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Bureau of Emergency Medical Services
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The Bureau of Emergency Medical Services (BEMS) is one of the three bureaus that make up the Division of Fire Standards and Training & Emergency Medical Services. The ultimate goal of the Bureau of EMS is to improve patient safety and high quality out-of-hospital emergency care for everyone in New Hampshire.

The Bureau of EMS is responsible for the following:

  • managing the training, testing, and licensing of EMS providers, units, instructors, training agencies, and EMS vehicles, including wheelchair vans (Law: RSA 153-A) (Rules: Saf-C 5900),
  • supporting, promoting, and offering education and public information regarding the availability and use of the EMS and trauma services system,
  • providing for the training and testing (written/practical) of emergency medical care providers (RSA 153-A:11),
  • planning and providing resources for a cooperative effort between private and governmental agencies and emergency medical and adult/pediatric trauma services in the event of an emergency, including a response to a mass casualty incident,
  • facilitating the establishment and maintenance of a communications network that addresses citizen access to the emergency medical and trauma services system and communications between all of the agencies and facilities involved in the care or transportation of patients (EMS Units adobe acrobat reader symbol, healthcare facilities, EMS Regional Councils, local, county, and state agencies),
  • establishing a data collection and analysis capability that provides for the evaluation of the emergency medical and trauma services system (TEMSIS),
  • carrying out investigations, as provided under RSA 153-A:14, and
  • preparing budgets and grant requests for funds needed to maintain an effective emergency medical and trauma services system.

Questions? Please contact the appropriate EMS staff person (See "Contact Us"). General questions can be emailed to fstems@dos.nh.gov.

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WorkInvestNH - EMT Training Incentive Program

In order to help the New Hampshire EMS SystemRECRUITandRETAINadditional Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians (AEMT), the State of New Hampshire has created a new program that will pay for EMT and Advanced EMT related training; will offset a portion of wages paid to new employees; and will pay employees an incentive to remain in a position requiring an EMT Licensure.This program is available for anyone that started trainingon or after November 22, 2022. Licensed EMS Units are able to utilize these incentives by participating in theWorkInvestNH-EMTprogram.

For more information click here (https://www.nhes.nh.gov/services/employers/EMTTrainingIncentiveProgram.htm

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2023 State of New Hampshire Patient Care Protocols Version 8.2

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EMS Licensing Process

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National Registry NCCP information
Course Catalog and Online Training Resources

NOTE: For information regarding Fire and EMS Training throughout the state, visit:
Course Catalog (Fire, EMS, Exams & Specialty Events including the EMS and Fire Continuing Education Courses, Conferences & Seminars page)
Online Training Resources (NHFA & EMS Resource Center, Online Learning Academy, Helpdesk)

 


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