AEMS 2024 EMS Odyssey Event Program

Odyssey Conference

EVENT PROGRAM

Resource support and assistance provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services.

ODYSSEY CONFERENCE

Thursday  June 13, 2024

7:15 - 7:45 am Zoom Room Open

7:45 am Opening Remarks

8:00 - 9:00 am

1 CE Eligible

Hyperthermia: Lessons Learned from the Border Alec Rodarte, NRP, TP-C

9:00 - 9:10 am Break

9:10 - 10:10 am

1 CE Eligible

Matters of Heart: Cardiac Assessment

Lynn Browne-Wagner, RN, MSN

10:10 - 10:20 am Break

10:20 - 11:20 am

1 CE Eligible

What’s Before Level I: Issues in Prehospital Trauma Care

Jordan Jacobs, MD

11:20 am - 12:20 pm Lunch Special Program/Raffle

12:20 - 1:20 pm

1 CE Eligible

Organ Donation: How Pre-Hospital Providers Can Help Maximize the Gift of Life

Hobby Alsaleh, MSN, RN, CPTC

1:20 - 1:30 pm Break

1:30 - 2:30 pm

1 CE Eligible

Code Eco: Enhancing EMS Response to Environmental Emergencies

Casey Solem, MD

2:30 - 2:35 pm Break

2:35 - 3:45 pm

1 CE Eligible

Behavioral Health: How Not to Freak Out When Your Patient Is Beth Ranney, MD

3:45 - 4:00 pm Raffle Grand Prize Closing Remarks & Evaluations

Thank you for your support of the EMS Odyssey Conference!

Event Participation

ZOOM DECORUM

• The event begins at 7:45 am. However, your Co-Hosts, Peggy Baker and Sandy Nygaard along with other conference staff will be in the Zoom event meeting room starting at 7:15 am for anyone who may want to become more familiar with the Zoom settings and interactive features. During the event, you may contact the Co-Hosts directly via Chat. Additionally, several AEMS Volunteers will be available to help and may also be contacted through Chat. Please do not hesitate to reach out to the Co-Hosts or the Volunteers - we are here to help make your experience enjoyable and productive.

• We will be using the Zoom Webinar platform. This platform features only the presenters and staff on screen. Participants will not be seen. The purpose of this is to reduce background noise and visual distractions. However, participant interaction is encouraged through the Question/Answer and Chat features.

• If during the event, there should be an internet connection problem or power outage, we will communicate with you through email or via the AEMS website at https://aems.org/odyssey

• While we are preparing and planning for a successful online event, we appreciate your patience and understanding of any technical difficulties that may occur.

• Several break times, including lunch, have been allotted throughout the day.

• If you encounter access, technical or other issues during the event, you may also contact: Peggy Baker via cell phone or text at 480-421-8795 or Sandy Nygaard via text at 602-739-9911

Participant Interaction

• View Only and Muted Modes. All participants will be in View Only and Muted modes. Only the Co-Hosts, Volunteers, and Presenters will be on screen. However, you may ask questions and make comments via the Question/Answer and Chat features.

• Questions for Presenters and Staff. We encourage your interaction via comments and questions. Questions for Presenters will be answered at the conclusion of all presentations. We welcome your comments and questions for Staff throughout the event.

You may comment and ask questions using the following two features located on your menu toolbar: Question/Answer. Use this feature to ask questions or make comments for the Presenters. Chat. Use this feature to ask questions or make comments for the Staff.

Note: To minimize distractions, we have decided to remove the Raise Your Hand feature as an interactive option. We request that all questions/comments be directed through the Question/Answer and Chat features. Thank you.

• Evaluation. At the conclusion of the event, all participants will be receiving a link to our Evaluation Form. Please complete this online form. We appreciate your feedback to help us improve and enhance future EMS Odyssey Conferences and other online educational events.

• Appreciation Raffle. In appreciation for your support and involvement, all participants are automatically entered into a raffle for various prizes. Names will be drawn at designated times. You MUST be present and viewing from a computer screen to be eligible for the raffle and if you should win, to claim your prize.

• Contact Hour (CE) Summary Form. Attendance of the education event and completion of evaluation are required to receive Contact Hours. For those attending to receive CE, at the conclusion of the event you will be provided with a link to complete the Evaluation and Contact Hour (CE) Summary forms. If you do not need CE but require confirmation of your participation, a Certificate of Attendance will be available upon request.

