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EMS Alliance Inc history
EMS Alliance Inc company history timeline
On June 4, 1970, the Task Force was dissolved and was immediately reconvened as the first meeting of the Board of Directors of the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.
The National Registry increases fees for the first time since 1973.
1975 Health Department agreed to develop an advanced life support program and to provide coordination of emergency medical services countywide based on EMCC's recommendation and with County approval.
As EMS evolved into the 1980's, the huge federal deficit began to take its toll on EMS funding.
In 1981 the establishment of State law and the California EMS Authority (EMSA) provided for significant State EMS leadership in California regarding the development of EMS systems.
1985 EMS System Plan developed according to standards set by EMS Authority.
LEADS is a Longitudinal EMT Attribute Demographic Study project which National Registry has led since 1999.
2005 First responder paramedic program implemented by Pinole Fire Department.
The Federal Interagency Committee on Emergency Medical Services (FICEMS) was established in 2005 to ensure coordination among federal agencies supporting EMS and 911 systems.
The National Registry begins the process to transition from pencil-and-paper based exams to computer based testing in January 2007.
Contra Costa Medical Reserve Corps (CCMRC) hosted "First Person Disaster Experience" on the Haiti Disaster Response and successfully recruited 180 volunteers since CCRMC formed in May 2009.
Successfully tested county-wide capability to accommodate a pediatric and neonatal medical surge during the November 2010 Statewide Hospital Disaster Exercise in collaboration with Contra Costa Health Services.
Local Implementation of State EMS Authority EMT 2010 Project, establishing a state EMT registry and standards for background checks and discipline.
Medical Reserve Corp recognized and approved by the Board of Supervisors January 2012.
July 2012, launched OUCH Mobile Testing Campaign supporting injury prevention for children of all ages in coordination with Oakland Children's, Alameda and Contra Costa Health Services and the Kohl's foundation.
June 2013 - Emergency Communications enhanced: ReddiNet, emergency communication tool becomes accessible to all county ambulance providers, community clinics and long-term care facilities.
Doctor's Medical Center San Pablo Impact Report associated with pending downgrade of services submitted to California Department of Health Services and State Emergency Services Authority (June 13, 2014)
Long time EMS Medical Director Doctor Joe Barger announces retirement and Doctor David Goldstein appointed as future EMS Medical Director (Nov 2014).
Begun in 2014, there was an open, collaborative two-year effort, funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) led by the National Association of State EMS Officials (NASEMSO) which was called EMS Compass.
EMSA recognizes Contra Costa countywide patient transfer of care model as a best practice February 2015.
Final Alliance ambulance agreement approved by BOS in November 17, 2015.
In late 2016, EMS Compass released 14 candidate measures for public testing in 6 content areas, however, the uptake and use by the EMS community was limited.
The National Registry signs a contract extension with Pearson VUE for another five year term ending in 2016 which allows delivery of CBT without an increase in fees for the duration of the contract.
Rob Wagoner, former COO of the National Registry, is honored with the 2017 Rocco V. Morando Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Registry's first iOS Mobile App is released in April 2018.
The National Registry completes a fourth study of "practice analysis" which forms the basis for the test plan until 2019.
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