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Last updated 1/26/2012
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Since 1981, the San Luis Obispo County EMS Agency has been dedicated to the assurance of optimal prehospital care in San Luis Obispo County.   Its goal is to continuously improve the quality of the emergency
medical care delivery system, by coordinating the county's emergency medical services system (EMS) including ambulance companies, fire departments and hospitals.  The EMS Agency works with both the private
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Current DHS National Threat Level
 
Complements to all for the continued successful new and exciting Prehospital treatment options
including 12-Lead ECG capnography, and CPAP.  We have seen many excellent outcome for patients with
these interventions and the ability to transport directly to  higher level of care facilities. We are pleased to
be moving towards other higher level of care enhancements and new medications.  Ondansetron (Zofran)
will be added shortly to the local scope of practice.  Thank you all for your efforts to increase the airway
intubation success rates and IO success rates. Very Impressive results are a testament to all of our San
Luis Obispo County provider’s commitment to excellence. Stay tuned for more changes in BLS, ALS, PALS  
and dispatch over the coming month.
Dr. Ronay's Corner

Courses and Educational Opportunities

Central Coast Paramedic Program now taking applications.   
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Congratulation!  
Paso Robles Firefighter/EMT
Aaron Finigan  
SLO County Fire Training Officer of the year