Thank you for your cooperation - enjoy the Conference!

2024 EMS Odyssey Volunteers

Sandy Nygaard, EMCT-P - Host

Kevin Bailey, EMCT-P

Cori Hayes

Kristin Niehoff, RN

Dawn Polkabla, RN

Barb Schaffer, RN

Billy Warren

Special Thanks for the Support Of

AEMS Education Committee

AEMS Board of Governors

AEMS Dues Paying Members

Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Trauma System

Grant Preston, Webmaster

Peggy Baker, AEMS, Executive Director

Thank You Air Evac

For Sponsoring the Nursing CEs

2024 EMS ODYSSEY

PRESENTER DESCRIPTIONS, BIOS, AND CONTACT INFORMATION

In Order of Conference Appearance

Hyperthermia Treatment:

Lessons Learned from a Summer on the Border

Hundreds of undocumented migrants die each year trying to cross the US-Mexico border. Hyperthermia, an abnormally high body temperature due to failed heatregulating mechanisms, poses severe risks. This presentation will focus on hyperthermia treatment in the extreme conditions of the Arizona-Mexico border region. Drawing on real-life experiences, this presentation will address specific incidents, emphasizing the dangers faced by migrants due to prolonged heat exposure and dehydration, exacerbated by the harsh desert environment.

Alec Rodarte, NRP, TP-C - alec.rodarte@cbp.dhs.gov

Alec is a Border Patrol Agent assigned to the Tucson sector Search, Trauma, & Rescue Team (BORSTAR). Alec is a nationally registered paramedic and an IBSC tactical paramedic certified.

Matters of Heart: Cardiac Assessment

This presentation will cover essential techniques for performing a basic cardiac assessment. Key topics to be addressed include: simple methods to rule out other health issues, understanding heart sounds and what they can tell us, learning where to check pulses and why it's important, and deciding if a 12-lead ECG is needed.

Lynn Browne-Wagner, MSN, RN, CSPI - lbwnpc@gmail.com

Lynn has been a Registered Nurse for 44 years. Her background includes providing EMS education since 1985, working as a Poison Information Specialist since 1990, Flight Nursing for 7 years, SICU, and Medical Surgical nursing. It has been her privilege to work with the Arizona EMS community for the last 30 plus years. Although recently retired from teaching, Lynn continues to work part time for the Banner Poison and Drug Information Center.

What’s Before Level I: Issues in Prehospital Trauma Care

Providing emergent trauma care in the prehospital setting requires rapid application of principles to complex patient scenarios. Understanding the principles of quality prehospital trauma care can empower our emergency responders to be the initiators of our life saving therapies. This presentation will address prehospital care of the trauma patient pertaining to airway management, the management of respiratory failure, and resuscitation and hemorrhage control.

Jordan Jacobs, MD, FACS - jordan.jacobs@dignityhealth.org

Jordan Jacobs, MD, is a graduate of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. Dr. Jacobs has been practicing medicine at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center since 2015, specializing in Trauma, Emergency General Surgery, and Surgical Critical Care. Dr. Jacobs’ strongest interests include trauma surgery, pre-hospital trauma care, extra-corporeal life support, and advanced resuscitation techniques. Dr. Jacobs is board certified in general surgery, surgical critical care, and neurocritical care.

Organ Donation: How Pre-Hospital Providers Can Help Maximize the Gift of Life

Identify the purpose and function of Donor Network of Arizona (DNA) as the Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) for the state of Arizona Recognize the need and which organs can be donated Identify who is a potential donor and how to make a timely referral Differentiate between Donation after Brain Death and Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD) Recognize the timing and purpose of the donation conversation Understand the allocation process, donor management goals, and the recovery process for organ, eye and tissue donation

Hobby Alsaleh, MSN, RN, CPTC - hobby.alsaleh@dnaz.org

Abdulwahab Al-Saleh, is a critical care RN with experience in pediatrics, adults and critical care transport. He serves as a senior member of Organ Recovery Services and the Clinical Education Supervisor for Donor Network of Arizona. Abdulwahab has been involved in providing all onboarding education for new Organ Recovery Coordinators. He has also sought to empower existing senior staff members with continuing education via scholarly journal review, involvement with organizational education committee and monthly case reviews covering challenging clinical case studies. He is an active member of the AOPO education council and is committed to collaboration within the OPO community to continually push the boundaries of what is possible.

