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The month of March boasts a few big events in the EMS industry… and Penn Care is excited to be participating in them all!
EMS Today: The JEMS Conference and Exposition will be held March 1 thru 5 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD. The conference is focused on offering continuing education for EMS professionals. The faculty at EMS Today are experts in their field and in the EMS Community; the 2011 education sessions will focus on the future of EMS with cutting-edge EMS topics. Aside from receiving top notch education to help advance your career, the EMS Today conference offers the opportunity to network with thousands of other motivated EMS professionals to share ideas and lessons-learned. Penn Care will be present in the Exhibit Hall at the event. The Exhibit Hall will highlight the latest technology, innovations and trends to make your job safer and more efficient. For more information on the event, please visit their website.
FDIC (Fire Department Instructors Conference) is one event everyone at Penn Care looks forward to attending year after year. In 2011, the event will be held March 21 thru 26 at the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. FDIC is the fire services #1 event with hundreds of classroom sessions, Hands-On-Training (H.O.T.) evolutions and workshops, and the fire service’s largest exhibition showcasing more than 1,000 companies. Penn Care will be present at the Braun ambulance booth. Stop by to see a Braun Freedom ambulance on a MetroStar chassis, Braun Chief XL ambulance on a TerraStar chassis and a custom built truck. Braun ambulance models will also be on display in the GM, Dodge and Hino booths. For more details on FDIC, please visit this website.
Lastly, March is host to EMS Update 2011. This is the twenty-fourth annual conference and exhibition sponsored by Western Regional EMS, Inc. and produced by the EMS Institute. The conference will be held at Seven Springs Mountain Resort March 24 thru 26. WREMS is a non-profit organization devoted to sponsoring educational activities on behalf of the EMS Institute. Most of the classes at the EMS Update count toward continuing education requirements for first responders, EMTs, EMT-paramedics and health professionals as defined by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services. Continuing education credits also may be applied to EMS certifications from other states. Penn Care will be participating as an exhibitor in the Exhibition and Marketplace. Learn more about the EMS Update 2011 here.
