Partial Funding For Symposium 2015 Provided By: BUREAU OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Survivor’s Club PA Department of Health Highmark Allegheny Health Network West Penn Burn Center Saint Vincent Health System UPMC UPMC Hamot UPMC Horizon UPMC Northwest UPMC Prehospital Care Stat MedEvac Children’s Hospital Of Pittsburgh Of UPMC Platinum Sponsors Meadville Medical Center Cornerstone Adminisystems Gold Sponsors Sharon Regional Health System Silver Sponsors Butler County Community College Eagle Radio Technologies Community College Of Allegheny County Make-A-Wish® grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. WE NEED YOUR HELP !!! Please donate a gift basket for the EMMCO West annual Chinese Auction. Show your creativity!! Last year, we raised over $2,500.00 for Make-A-Wish®. Gift baskets must be handed in to the EMMCO West staff by the morning of Friday, March 20, 2015. Tickets are $5 for a sheet of 26 and will be sold outside of the vendor area until the drawing, which will be held after lunch on Saturday, March 21, 2015. You MUST be present to win. A second ticket will be drawn if the basket is not claimed by 2:30pm. The Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Greater Pennsylvania and Southern West Virginia advises you that a copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll -free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement. OUR THANKS TO HIGHMARK FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THE EMMCO WEST SYMPOSIUM 2015! Thursday, March 19, 2015 TIME SALON 1 & 2 & 3 1100-1600 EMS Leaders of Tomorrow *To Be Announced Registration Opens 1700-1800 Military Trauma 1800-1930 Dr. Alan Philp 1930-1945 1945-2115 BREAK Organ Tissue Donation: Perspectives From A Clinician, A Donor’s Family and A Recipient Mark Succheralli, Jr. * Course Title not yet determined, will notify by website once determined. American Red Cross Trish Lawrence Primary Health Network Joseph Montone Clarion County Area Agency on Aging Stephanie Wilshire Saint Vincent Hospital Dr. Carrie Colleran Clarion County Government Vern Smith Saint Vincent Hospital Dr. Wayne Jones Clarion Hospital Don Hosey Sharon Regional Health System Cory Fenton Clarion Hospital William Helpler Sharon Regional Health System Kurt Ellefson Corry Memorial Hospital Dr. Michael Antoon UPMC Hamot Dave Basnak Corry Memorial Hospital Barbara Nichols UPMC Hamot Dr. Jason Chenault Crawford County Government Eric Henry UPMC Horizon - Greenville Cindy Snyder Erie County Government Jack Carter UPMC Horizon - Greenville Kellie Klimis Forest County Government Don Hall UPMC Horizon - Shenango Albert Boland Grove City Medical Center Cheryl Pebbles UPMC Horizon - Shenango Karen Calhoun Grove City Medical Center Lynette Fair UPMC Northwest Matt Heasley Meadville Medical Center Jay Parker UPMC Northwest Dan Shearn Meadville Medical Center Valerie Wade VEMSAAC/Meadville Ambulance Katie Miller Mercer County Government Douglas Dick Venango County Government Tom Sherman Millcreek Community Hospital Dr. Paul Kohut Warren County Government Scott Rose Millcreek Community Hospital Vacant Law Enforcement David Morgan Warren General Hospital Vacant Warren General Hospital Vacant Friday, March 20, 2015 TIME SALON 1 SALON 2 0700-0800 SALONS 3 & 4 SALONS 5 & 6 MIRAGE Human Lives For Sale Risky Teen Behavior Part 2 Cardiac Patients And STEMI Dr. Lisa Simonian Josh Stuart BREAK Registration Opens Lightening Rounds: Strokes, Neck Injury, 0800-0930 Vascular Emergencies Dr. Brian Risavi Call Me Crazy... Call Me Sick… Either Way, I’m Calling You. Dr. David Shellenbarger 0930-1000 BREAK BREAK BREAK 1000-1130 ABCs of Trauma: Interesting Cases & Lessons Learned Survival: The Right Stuff Special Needs Kids Dr. Bruce Gebhardt UPMC Dr. Cross Dr. Wayne Jones BREAK Care Under Fire* Doug Dick & Levi Hipps 1130-1300 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 1200-1700 Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open 1300-1430 Data From Your PCR—What Do They Do With it? Recruitment & Retention Lost Art of Professionalism Care Under Fire* Steve Rabine Dave Basnak & Dr. Jason Chenault Doug Dick & Levi Hipps BREAK BREAK Nate McWilliams 1430-1500 1500-1630 BREAK A New View: Patient Care From The Patient’s Perspective Domestic Violence Linda Trojak Trauma & Burns UPMC BREAK Education on Driving Related SOPs, PA EV Laws, PA EMS Act Fatigue & Safety in EMS Steve Rabine **EMSVO Credit Bonnie Sickler 1700-1830 Thou Shall Not Eat Thy Neighbor 1830-1930 Appetizers outside the ballroom 1900-2100 STAT MedEvac Party Caleb Dixon * Care Under Fire—Must pre-register on Friday for this course, first 25 permitted in. BREAK Care Under Fire* Doug Dick & Levi Hipps Symposium 2015 Conference Registration Registration and Credit Card Access also available online at www.emmco.org under “Events” Name: Address: City: State: County: Zip: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: Certification Level: Certification No.: Date of Birth: Email: Service Affiliation: Cost Prior to 03/05/2015 Payment Cost After 