Greater Miami Valley EMS Council

Advancing Excellence in Emergency Medical Services

The Greater Miami Valley EMS Council is dedicated to improving the quality, consistency, and coordination of emergency medical care throughout the Greater Miami Valley region. We provide evidence-based clinical protocols, education, training, and collaborative resources that empower EMS professionals to deliver exceptional patient care.

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Who does the Council serve?

The Greater Miami Valley EMS Council is a regional organization committed to advancing the quality, consistency, and coordination of emergency medical services (EMS) throughout the Greater Miami Valley region. We work closely with EMS agencies, fire departments, hospitals, healthcare professionals, medical directors, and community partners to promote excellence in pre-hospital patient care.

Our mission is to support emergency responders by developing evidence-based clinical protocols, providing high-quality education and continuing training opportunities, and fostering collaboration among healthcare organizations. Through standardized guidelines, quality improvement initiatives, and regional partnerships, we help ensure that patients receive safe, effective, and consistent emergency medical care regardless of where they are treated within the region.

We serve EMS providers, fire departments, hospitals, healthcare professionals, emergency response organizations, and community partners throughout the Greater Miami Valley region.

We provide evidence-based clinical protocols, continuing education, professional training, quality improvement initiatives, regional coordination, and resources that help EMS professionals deliver high-quality patient care.

Current clinical protocols are available through our website. EMS agencies and providers can review the latest guidelines, updates, and supporting resources to ensure consistent patient care across the region.

Yes. We offer a variety of educational programs, training sessions, workshops, and continuing education opportunities designed to keep EMS professionals up to date with current best practices.

Absolutely. We welcome collaboration with EMS agencies, hospitals, fire departments, and healthcare organizations to strengthen regional emergency medical services and improve patient outcomes.

We develop evidence-based protocols, promote standardized clinical practices, provide educational resources, and encourage collaboration among healthcare providers to ensure patients receive safe, effective, and consistent emergency medical care.

You can visit our website regularly or subscribe to our updates to receive the latest news, protocol revisions, educational events, and training opportunities.

If you have questions about our services, training programs, or clinical protocols, please contact our team through the Contact Us page. We're happy to assist you.

Norma Ditrick Extra Measure of Service Award

This annual award recognizes outstanding and exemplary service by individual(s) and/or organizations that have made a major contribution to EMS, contribution to the community, and self-improvement in EMS.

Tom Long Lifetime Achievement Award

The Lifetime Achievement Award is designed to recognize outstanding individuals who have made a life-long contribution to the high quality of emergency medical services within the greater Miami Valley. The first recipient was Tom Long, who served as the EMS Coordinator for more than 30 years at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.

Annual Award Nominations

Recognizing EMS providers and/or organizations within the GMVEMSC region that have demonstrated outstanding and exemplary service as first responders. Nominations are accepted throughout the year; awards will be reviewed by the Public Relations Committee and selected based on what that award recognizes. Awards will be presented during the month of May (in conjunction with established EMS Week activities). All submissions for consideration in the award year shall be submitted no later than noon on May 1st of the award year.

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