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2011 EMS COMPETITION RESULTS

Congratulations to all our teams who competed on Saturday, November 19.

ALS Champions  Flagler County (FL) EMS

 

 

2nd Place: Local 3080 Metro Broward (FL)

3rd Place: Flagler County (FL) Team B

4th Place: Flagler County (FL) Team A

5th Place: Madaam Ducks, Nebraska City, NE

BLS Champions  FDNY Bronx Boys

 

2nd Place: Flagler County (FL) BLS Team

3rd Place: If it's wet and not yours, don't touch it CU EMS Education

4th Place: Turpel's Torpedoes CU EMS Education

5th Place: Absolutely Fresh Rescuers CU EMS Education

Roger Kruger Midwest Memorial Cup 

Madaam Ducks, Nebraska City, NE

 

 

The Creighton Cup 

If it's wet and not yours, don't touch it Creighton EMS Education

 

 

A huge THANK YOU to this year's Sponsors! The Competition would not succeed without their support.

 

 

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Continuing Education

Each registered team member will receive four (4) CEHs. All judges will receive four (4) Instructor CEHs.

Description

The Creighton EMS Competition will consist of teams of three members plus a fourth alternate member who cannot participate but can help the team take photos or videos during the event, learn and be part of the scenario process, help the team practice and if needed, fill in for a member. Teams may be ALS (minimum of 2 Paramedics) or BLS (minimum of 2 EMTs) to participate. Each team is given the same EMS Scenario (“the call”) matched up against the clock (usually 15 minutes) and must triage assess, begin treatment and make transport decisions. Each event will have 5-8 patients, some critical, some moderate and minor, some “distracters” (non injured but either helpful or non helpful to each scenario). ALS teams will be judged in one category and BLS teams in another, with the ALS teams being responsible for both BLS and ALS care.

The scenario is based on a possible true-to-life event in which both human and non-human (manikins) patients are used. Each team will be evaluated by a panel consisting of a lead judge and a scoring judge. The scoring judge is not allowed to give feedback to the team.