Code Eco:

Enhancing EMS Response to Environmental Emergencies

This presentation will provide participants with education on how to most effectively manage patients who have been afflicted by injuries and illnesses that arise from our climate, wildlife, and geography. Specific topics that will be addressed include: Hypothermia, Bites and Stings, Altitude/Barometric Emergencies, Electrical and Lightening Injuries, and Toxic Plant/Mushroom exposures.

Casey Solem, MD - csolem@scottsdaleaz.gov

Casey Solem is a Scottsdale native who began serving the as the Medical Director for the Scottsdale Fire Department in 2019 and the Superstition Fire and Medical District in 2022. He is a Board-Certified Emergency Physician who has been practicing Emergency Medicine in the greater Phoenix area since 2014. He completed his Emergency Medicine Residency training at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Behavioral Health: How Not to Freak Out When Your Patient Is

Behavioral health is a very tricky topic for both EMS and the EDs, and pre-hospital and hospital staff are seeing more of it these days. We will discuss tricks and tips to help you and your patients stay safe, and for us all to keep out cool. We will discuss both pharmacological and nonpharmacological options for various psychiatric conditions.

Beth Ranney, MD - ranney.beth@gmail.com

Beth Ranney graduated Arizona State University in 2004 with degrees in molecular biosciences and biotechnology, and anthropology. She worked at the Arizona Burn Center until 2006 and graduated from the University of Arizona College of Medicine in 2010. She completed her Emergency Medicine Residency in 2013 at Maricopa Medical Center (now Valleywise Health). She currently practices at several Banner EDs around the valley, mostly at Banner Ironwood and Goldfield, and ALWAYS at night. She is also the EMS Medical director and Trauma Liaison at thes locations. She married her high school sweetheart who happens to be a Phoenix firefighter/paramedic and adores her two sons Angus (11) and Ewan (9).

2024 Board of Governors

Garth Gemar, MD

*Chair, AEMS Board of Governors

Michelle Angle

Arizona State Ambulance Association

Representative Recommended by a State Ambulance Association, Representing PrivateSector of EMCTs

Peggy Baker

*Executive Director AEMS

Marcia Barry, RN

*Secretary, AEMS Board of Governors

Sheila Bryant, RN

Tempe St. Luke’s Medical Center

Representative Acting as a Prehospital Care Manager, Representing a Non-Trauma Center Hospital

Suzanne Buchanan, RN

Emergency Nurses Association, AZ Chapter Nurse, Active in EMS, Recommended by a Professional Association of Emergency Nurses

Franco Castro-Marin, MD, FACEP, FAEMS

HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center

Physician Active in the Practice of Emergency Medicine and/or Prehospital Administrative Direction, Practicing at a Trauma Center Hospital

Doug Costal

Arizona Fire and Medical Authority

Representative Recommended by a Statewide Fire District Association

Nicholas DeGroot

Hellsgate Fire Department

Representative from a Rural EMS Provider Agency

Nick Ells

Arizona Fire District Association

Representative Recommended by a Statewide Fire District Association

Cori Hayes

Mesa Fire and Medical Department

Representative from a Public Employer of Emergency Medical Care Technicians (EMCTs, from Distinct Political Subdivision of Between 50,000 and 500,000

Robert Londeree, MD

*Past Chair, AEMS Board of Governors

Steven Maher, MD

Physician active in the practice of Emergency Medicine and/or pre-hospital administrative medical direction, employed, or contracted, as an Administrative Medical Director for a pre-hospital EMS agency.

