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Thank you for visiting the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) web site. Our goal is to ensure the highest quality emergency medical care to the people of Santa Barbara County through an integrated and coordinated system of services. We hope you will find this web site useful, and we welcome your comments and suggestions on how we can improve this site to meet the needs of the people we serve.

 

 EMS News

NEW: EMS Update 9am - 1pm; May 15th - SB County Public Health - Auditorium and May 16th - Santa Maria Library - Please click here to sign up!  
EMSA Dispatch Newsletter Article: "Drinking and Driving is an EMS Career killer" 
Updated: Base Station Meetings and Skills Lab schedule 2013: 2013 Base Station meeting and Skills lab schedule  
Field Treatment Protocols - activated May 1, 2012 - 2012 Field Treatment Protocols
Effective immediately new EMT and Paramedic fees 
"Hands only" CPR video
"CPR Save Recognition" - Honors handed out for saving cardiac arrest victim 

 

New EMT Certification  and Paramedic Accreditation Fees

 

Services

SBC EMS Agency Fee

State Fee

Total

Initial EMT Certification

$89.00

$75.00

$164.00

EMT Certification renewal 

$57.00

$37.00

$94.00

Paramedic Accreditation Fee

$209.00

N/A

$209.00

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

May 13, 2013   Lompoc Valley Medical Center - BSM Meeting - 8:30am - 10:30am  
*Canceled*May 14, 2013 **Canceled** CQI Meeting - 9:00am - 11:00am - Santa Barbara County - Conf. room 101/102
May 15, 2013   EMS Update - 9am - 1pm - Santa Barbara County Public Health - Auditorium  
May 16, 2013   EMS Update - 9am - 1pm - Santa Maria Library 
May 22, 2013   Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital - BSM Meeting - 8:30am - 10:30am   

 

 EMSAAC Conf_San Diego_May 2013  

EMSAAC_San Diego_May 2013

 

 

For "Hands only"CPR information:

 

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 Please click link below to open Data Dictionary files. Note: These files are in a zip folder.

Data Dictionary Version 1.0.b

Last updated: 05/24/2012

 


URGENT:  The State of California has changed the EMT Certification Regulations effective July 1, 2010.

The regulations affect new and recertifying EMTs.  All applicants for initial EMT certification must complete both a California DOJ Live Scan and an FBI Live Scan.  Recertifying EMTs only need to complete the DOJ and FBI Live Scans if they are changing to a new certifying agency.

 

 

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Santa Barbara County Emergency Medical Services Agency
300 N. San Antonio Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Tel (805) 681-5274 - Fax (805) 681-5142
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