2025 Pediatric Funds Mini Grants
Deadline is December 13, 2024
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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2025 Pediatric Funds - Mini Grant
Arizona Emergency Medical Systems, Inc. (AEMS) has received $9,000 in Pediatric funding from the Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Trauma System.
The purpose of this funding is to provide PEDIATRIC Equipment or Medical Supplies for Central Region *rural fire departments/districts and other EMS provider agencies in need.
*For this funding, Rural is defined as those Fire Departments/Districts or Transport Agencies serving the Central Arizona Region in Pinal and Gila Counties. Those Fire Departments/Districts or Transport Agencies serving Maricopa County are eligible if they are not part of the Automatic Aid System. Hospitals are not eligible for this funding. The rural EMS provider agency must associate with the AEMS Region (there are some Central Region agencies that associate with other Regions and thus, they do no qualify).
Although this is limited amount of funding, our goal is to maximize the allotment of these funds so as many organizations as possible may receive some benefit.
For more information on eligibility, terms of agreement, and the application:
Deadline to apply for a Pediatric Fund Mini Grant is December 13, 2024
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.
OBLS Grant Training Initiative and Study
We are excited to announce a community collaboration that aims to enhance maternal healthcare and improve outcomes in underserved areas across the state of Arizona.
2024 Central Arizona Regional EMS (CARES) Guidelines
The 2024 changes to the Central Arizona Regional EMS Guidelines were approved 11/2023 and go into effect 1/15/2024. They are now published on AEMS website.
- CLICK HERE 2024 Central Arizona Regional EMS Guidelines
The below training video has been developed as a resource to review and implement these changes.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Franco Castro-Marin for his unwavering dedication, skilled expertise, and generous allocation of time in spearheading the development of this invaluable video resource. His exceptional contributions have been instrumental in helping professionals become more aware of and better understand the changes made to the CARES Guidelines, greatly enhancing their knowledge and proficiency in this regard.
Furthermore, we want to express our deep appreciation to the Central Arizona Region EMS Medical Directors Consortium for their dedicated efforts in both the development and maintenance of the Central Regional Arizona EMS Guidelines. The tireless efforts of all the dedicated individuals involved in shaping the CARES Guidelines have left an indelible mark on our mission, significantly enhancing its effectiveness and reach.
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