Tracy Moroney, RN

HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center

Representative of the Administrations of Hospitals, Trauma Center Hospital

Kristin Niehoff, RN

Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Representative of the Administrations of Hospitals, Trauma Center Hospital

Sandy Nygaard

*Chair, Planning & Outreach Functional Group

Raymond Ochoa

Phoenix Fire Department

Representative from a Public Employer of Emergency Medical Care Technicians (EMCTs), from Political Subdivision of Population Greater than 500,000

Beth Ranney, MD

Banner Ironwood and Gateway Medical Centers

Physician Active in the Practice of Emergency Medicine and/or Prehospital Administrative Direction, Practicing at a Non-Trauma Center Hospital

Chris Riddle

Gila River EMS

Representative from Public Employer of Emergency Care Technicians (EMCTs), from a Political Subdivision of Population Less than 50,000)

Roy Ryals

*Treasurer, AEMS Board of Governors

Barb Schaffer, RN

Gila River Healthcare

Representative of Nurse Acting as a Prehospital Care Manager

Representing a Non-Trauma Center Hospital

Casey Solem, MD

Arizona College of Emergency Physicians

Physician Active in the Practice of Emergency Medicine and/or Prehospital Administrative Direction, Practicing at a Trauma Center Hospital

Ryan Southworth, MD

Gila River Healthcare Corporation

*Vice Chair, AEMS Board of Governors

*Chair, Patient Management Functional

Billy Warren

Superstition Fire & Medical District

Representative from a Public Employer of Emergency Medical Care Technicians (EMCTs), from Political Subdivision of Population Between 50,000 and 500,000

Alyson Welch

Maricopa Fire/Medical Department

Representative of Public Employer of Emergency Care Technicians (EMCTs), from Political Subdivision of Population Between 50,000 and 500,000

Jennie Wyatt

Mesa Community College

Representative of an EMCT Training Program / Ex-Officio

*Executive Committee

About AEMS As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, AEMS is a community-based, volunteer organization dedicated to improving emergency medical services (EMS) and trauma care for the Central Arizona Region (which includes Maricopa, Pinal, and Gila counties).

Our Mission AEMS shall facilitate continuous improvement of the diverse components of Emergency Medical Services for the Central Arizona Region, through an inclusive, collaborative, patient-focused, and comprehensive approach, to meet the changing needs of the System and the community.

Collaboration This word best depicts what AEMS represents. Since 1975, AEMS has been bringing together physicians, nurses, EMTs, paramedics, and hospital administrators, and other healthcare professionals to ensure that emergency medical care is delivered in a coordinated manner, and moreover, that it is meeting the needs of the public. The support of these professionals, working together inclusively, harmoniously, and productively to support the AEMS’ mission, remains an integral part of our success.

Central Arizona Region Agent On behalf of the State of Arizona, Arizona Department of Health Services, AEMS serves as the Regional Emergency Medical Services Coordinating System for the Central Arizona Region.

Education • Prevention • Training Education, prevention, and training activities are a cornerstone function of AEMS. The EMS Odyssey serves as AEMS’ major, annual educational event which attracts over 200 participants. The Functional Group meeting process involve 50+ volunteer members and provides education six times yearly through presentations of Topical Focus (current issues discussion), Agency/Hospital Profile and Program Sharing (Central Arizona Region information sharing); and Lunch N Learn (knowledge based learning).

Planning • Community Outreach & Resources • Advocacy Planning is an intrinsic part of AEMS mission. It is a necessary tool to implement all of AEMS’ activities from the Functional Group process to the Board level. Through a collaborative process with the Central Arizona Region EMS and trauma professionals, community outreach and resource coordination are a natural focus and outcome of AEMS’ activities. Advocacy is crucial to our mission as well as for our service to the State of Arizona. AEMS is charged with working together and advocating for the best practices of EMS and trauma care for the Central Arizona Region and statewide.

Website & Social Media Visit our website at https://aems.org for the Regional EMS Directory (RED Book), EMS Events Calendar, and many other resources Visit our Social Media Pages on Facebook and Instagram for EMS CE education events https://www.facebook.com/aemseducation https://www.instagram.com/az_ems_inc/

Recognition for Central Arizona EMS & Trauma AEMS honors EMS and trauma professionals and volunteers serving the Central Arizona Region. Individuals who directly contribute to the AEMS organization are recognized with Service Awards. AEMS also sponsors the Aces of Hearts Awards which are peer nominated and acknowledges the good work and service of those EMS and trauma professionals who serve the Central Arizona Region. Our Heart to Heart Awards are presented to citizens involved with lifesaving events.

Management As a non-profit organization, AEMS is managed by an active and involved Board of Governors and Executive Committee. The Executive Director, AEMS’ only paid staff, works in conjunction with the Board and Executive Committee to manage, coordinate, and implement the overall operations of the organization.

