OAEMS and Other Related Information:
Meeting minutes from the Summer conference are now posted. Click here.
Chief Leaming accepts state administrator position after decades of service to the City of Xenia. Click HERE for details.
YOUR CERTIFICATION DATE(S) ARE ABOUT TO CHANGE. On or about February 1, 2011 the O.D.P.S. will be changing everyone's expiration dates to their birthday. Click HERE for details.
The ANNUAL OAEMS FALLEN HEROES MEMORIAL SERVICE Each year, The Ohio Association of EMS conducts a memorial service for the Fallen Heroes of the previous year. If you wish to submit the name of a Public Safety Service's Fallen Hero, please contact Kat Sayre at katnkids2003@yahoo.com.
WE WANT YOUR UNIT PATCHES. We are in the process of creating a Patch Blanket to be displayed at every conference. The patches will be representative of every department that members belong to, sponsors that have been involved in OAEMS and corporate members. Please contact Darrell Perkins at DRP22@AOL.COM and enter PATCHES on the subject line.
OAEMS WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A WELCOME to the following professionals to the OAEMS family. Dr. Anne Dietriech MD. has joined Dr. Jim Apesos, MD as our newest Medical Advisor. Also, we welcome Tom Kerrigan, Attorney At Law, as our new Legal Advisor.
ARE YOU A CAMPER, A OUTDOOR ENTHUSIAST OR JUST SOMEONE THAT NEEDS TO GET AWAY TO SOMEWHERE WHERE YOU DON'T HEAR SIRENS ? Then this just maybe for you. The network of State Parks in Ohio are offering discounted rates for OAEMS members. When making reservations or a state park give the code "OAEMS" to recieve your discount.
ARE YOU A REGISTERED VOTER YET? - The Ohio Association of EMS does not endorse any specific political party or candidate, but we do urge you to register to vote for those who support Public Safety Services. If you live in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Kentucky or Indiana, click HERE to register.
IT WAS JUST A MATTER OF TIME . The Ohio Association of EMS is now on FACEBOOK. The site is named 'Ohio Association of Emergency Medical Services'
September 11, 2011 will mark the ten-year anniversary of 9-11 with many activities taking place throughout this country in its remembrance. The Ohio Department of Public Safety along with its state and local partners will host statewide activities to reflect on this poignant moment in history and the important message of national preparedness.
The Division of EMS is currently seeking those fire and EMS personnel who may have responded to the recovery efforts for 9-11, traveling to New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C. We would like to highlight a few of these personal experiences in a short film project and promote during National Preparedness Month, raising awareness of the bravery, dedication and service of our EMS personnel during our country’s most vulnerable moment.
If you participated in recovery efforts during 9-11 and would like to share your story, please contact China Dodley at cldodley@dps.state.oh.us or 614-466-2551. Because we will narrow our final selection to six participants, please submit your request no later than April 30, 2011. Please click HERE for pdf file.
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