03/05/2015 Total Thursday (All Day) $ 60.00 $ 70.00 $ 1100-1600 $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ 1800-2115 $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ Friday (All Day) $ 60.00 $ 70.00 $ 1/2 Day (Morning & Lunch) $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ 1/2 Day (Lunch & Afternoon) $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ Saturday (All Day) $ 60.00 $ 70.00 $ 1/2 Day (Morning & Lunch) $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ 1/2 Day (Lunch & Afternoon) $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ Sunday (All Day) $50.00 $50.00 Symposium Grand Total $ Total Discount possible for registering prior to 03/05/2015 = $30.00. Registrations must be accompanied with full conference payment: purchase order or check from a sponsoring agency or money order from an individual. Personal checks are no longer accepted. Refunds will be issued up to 03/08/2015 with written request. After 03/08/2015, no refunds will be issued, unless the conference is cancelled. Substitutions are allowed with prior notification to EMMCO West. DO NOT SEND CASH - WE DO NOT ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS Please make company checks or money orders payable to “EMMCO West, Inc.” EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 5, 2015 Walk in registrations are accepted at symposium at full conference fees. Saturday, March 21, 2015 TIME SALON 1 SALON 2 SALONS 3 & 4 0700-0800 SALONS 5 & 6 MIRAGE Registration Opens Spinal ImmobiHot Baby Hot: lization: Old Pediatric HyperHabits Are Hard 0800-0930 thermia to Break Sarah House Medical Transport of Complex Children Dr. Carrie Colleran UPMC PTSD in the Veteran Community Coffee & Questions with the DOH Jamie Zewie Richard Gibbons, Jr. 0900-1300 Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open Vendors Open 0930-1000 BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK 1000-1130 The First 10 Minutes: Caring Management of EMS on the for Kids at Polytrauma & Front Lines of a School EmerBurns Pandemic gencies Dr. Castanon UPMC Hypothermia Dr. Scott DuCharme Sarah House 1130-1300 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 1300 Vendors Close Vendors Close Vendors Close Vendors Close Vendors Close 1300-1400 Dessert with the DOH 1400-1415 BREAK 1415-1545 Concussions in Sports 1545-1600 BREAK 1600-1700 The Power of Hidden Habits Richard Gibbons, Jr. Dr. Vince Mossesso Sarah House Sunday, March 22, 2015 TIME Registration Opens 0700-0800 Suicide Awareness: An Introduction for Crisis Responders 0800-0930 0930-0945 BREAK 0945-1200 Suicide Awareness: An Introduction for Crisis Responders Continued 1200-1300 LUNCH Suicide Awareness: An Introduction for Crisis Responders Continued 1300-1600 Suicide Awareness: An Introduction for Crisis Responders Bonita Frazer The ability to recognize and effectively intervene with suicidal individuals is one of the most challenging aspects of crisis intervention. This course is recommended for those without formal mental health training. The course is designed to increase awareness of suicide, and equip participants with information and basic skills to respond to a person considering suicide. Discussions, demonstrations, and scenarios will be used to facilitate learning. This is an introductory level course. Program Highlights: · Overview of suicide · Crisis intervention and suicide prevention · Preventative and Protective Factors · Risk and Recognition · Strategies for Responding to those considering suicide · Referral Skills and Resources 2015 EMS Appreciation Dinner and Award Ceremony Thursday, May 14, 2015 The Pampered Palate Catering & Conference Center 606 South Street Saegertown, PA 6:00pm—9:00pm Please join the Staff of EMMCO West for an evening of celebration. The awards for EMS Achievement, Volunteer, and Mentor of the Year will be presented. To register, please visit www.emmco.org/events before May 5, 2015. Cost is $5.00/person QI Performance Gold Community Ambulance, EmergyCare, Superior Ambulance, Millcreek Paramedics, McGonigle Ambulance, Conneaut Lake Area Ambulance Service, Sheffield VFD Ambulance Service, City of Warren Fire, Clarion Hospital EMS, Oil City Fire Department, Life Force of Western PA QI Performance Silver Platea VFD Ambulance, Reno VFD Ambulance, Springboro VFD, West County Paramedic Association, Cranesville VFD QI Performance Bronze Perry Hi-Way Hose Company, McKean Hose Company, Central Erie Paramedic Assocation QI Performance Honorable Mention Knox Area Ambulance, Albion VFD Ambulance, Brookside VFD, Russell VFD Special Recognition - James Kifer for Camp EMS EMS Achievement Award - Bryan Jones Volunteer of the Year - Helen Allen Mentor of the Year - Douglas Johnson 2015 Mentor of the Year Award Purpose of the Award: The EMMCO West EMS Mentor of the Year Award is given to an individual who exemplifies the ideal image of a mentor. Over a period of years, this individual has established a consistent outreach to EMS colleagues. The individual has contributed to the support and/or development of mentoring programs within their EMS agency or training institute. Guidance to EMS practitioners and/or students to exhibit professional values and behaviors are fostered by the candidate. Eligibility: Currently certified as an ALS or BLS practitioner. Has established a record of consistent outreach to individuals in the EMS field over a number of years or has contributed to the support or development of mentoring programs within their agency or in the EMS community. The ideal candidate should have a record of achievement in providing guidance and fostering to EMS practitioners and/or students and should exhibit behavior which is consistent with an EMS “role model”. 