Volunteer We invite you to join AEMS to help support, improve, and enhance EMS and trauma care for the Central Arizona Region and statewide.

We are excited to announce the recent launch of our updated AEMS website. While the overall design remains familiar, we have given it a slight yet meaningful revamp. Moreover, we have added some new features of functionality to enrich the user experience.

Here’s What’s New:

Website App: An AEMS Website App is available to provide quick and easy access to our resources directly from your mobile device. Prepare for a more convenient way to stay connected with AEMS - all it takes is a simple touch on your screen! Click here to download the AEMS App: https://aems.org/about/download-web-app

Other Events Page (Home Page Slider and Under Education) This newly added valuable resource page provides a streamlined approach to sharing events from other organizations. It is composed of a simple overview of the event including title, date, location, and a link for more information or registration.

Upcoming Events Calendar (Home Page): The Calendar has been enhanced for your convenience, presenting a more intuitive interface to better track upcoming events.

Graphic Slider (Home Page) The slider has been upgraded to provide a visually engaging display for an array of events and announcements.

Featured Reads (Home Page) This prime space has been designed to spotlight select events and announcements.

EMS Newsflash (Home Page) A space on the homepage has been reserved to share regular posts linking you to various current news items pertinent to EMS, healthcare, and related issues impacting our community and field.

Archive (Under About AEMS) This page has been created for dual function. It acts as a central repository for past Board Agendas/Minutes, Functional Group Agendas/Minutes, Year in Reviews, and other important documents. This archive collection also serves as a record of the AEMS’ history.

OBLS INITIATIVE

Arizona Emergency Medical Systems (AEMS) and the Arizona Perinatal Trust (APT) have partnered with researchers from the University of Connecticut Health (UConn) to launch a groundbreaking Obstetric Life Support (OBLS) Training Initiative and Study.

This initiative aims to enhance the management of maternal medical emergencies, particularly those leading to cardiac arrest and unfortunate outcomes, within underserved populations statewide, especially areas where maternity care is scarce (aka maternity care deserts).

Who Should Participate?

Prehospital/EMS Providers including: EMCTs (all levels); Prehospital/EMS Coordinators; EMS Educators; and First Responders (law enforcement).

Priority given to those serving areas with scarce or limited maternal care facilities (maternity care deserts) and those interested in becoming instructors.

Why Participate?

• FREE 6-hour OBLS Simulation Training Course

• 6 Continuing Education Credits for EMCTs and RNs

• Potential Opportunity to Become Course Instructor

• Improve Maternal Emergency Response Skills

• Be a Part of Innovative Study & Statewide Effort to Enhance Maternal Care

How to Participate

If interested, please complete the Interest Form which is the first step to help AEMS identify Prehospital/EMS providers to receive the OBLS® training, with priority given to those serving underserved areas/populations and those who may wish to become instructors. Statewide trainings are being planned now for 2025

Thank You Central Arizona

EMS and Trauma Care Provider Agencies and Hospitals

Arizona Emergency Medical Systems, Inc. (AEMS) expresses our appreciation for the care, dedication, and commitment of all the staff and volunteers affiliated with Central EMS and Trauma provider agencies and hospitals. Thank YOU for supporting and enhancing emergency medical and trauma care for all of Central Arizona.

Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital

Abrazo Arrowhead Campus

Abrazo Buckeye Emergency Center

Abrazo Cave Creek Hospital

Abrazo Central Campus

Abrazo Peoria Emergency Center

Abrazo Scottsdale Campus

Abrazo Surprise Hospital

Abrazo West Campus

Aguila Fire Department

Air Evac Services / Phi

Ak-Chin Fire Department

American Medical Response (AMR)

