"EMS Executive Development"
Designed as the third component of the EMS Leadership Academy, this course is designed to provide mid-level managers information and insight to achieve success at the top level of EMS organizations as members of its senior management team.
It is focused on strategic thinking and setting organization culture and ethics. It shifts the focus on lessons learned in the previous classes, from recognition and implementation to setting organizational values, beliefs, and direction. It includes:
- Emotional Intelligence
- Ethics and Integrity
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Defining Vision, Culture and Organizational Beliefs
- Organizational Communications
- Relationship Management, Internal and External
- Strategic Management: Strategic Planning and Integration into the Community
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Political Awareness
Audience
The course is designed to assist EMS organizations in developing an effective mid-level management team capable of accepting and functioning in operational levels of EMS administration. Jurisdictions are encouraged to send personnel from EMS organizationsl throughout jurisdiction and surrounding areas that have completed the Basic Supervisory Practices Course* offered by the EMS Leadership Academy.
*Completion of this course is suggested, not a prerequisite.
April 28-30, 2010
Class begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. each day
Location:
Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Conference Center
15870 County Road 162
Nathrop, Colorado 81236
http://www.mtprinceton.com/maps_directions.html
Lodging:
Group Lodging Rates
Book directly at 888-395-7799, ext. 200
Use group ID "EMS"
Cliffside $101.74 * Poolside $93.19 * Lodge -$94.05
Add $10 for double occupancy
Course Registration Fees
includes breakfast and lunch all three days)
$245 Colorado residents * $295 non-Colorado residents
Seminar fees will increase by $25 after April 14, 2010
Registrations will not be processed without payment or purchase order.
Register now
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EMS Leadership - Basic Supervisory Practices course from the Texas Engineering Extension Service
December 10-12, 2009 Otero Junior College, La Junta
The three-day seminar offers the knowledge, tools and skills needed to effectively and successfully enter the supervisory ranks of EMS. Using a combination of traditional didactic modules supplemented with small group activities and individual assignments, students will navigate through a series of course experiences designed to replicate actual supervisory situations.
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The Emergency Medical Services Association of Colorado offers several
scholarships for initial EMT training, upgrading current EMT
certification and the Colorado State EMS Conference. The application
process is simple: just fill out the application form and send it to
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How does EMSAC's scholarship program work?
• Scholarships to the Colorado State EMS Conference are paid directly to
the attendee. EMT course scholarships are paid to the training
institution, but only after EMSAC receives notice of acceptance into the
course.
• The 2010-2011 scholarship cycle (for classes other than the Colorado
State EMS conference) is September 1, 2010 through August 31, 2011. This
is the period in which funds must be spent by the recipient (as long as
payment is made to the training site prior to August 31, 2011, the money
may be used for a class that begins after the August 31, 2011, deadline).
• An emergency fund is available in extreme situations, such as a rural
EMS agency loosing one of its four EMTs and must quickly send a new
volunteer to an initial class, but neither can afford to do so.
• Applications must be received by EMSAC by the first Friday of
September of each year.
2009-2010 Scholarships
• EMT-Basic initial training for rural EMS, $750, 1 available.
• EMT-Intermediate initial training for rural EMS, $1150, 1 available.
• EMT-Paramedic initial training for rural EMS, $1650, 1 available.
• Colorado State EMS Conference (tuition, travel, room and board), $600:
4 available.
• Basic EKG course for EMT-Basic, at N. Suburban Medical Center in
Thornton, $150, 1 available (Must be used by May 25, 2011).
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EDUCATION
Looking for your EMSAC CE hours? Click Here.
Click Here for a breakdown of hours awarded for each session at the 2008 EMSAC conference.
Coming soon: EMSAC CE Calendar
The Emergency Medical Services Association of Colorado was founded to provide continuing education to meet the state required needs of EMTs. True to our history, we continue today. We co-produce the Colorado State EMS Conference, which incorporates the state's oldest annual EMS training conference: the EMSAC Conference and Annual Meeting. Drawing members and nonmembers alike, it is the greatest value in EMS conferences in Colorado.
As the needs of Colorado EMS providers evolve, so do we. EMSAC works with local EMS agencies and regional EMS councils to bring to them outstanding emergency medical continuing education -- seminars and courses difficult to do on a local scale. We sponsor or cosponsor specialty educational events with hospitals, allied associations and other EMS educators.
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