NASEMSO Annual Meeting June 19-23, 2022September 18, 2022NASEMSO Annual Meeting June 19-23, 2022NASEMSO is excited to resume convening in-person for the Annual Meeting in beautiful Charleston, South Carolina, June 19-23, 2022. The heightened learning and camaraderie that result from meeting face-to-face have been sorely missed during the pandemic and will be welcomed by members and other attendees. (Note: there will not be an option to attend the meeting remotely.) The NASEMSO Annual Meeting is especially designed for the maximum benefit of its primary members who are key personnel in state offices of EMS. It is also an ideal venue for federal, association, and business partners whose mission relates to emergency medical services, specialty systems of care (trauma, stroke, STEMI, overdose), disaster preparedness and related matters.NASEMSO will conform to facility, local and state COVID requirements. Unless one or more of these authorities change current mandates, masking is optional, and proof of vaccination is not required. Persons concerned about infection should use an at-home rapid antigen self-test kit or public testing facility.NASEMSO Resolutions2022-01 NASEMSO Resolution on NREMT Transparency2022-02 NASEMSO Resolution on Inclusion and Diversity in the EMS Workforce2022-03 NASEMSO Resolution on Accreditation2022-04 NASEMSO Resolution on Emergency Support FunctionsSchedule at a Glance (as of 6.13.22)Annual Meeting Program (as of 6.14.22)NASEMSO Board of Directors AgendaResources for the State EMS OfficialAbstract CompetitionNASEMSO Council AgendasData Managers Council Agenda Health and Medical Preparedness Council Agenda Medical Directors Council Agenda Pediatric Emergency Care Council Agenda Personnel Licensure Council Agenda Trauma Managers Council Agenda All council, committee and regional meeting agendas will be available on the guidebook mobile app.2022 NASEMSO Annual Meeting has gone mobile!Get the app on your mobile device now, for free.https://guidebook.com/g/nasemso22/Visit the above URL on your deviceTap the “download” button to get the free Guidebook appOpen Guidebook and look for the guide: 2022 NASEMSO Annual Meeting Special Events:NASEMSO 40th Anniversary Reception, June 22, 5:00 PM. Don’t miss the opportunity to share in NASEMSO history and memories, as well as greet old friends. An array of appetizers and beverages for the event be provided by biospatial.Jim DeTienne Memorial State Souvenir Exchange. Each state office may bring a token of their state to exchange with other state colleagues in this optional event.Hotel information:The NASEMSO Annual Meeting will be held at the Charleston Marriott, 170 Lockwood Blvd, Charleston, SC 29403, https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/chsmc-charleston-marriott/.The Marriott room block is now full, below are some nearby hotels. Check directly with the hotel about rates and availability, NASEMSO does not have a group block.Comfort Inn Downtown Charleston, Comfort Inn Downtown Charleston, 144 Bee St, .3 miles.Courtyard by Marriott Waterfront, 35 Lockwood Dr, .4 miles.Hilton Garden Inn Charleston Waterfront/Downtown, 45 Lockwood Dr, .4 miles.Meeting Registration fees:Early bird registration deadline – Wednesday, June 1, 2022. Registration fees increase as of Thursday, June 2, 2022.NASEMSO 2022 Annual Meeting registration is now live.NASEMSO Member Rate:Monday-Thursday Full Registration Fee: $525 / $600Spouse Registration Fee: $300 / $375Day Rate Fee: $250 per dayNASEMSO Non-Member Rate:Monday-Thursday Full Registration Fee: $675 / $750Spouse Registration Fee: $300 / $375Day Rate Fee: $300 per dayPre-conference Session (June 19)Resources for a State EMS Official: $150Cancellation PolicyThings to do in CharlestonAdditional information on sponsorships.
Great LakesAugust 3, 2022Indianapolis Airport/Plainfield, INAgendaRegistrationAdditional InformationEastNovember 1, 2022Atlantic City, NJSouthComing Soon WestComing Soon Western PlainsComing Soon
Fatigue in EMS WebinarDecember 20, 2021Fatigue in EMS Webinar at 11:00am ETFive years from its launch, the Fatigue in EMS Project made available through funding support from the National HighwayTraffic Safety Administration is reaching its conclusion with the launch of a biomathematical model/fatigue risk analyzer for EMS personnel. We will summarize the project and provide a live demonstration of the new shift schedule webtool!Register here!
NASEMSO Medical Directors Council Mid-Year MeetingNovember 5, 2021NASEMSO Medical Directors Council (MDC) will hold its mid-year meeting, in-person, January 12, 2022, from 12:30-5:00 PM PST in San Diego, in conjunction with the NAEMSP meeting. The meeting registration fee is $90 for members, $100 for non-members, and $45 for EMS fellows, who wish to attend. Please pre-register here. You can also view the current proposed agenda here.
2021 World Trauma Symposium April 29, 2021Oct. 5 – Atlanta, Georgia, in conjunction with EMS World ExpoAlso a live-streamed event. Register Here!
National Rural EMS & Care ConferenceFebruary 19, 2021 The National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health (NOSORH), the National Association of State EMS Officials, and the Joint Committee on Rural Emergency Care, invite you to a virtual conference taking place from April 20-22, 2021. The conference will be half days, taking place from 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm EST.The National Rural EMS & Care Conference brings in participants from across the country. Invited attendees include rural EMS directors, medical directors and officers, rural healthcare providers, state EMS officials, state rural health officials, hospital administrators, federal agency officials, and other EMS partners.For more information click here!
NASEMSO Webinar Focuses on EMS Fatigue ProjectNovember 19, 2020Please join NASEMSO and University of Pittsburgh researcher, Dr. P. Daniel Patterson, NRP in a discussion on our NHTSA-funded experimental study on fatigue in EMS, which concludes in the spring of 2021. This is the very last opportunity to engage with Pitt to help the project team evaluate important outcomes germane to patient and shift-worker safety, personnel performance, acute fatigue, sleep quality, burnout/stress and indicators of long-term health through this study of EMS workers. The webinar will be held on December 1, 2020 at 1 pm ET. Click here to register