Angel Medflight

Arizona Ambulance Association

Arizona American College of Emergency Physicians

Arizona City Fire District

Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center

Arizona Emergency Nurses Association

Arizona Fire & Medical Authority - Buckeye Valley

Arizona Fire & Medical Authority - Sun City West

Arizona Fire & Medical Authority - Sun Lakes

Arizona General Hospital - Laveen

Arizona General Hospital - Mesa

Arizona Hospital & Healthcare Association

Avondale Fire-Rescue

Banner Air

Banner Baywood Medical Center

Banner Boswell Medical Center

Banner Casa Grande Medical Center

Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center

Banner Desert Medical Center

Banner Estrella Medical Center

Banner Gateway Medical Center

Banner Goldfield Medical Center

Banner Ironwood Medical Center

Banner Ocotillo Medical Center

Banner Payson Medical Center

Banner Thunderbird Medical Center

Banner University Medical Center - Phoenix

Buckeye Fire Medical-Rescue

Canyon Fire District

Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center

Casa Grande Fire Department

Cave Creek Fire Department

Central Arizona Mountain Rescue

Chandler Fire Department

Christopher Kohls Fire Department

Circle City - Morristown Fire District

Cobre Valley - Kearney EMS

Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center

Coolidge Fire Department

Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Ahwatukee ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Chandler Germann ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Chandler McQueen ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Gilbert ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Glendale Olive ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Glendale Camelback ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Goodyear ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Mesa Baseline ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Mesa Power Road ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - San Tan Valley ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Surprise ER

Dignity Health - Arizona General - Tempe Rural ER

Dignity Health - Chandler Regional Medical Center

Dignity Health - Mercy Gilbert Medical Center

Dignity Health - St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center

Dignity Health - St. Joseph’s Westgate Medical Center

East Valley ER and Hospital

El Mirage Fire Department

Eloy Fire District

Exceptional Community Hospital Maricopa

Florence Fire Department

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Fire Department

Fountain Hills 24/7 ER and Medical Center

Fountain Hills Rural/Metro Fire Department

Gila Bend Fire Department

Gila River EMS

Gila River Fire Department

Gilbert Fire and Rescue

Gisela Valley Fire District

Glendale Fire Department

Globe Fire Department

Goodyear Fire Department

Guadalupe Fire Department

Thank You Central Arizona

EMS and Trauma Care Provider Agencies and Hospitals

Arizona Emergency Medical Systems, Inc. (AEMS) expresses our appreciation for the care, dedication, and commitment of all the staff and volunteers affiliated with Central EMS and Trauma provider agencies and hospitals. Thank YOU for supporting and enhancing emergency medical and trauma care for all of Central Arizona.

Harquahala Valley Fire District

Hellsgate Fire Department

HonorHealth Complete Care - Paradise Valley

HonorHealth Complete Care - Surprise

HonorHealth Deer Valley Medical Center

HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center

HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center

HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center

HonorHealth Scottsdale Thompson Peak Medical Center

HonorHealth Sonoran Crossing Medical Center

Houston Mesa Fire District

Hu Hu Kam Memorial Hospital

Maricopa Ambulance

Maricopa Fire/Medical Department

Mayo Clinic Hospital

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Medical Rescue Posse

Mesa Fire and Medical Department

Native Air Ambulance / LifeNet / Air Methods

Payson Fire Department

Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue Posse

Peoria Fire-Medical Department

Phoenix Children’s Emergency Department - Avondale

Phoenix Children's Hospital

Phoenix Fire Department

Pinal Rural Fire and Medical District

Pleasant Valley Fire District

PMT Ambulance

Queen Creek Fire & Medical

Queen Valley Fire District

Regional Fire and Rescue Department

Rio Verde Fire District

Salt River Fire Department

San Carlos Apache EMS and Fire Department

San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation

Scottsdale Fire Department

Stanfield Fire District

Steward Emergency Center - Mesa

Steward Florence Hospital

Steward Mountain Vista Medical Center

Steward Tempe St. Luke's Hospital

Sun City Fire & Medical Department

Superior Fire Department

Superstition Fire & Medical District

Surprise Fire-Medical Department

Tempe Fire Medical Rescue Department

Thunderbird Fire District

Tolleson Fire Department

Tonto Basin Fire District

Tri-City Fire District

Valleywise Emergency - Maryvale

Valleywise Health Medical Center

Waterwheel Fire & Medical District

Wickenburg Community Hospital

Wickenburg Fire Department

Wilderness Medics

This list is intended to be inclusive of all Central Region EMS and Trauma Care Agencies and Hospitals. If an agency/hospital was omitted from this list, we sincerely regret the oversight. Please notify us so that we may update. Thank you.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU RAFFLE CONTRIBUTORS

Barb Schaffer

Peggy Baker

Marcia Barry

Sheila Bryant

Sandy Nygaard

Roy Ryals

Ryan Southworth