West Central Regional Trauma Advisory Council

2008 Awards
Partner in EMS Award:
    Studio One Productions- Eau Claire
    Richard Wold

EMS Systems Hospital Provider Award:
    Amery Regional Medical Center

Outstanding Community Service Award:
    St. Croix EMS & Hudson Hospital 
    Community AED & CPR Program

Outstanding First Responder Award:
    Douglas Briggs, Somerset Police ~Chief

Outstanding BLS Provider Award:
    Joseph Link, EMT-B Baldwin Area EMS
    for bike safety program

Outstanding ALS Provider Award:
    Matt Melby, NREMT-P
    for moving service to Paramedic level

Outstanding EMS Physician Award:
    Dr. RJ Frascone, Regions Hospital
    Leadership in pre hospital medicine

Outstanding EMS Administrator Award:
    Jeff Rixmann, NREMT-P
    River Falls Area Ambulance Service

Outstanding EMS Educator Award:
    Mary Kay Rice, WITC EMT Program
    New Richmond

    Joe Jensen, EMT-P /R.N.
    Regions Hospital EMS Education

Outstanding EMS Agency Award:
    St. Croix EMS & Rescue
    Eric Christensen, EMS Chief

EMS Lifetime Achievement Award:
    Chuck Mehls, EMT & Educator 30+ years
    New Richmond, WI

    Dan Monson, EMT 30 years
    Woodville, WI
    Public education of EMS

 





 

At the November meeting, we will hold a special awards recognition ceremony in honor of the follow:

 

1. Partner in EMS Award:  Awarded to a local business for the advancement and promotion of EMS through action and involvement.

For these two awards, extraordinary is defined as substantially beyond the realm of expected behavior:

2. EMS SYSTEM FIELD PROVIDER: A first responder, dispatcher, EMT, or paramedic who is an active provider of EMS services and who exhibits exemplary performance in his/her quality of patient care, or who has performed an extraordinary act attempting the saving of a life.

3. EMS SYSTEM HOSPITAL PROVIDER: A nurse, physician, or other staff in an emergency department who exhibits exemplary performance in his/her quality of patient care, or who performed an extraordinary act attempting the saving of a life or advancing the EMS system in a community or area.

4. OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE: A member of the public, non-profit agency, caretaker, volunteer, friend or family member who contributes to emergency medical services through appropriate response and intervention in an individual emergency, or by dedication to the improvement of EMS services in the community.

5. Outstanding First Responder - Honors a first responder affiliated with an organization (e.g., police, fire, industrial) who has assumed a leadership role by achievement in areas of on-scene patient care, outstanding rescue, public access to EMS, disaster preparedness, public education, and/or training.

6. Outstanding BLS Provider- Honors a currently certified career EMT-B who has assumed a leadership role in EMS by achievement in areas of patient care, public access to EMS, disaster preparedness, public education, and/or training.

7. Outstanding ALS Provider - Honors a currently certified ALS provider who assumed a leadership role in EMS by achievement in areas of patient care, public access to EMS, disaster preparedness, public education, and/or training.

8. Outstanding EMS Physician - Honors a physician who has served as a medical director, on or off-line, for either an ALS or a BLS service, and who has made a positive contribution to EMS in Wisconsin.

9. Outstanding EMS Administrator - Honors an EMS administrator on a local, county, regional, or state level who has served EMS in some capacity and who has made a positive contribution to EMS by achievement in areas of patient care, public access to EMS, disaster preparedness, public education, and/or training.

10. Outstanding EMS Educator - Honors a certified EMT instructor, course coordinator or clinical educator who has advanced EMS education through outstanding organization or innovation in the delivery of educational programs to EMS personnel. 

11. Outstanding EMS Agency - Honors an EMS agency that has assumed a leadership role in EMS by achievement in areas of patient care, public access to EMS, disaster preparedness, public education and/or training in Wisconsin. The service maintains a positive image in the community and has taken meaningful and visible steps to assure quality of patient care, professionalism of its personnel and identifying and taking steps to improve the service in areas such as response times, quality improvement programs and continuing education.

12. EMS Lifetime Achievement Award - Honors an individual for lifetime achievement (service of 20 or more years) in the EMS field.

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