2015 EMS Achievement Award Purpose of the Award: The EMS Achievement Award is presented to a regional EMS practitioner that has displayed leadership, insight and vision to improve EMS within the EMMCO West region. Eligibility: Currently certified as an ALS or BLS practitioner. Has demonstrated their ability to enrich and contribute to the growth of EMS within the EMMCO West region. 2015 Volunteer EMS Practitioner of the Year Award Purpose of the Award: The Volunteer EMS Practitioner of the Year Award is presented to a practitioner for their continued support of volunteer activities and the promotion of the volunteer spirit among their peers. Eligibility: A currently certified Pennsylvania EMS Practitioner. Actively participates in leadership roles of a volunteer group/organization. Acts primarily as a volunteer EMS Practitioner. EMMCO West 2015 Awards Application I am nominating the following individual for the (check one): □ 2015 Mentor of the Year Award □ 2015 EMS Achievement Award □ 2015 Volunteer EMS Practitioner of the Year Award Nominee Information: Name: Address: EMS Organization: Years in EMS: Certification Level: Certification Number: Explain in detail why the nominee deserves to be honored with this award. Please include certifications held and EMS background information PLEASE ATTACH A SEPARATE PAPER FOR THIS INFORMATION. Identify any previous awards or honors the nominee has received: PLEASE ATTACH A SEPARATE PAPER FOR THIS INFORMATION. Submission deadline is April 12, 2015 to EMMCO West Submit by one of the following: Mail: EMMCO West, Inc 16271 Conneaut Lake Road, Suite 101 Meadville, PA 16335 Fax: 814-337-0871 Email: [email protected] Or drop off at Symposium 2015 Nominator Information Name: Address: Contact Phone: Email: Awards will be presented at an awards dinner on Thursday, May 15, 2015. All persons nominating a candidate must ensure that the person will be attending the awards dinner. Also, all nominees will be submitted for the PA State EMS Awards. GOALS & ETIQUETTE GOALS: Offer a diversified educational experience, traditionally not available through local con ed sponsors. Encourage EMS personnel to expand their knowledge of emergency medical care topics and issues. Create a forum for discussion and dialogue among EMS personnel, vendors, educators, medical professionals, guest speakers, and other personnel associated with EMS organizations. Offer an affordable educational conference that features renowned regional, state, national and international speakers. ETIQUETTE: EMMCO West encourages all participants to enjoy themselves at the conference. Enjoy walking through the vendor areas and listening to our plethora of guest lecturers. A variety of activities are planned to allow you to relax with your EMS colleagues. As part of these activities, legal alcoholic beverages are often available. Anyone under the legal drinking age shall not be permitted to consume alcoholic beverages within any of the EMMCO West sponsored functions. The Ambassador Conference Center will enforce all applicable PA L.C.B. regulations, including photo ID verification. The Ambassador does not permit outside alcoholic beverages to be brought into the Friday night STAT Party. DISCLAIMERS & CON ED DISCLAIMERS: Classes, speakers, and times may be changed due to unforeseen circumstances. Due to safety regulations, EMMCO West reserves the right to limit the number of attendees in any given room due to room capacity limits. Those attendees wishing special accommodations must notify EMMCO West 30 days in advance. CON ED CREDITS: EMMCO West, Inc. has applied to the PA Department of Health to secure continuing education credits for most of the sessions. A complete listing of approved courses will be available during the conference and will be available on our website www.emmco.org. Ambassador Conference Center Accommodations Room Rates $112* / Room Breakfast is INCLUDED * Taxes not included in price. Online room reservations and national room reservations are NOT available at the conference rate. All room reservations MUST be made by calling the hotel directly before March 4, 2015. EMMCO West, Inc. NW PA Regional EMS Council 16271 Conneaut Lake Road, Suite 101 Meadville, PA 16335 814-337-5380 www.emmco.org Non-Profit Presort U.S. Postage Paid Meadville, PA Permit No. 237
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