Customer Spotlight Q&A: Southwest Healthcare Service's Success with EMT Flipped Classroom
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Public Safety Group
Apr 12, 2023
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In this customer spotlight, Lindsay Schaaf, Paramedic and EMS Education Training Officer at Southwest Healthcare Services and Bowman Ambulance Service, discusses her organization's success using the Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Twelfth Edition Flipped Classroom solution in their EMT programs.
To read the full story, click here to download the full Customer Spotlight PDF. You can also check out a brief preview below.
Can you tell us about your organization and your role there?
I work for Southwest Healthcare Services and Bowman Ambulance Service in Bowman, ND. We are a BLS ambulance service with ALS capabilities in what one would consider an ultra-rural or frontier area of southwestern North Dakota. Our ambulance service staffs two full-time AEMTs, one part-time paramedic, and several contract paramedics and paid volunteer EMTs and EMRs.
We average around 300-350 calls per year and deliver most of our patients to Southwest Healthcare Services in Bowman, which is a critical access hospital. Our closest Level 2 Trauma Center is 180 miles away, and our only Level 1 Trauma Center in the state is located in Fargo, about six hours away. We provide primary 911 coverage, interfacility transports, and standby coverage at local events.
To read the full story, click here to download the full Customer Spotlight PDF. You can also check out a brief preview below.
Can you tell us about your organization and your role there?
I work for Southwest Healthcare Services and Bowman Ambulance Service in Bowman, ND. We are a BLS ambulance service with ALS capabilities in what one would consider an ultra-rural or frontier area of southwestern North Dakota. Our ambulance service staffs two full-time AEMTs, one part-time paramedic, and several contract paramedics and paid volunteer EMTs and EMRs.
We average around 300-350 calls per year and deliver most of our patients to Southwest Healthcare Services in Bowman, which is a critical access hospital. Our closest Level 2 Trauma Center is 180 miles away, and our only Level 1 Trauma Center in the state is located in Fargo, about six hours away. We provide primary 911 coverage, interfacility transports, and standby coverage at local events.