Snohomish County EMS Agency

Click here to Report Abuse and Neglect EMS Providers ARE Mandatory Reporters: The historical practice of reporting child and vulnerable adult abuse by EMS Providers has been to pass the information on (i.e. report) to the ED Staff. Nurses and other practitioners are also required to report suspected abuse to DSHS or law enforcement.
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Snohomish County EMS Agency is an independently organized 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves the residents of Snohomish County, Washington by supporting the 27 EMS agencies operating within Snohomish County. We support the needs of our participating agencies primarily through regulatory and administrative services. These services include physician oversight and mentoring, ongoing training and education for EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics, protocol development, initial and ongoing credentialing, and quality management. The work of SCEMSA ensures that all residents of Snohomish County, regardless of where they live, or their race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or socioeconomic status, receive high-quality and equitable care from our participating agencies. We are not a government organization, trade organization, or healthcare provider. Instead, we ensure that when you call 911 in Snohomish County, the highly-qualified EMS providers who respond have received the same education and training and are following well written protocols based on the diverse needs of the local community.