Arizona Emergency Medical Systems (AEMS)
AEMS is a community-based, volunteer organization committed to enhancing emergency medical services (EMS) and trauma care for the Central Arizona region, encompassing Maricopa, Pinal, and Gila counties.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, AEMS has been fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, EMTs, paramedics, and hospital administrators since 1975. Our primary goal is to ensure the coordinated delivery of emergency medical care that effectively addresses the needs of the public.
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NAEMS Pediatric Symposium - Registration Reminder
This is a reminder to register for the 16th Annual NAEMS Pediatric Symposium. Please share this flyer and email widely, so we can increase our attendance this year. There are 3 weeks left to register before the rates increase!
A few reminders:
- Registration rates increase after February 11th and shirts cannot be guaranteed after that point
- Registration closes February 25th at 5pm.
- Day 1 is limited to 140 participants, so don't wait!
Please go to our website at https://naems.org/pediatric-symposium to see more information or click here register.
2025 Central Arizona Regional EMS Guidelines (CAREMSG)
The 2025 changes to the Central Arizona Regional EMS Guidelines (CAREMSG) were approved 11/2024 and go into effect 1/15/2024. The CAREMSG with the 2025 changes are now published on AEMS website.
Click the buttons below for the Guidelines and Overview of the 2025 changes:
Additionally, the below training video has been developed as a resource to review and implement these changes.
Phoenix Children's Child Maltreatment Symposium April 17th
Phoenix Children’s Trauma Program and Child Protection Team are sponsoring our annual Child Maltreatment Symposium on April 17, 2025, at Creighton University 3100 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, 85012. This is a hybrid event offering 7.8 CE credits for RNs, EMS, and Social Workers. This annual symposium is designed to help community and medical professionals expand their knowledge of child maltreatment, abuse, and neglect-with a focus on recognition and appropriate management. This year’s symposium will feature impactful presentations including:
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) training
The Bureau of EMS & Trauma System, in collaboration with the AZ TIM Coalition, and the four EMS Regional Councils is offering Free 4-hour Virtual Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Courses throughout the year. TIM trains first responders to reduce the risks of being struck and killed at highway incident scenes.
Participants receive 4 CE hours.
Contact Person:
Simbulance Training Program
EMS Base Hospital Operations
Simbulance Training Program
Phoenix Children’s Simbulance program was created to help educate, improve patient outcomes, and raise the standard of care, benefiting all neonates, infants, and children facing emergency situations. The Program will provide training to first responders, firefighters, and EMTs responsible for medical oversight, stabilization and prehospital patient care to neonates, infants, and children.
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