Emergency Medical Services Agency (Gassasinia): Difference between revisions
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*Primary Care Paramedic | *Primary Care Paramedic | ||
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| Formation | 1979 |
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| Type | Emergency Medical Services |
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Budget | GSD $7.5 billion |
Staff | ~10,200 |
| Website | https://emsa.gov.ga |
The Emergency Medical Services Agency (EMSA) is the primary ambulance and emergency medical services organisation of Gassasinia. Formed in 1979 from an amalgamation of municipal government ambulance services by the Civil Defence Act, the EMSA is responsible for providing emergency ambulance care, along with non-emergency patient transport.
Vehicles
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Uniform
Structure
- Emergency Medical Services Agency
- Hazardous Area Response Teams (HART)
- Air and Helicopter Emergency Medical Services
- Patient Transport Services
- Paediatric Emergency Transport Service
Certifications
- Critical Care Paramedic
- Advanced Care Paramedic
- Senior Care Paramedic
- Primary Care Paramedic
- Emergency Prehospital Care Technician