American Medical Response
Serving Western New York

• School of Public Health, University at Albany
  This is a great site for WMD/Terrorism Awareness CME requirement for the Pilot Recert.
• Domestic Preparedness Center
  This is the Texas Engineering Extension Service page. Here you’ll find WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders.
• University of Alabama
  This is a great site to use towards your Pilot Recert Geriatric CME requirement. The site is free and will produce a printable certificate at the end of the learning module.
• NYS DOH
  Here you'll find all of the BEMS Pilot Program material as well as other valuable information and links.
• Medscape
  This site offers a lot of general medical information, case studies and articles.
• Compassion and Support (MOLST)
  This is the training link for the MOLST (Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) program. MOLST is recognized by the NYS DOH. As such, Emergency Medical providers should become familiar with this process. The on-line training program is a great way to learn more about MOLST.
• FEMA
  This is the home site for the National Incident Management System training. ALL EMS responders must complete at a minimum the IS-100 and IS-700 training. Front line leaders must also complete IS-200 and NIMS-800. IS-300 and IS-400 are not available as on-line courses.
  • IS-100
  • IS-200
  • IS-700
  • IS-800
  • IS-5a
• MyCME.com
• BoundTree University
• FreeCME.com

• AMR Recertification Program
• The Wyoming Erie Regional Emergency Medical Services Council (WEREMS)
  This is one of 3 councils covering the Western NY area and specifically for Wyoming and Erie counties. This council exists under Article 30 of the NYS Public Health Law and is charged with directing emergency services in our area.
• UBMD EMS
  The Office of Pre-Hospital Care is the Program Agency for the Wyoming Erie REMSCo.
• The Big Lakes Regional Emergency Medical Services Council
  This is one of 3 councils covering the Western NY area and specifically for Niagara, Orleans and Genesee counties. This council exists under Article 30 of the NYS Public Health Law and is charged with directing emergency services in our area.
• Western Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Council (WREMAC)
  This is the entity that works toward the development of our unified regional ALS protocol and covers the WEREMS, Big Lakes REMS and Southwestern REMS councils. In addition to protocol development, the dedicated members of this council address a number of issues directly related to our regional emergency services.
• Southern Tier Emergency Medical System
  The Program Agency for the Southwestern REMSCo.
• Lake Plains Community Care Network Program Agency
  Program Agency for the Big Lake’s REMSCo.

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