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Founded in 1993, the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation (NCEMSF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to scholarship, research and to creating a safer, healthier environment on college and university campuses through the support, promotion, and advocacy of campus-based emergency medical services. The Foundation is committed to the advancement of existing response groups and assisting in the development of new response groups.

NCEMSF serves as an umbrella organization supporting its over 250 constituent member colleges and universities in providing campus based emergency medical services. These, often student-run organizations, are comprised of highly trained students ready to respond in any medical emergency. Student volunteers respond within minutes and provide emergency care tailored specifically to their campus community. These groups range from quick-response services on foot or bike to advanced life support (ALS) transporting units.

In addition to providing for the acquisition of medical knowledge, campus based EMS allows student participants to develop certain life skills including leadership, communication, and decision-making. NCEMSF provides a forum for communication and creates an environment where ideas can be exchanged and problems can be solved.

Dartmouth EMS Acquires Emergency Response Vehicle

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Dartmouth Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has acquired a 2008 Ford Explorer to enable expansion in its emergency medical care services. The organization acquired the vehicle in July; it is currently being equipped for EMS use, and is expected to be fully operational at the start of the fall academic term. The vehicle will be used primarily for responding to medical calls during the weekend campus coverage program. It will also serve to transport equipment and personnel to various training classes and medical standby events.

Currently, the vehicle is being prepared for EMS use. As an emergency response vehicle, the Ford Explorer will be equipped with small interior LED emergency lighting and cabinetry to store medical supplies. Graphics will also be applied, clearly identifying the vehicle as belonging to Dartmouth EMS. The addition of a vehicle to Dartmouth EMS

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