EMT / Paramedics – Ambulance Operations
Boston Global EMS, known for providing a variety of continuing education and training courses in the Middle East, also offers a complete ambulance operations package that can be implemented almost immediately in one or multiple Middle Eastern towns and cities. Our mission is to provide our client communities with exceptional patient care through excellence in training, quality equipment and safe, efficient response times.
The Boston Global EMS Ambulance Operations package provides the system, the approved processes and protocols, plus the staffing required to provide 24/7 997-service to multiple cities in the Middle East. The Boston Global EMS Ambulance Operations package can provide real-time medical control and know how to interface effectively with local hospital emergency department physicians.
Our services include:
- Hours of operation: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week
- Advanced Life Support (ALS)
- Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Emergency transport
- Stretcher transport
- Wheelchair transports
- Inter-facility transports
- ER transports
- Discharge from Hospital/Return to home or skilled nursing facility
- Dialysis Patient transports
- Psychiatric Patient transports
- BLS Ambulances are operated by a minimum of two EMTs
- ALS Ambulances are operated by one EMT & one Paramedic
Ambulance Transportation
It should be understood that ambulance transportation is medically necessary only if other means of transport are contraindicated or would be potentially harmful to the patient.
BLS – Basic Life Support
The professional team members providing this level of transportation services are two well trained Emergency Medical Technicians. Services provided are both emergent and non-emergent in nature.
Emergencies are transported to the closest appropriate medical facility.
Non-Emergent transports can be local or long distant and are most often performed between facilities
ALS – Advanced Life Support
The professional team members providing this level of transportation include at least one Paramedic and one Emergency Medical Technician both highly trained. Services provided are both emergent and non-emergent in nature.
Emergencies are transported to the closest appropriate medical facility. Paramedics are considered “advanced” due to their level of training. This allows them to practice a higher level of medicine.
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Chair Car Transportation:
Our chair car team members are uniformed, professional, and courteous. These team members go through CPR training and also attend a vehicle operator’s course. All of our vans are equipped with side wheelchair lifts.
A patient being transported in a chair car must be transported in a wheelchair. American will only transport motorized wheelchairs, scooters, ECVs, etc. that are approved by the manufacturer for transportation of a seated patient during transport.
Paramedic Intercept
This level of service is provided by a team member trained as a Paramedic. An intercept is performed when American is requested to respond along with another EMS service that operates at the BLS level and the patient they are responding to is acute.
An American Paramedic will meet up, “intercept”, with the transporting BLS provider and will get on their ambulance to care for the patient until they arrive at the destination hospital.