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SLU EMS Members ONLY
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Why Join SLU EMS?
SLU EMS is an entirely student-run organization that affords
its members opportunities not available through any other
means. SLU EMS practices real and concrete emergency medicine;
it is the first EMS agency, and, in many cases, the only
EMS agency on scene. This allows our members an incredible
opportunity for hands on experience whether they are interested
in pursuing a health-related career or not. Some of the
other opportunities available to members of SLU EMS include
on-going training programs, staffing special and athletic
events on campus which include hockey games, football games,
rugby matches, concerts, graduation, and a host of other
interesting campus events. SLU EMS also provides unparalleled
opportunities for leadership training and professional interaction
with SLU administrators, the Canton Police Department, and
Canton Fire & Rescue. Alumni of our organization have
shown, time and time again, that this type of experience
is life-changing whether they have pursued medical careers
or not.
Working for SLU EMS is one of the most prestigious and
exciting job opportunities available to St Lawrence undergraduate
students. There are many misconceptions about working with
our agency and perhaps the most common one is, in order
to work for SLU EMS, you need experience. This is totally
inaccurate! Our agency prides itself on traditionally employing
those who have little experience in Emergency Medicine and
providing them with that training and experience. In fact,
only about half of our members run with other agencies,
which means that our providers are hand-picked and tailored
to the University Emergency Medical setting.
But what if you’re not an EMT? No Problem! One of
the most important positions with SLU EMS is that of the
First Responder. These providers are University trained
and certified in American Heart Association (AHA) Basic
First Aid and AHA BLS CPR. They are trained specifically
to assist the Emergency Medical Technicians with whom they
work. Each year we give the opportunity for our First Responders
and non-EMS members of the SLU community to take the EMT-B
course offered at SUNY Canton. Working with SLU EMS while
training towards an EMT-B certification provides our First
Responders with experience that is unique to any other field
training available in St Lawrence County.
Responsibilities:
- Every other week we hold a General Meeting required for
members, which normally last up to an hour. Communication
is a vital part of the agency; we require all members to
be present at these meetings unless they are excused by
a supervisor. During this time, members will receive any
new information regarding changes in policies, and updates
as well as have the opportunity to do basic in-house training.
- On call/Availability - Every month a new Duty crew schedule
is released. Teams are composed of 5 members, only 3 of
whom are on duty on a given day. We ask that as a member
you are able to commit to the time constraint that applies
with the position. In a given month a regular crew will
have about 4 weekday shifts and 2 - 3 weekend shifts.
- Crews on duty are allowed to move freely about campus,
yet while on call each member is required to wear the SLU
EMS uniform, which consists of the polo shirt, khaki, dark,
or BDU pants, and the SLU EMS ID Badge. During a weekday
only the primary EMT is allowed to be excused from class
to respond to a call, other members may respond granted
they are not in class themselves.
If you are ready to give something back to the SLU
Community, joining a great team committed to the practice
of emergency medicine, and doing it all in one of the most
exhilarating, fast-paced, adrenaline-run departments on campus,
please feel free to apply when applications are avaliable.
Apply Now!
DUE BY 4/20/12
New
Member Application
Returning
Member Application
If you have any questions about joining SLU EMS, click
here to email us at sluems@stlawu.edu.
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