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EMS Guidance, Training, Quality Assurance, and Personnel Certification
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Who We Are
A small non-profit organization led by the EMS & Trauma Care Council of Snohomish County, and the Executive Board of the Council.
What We Do
Snohomish County EMS has provided guidance, training, quality assurance, and certification support since 1977.
Who We Represent
All stakeholders involved in Emergency Medical Service provision from EMS Providers, to EMS Agencies, Hospitals, Community Groups and the general public.
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Our offices are moving! We will soon be based out of North County Fire's Station 96. At this point in time our physical office is closed due to Covid-19.
We can still be reached at the same phone number, and our mailing address and physical location has changed.
Please spread the word. Thanks.
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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.
Download:
 Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse & Neglect.pdf
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Proudly serving our community since 1977.
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