Vigilant Medical Training

Shaler EMS was incorporated in 1992 as a non-profit 501c3 charitable organization. We are governed by a Board of Directors consisting of four voting members including our medical director and one ex-officio member who is the Chief of Police of Shaler Township Shaler EMS has 9 full time employees, including 4 Paramedics, 3 Emergency Medical Technicians, 1 Manager, and 1 Outreach Coordinator. Shaler EMS also relies on professional volunteers to staff its ambulances. Volunteers are one of Shaler EMS' most valuable assets. There are over 20 volunteers, who contribute an average of 10, 000 volunteer hours a year. Using both paid staff and volunteers, Shaler EMS operates three ALS ( Advanced Life Support ) ambulances.

The Center for Emergency Medicine in Pittsburgh, PA, has been a leader in emergency medical services (EMS) education for over 50 years, training Paramedics and EMTs from various countries. The Center is dedicated to advancing emergency medicine through research, education, air medical transport, and quality care, with a collaborative approach involving multiple hospitals in the region. Generated from the website

Rescue Task Force in Youngstown, OH, specializes in advanced training for emergency response teams, focusing on disaster medical and trauma care. Their programs, such as the intensive Disaster Medical Advanced Trauma Tactical Combat Casualty Care course, are designed to equip personnel with essential skills for high-pressure situations. With a commitment to excellence, the organization collaborates with military units like the 188th Medical Group to enhance the capabilities of airmen and first responders. Through rigorous training, they prepare individuals to effectively manage medical emergencies in disaster scenarios. Generated from the website