Name that District
Main and Savannah.
What is District 16?
The primary channel that all EMS units work off of.
What is EMS Ops?
Level I and II trauma centers.
What is MUSC and Trident Main?
Assistant Chief of Initial Education
Who is Assistant Chief Adam Oliver?
You missed a punch in.
What is a time adjustment form (TAF)?
Charleston Airport
What is District 9?
The general talk around channel for non emergent information, keeps EMS Ops from being overloaded.
What is Meeting 1?
This system has four hospitals and three free standing ERs in the tri-county area.
What is Roper?
Deputy Chief of Operations.
Who is Chief Tyler Cooney?
Something untoward has happened during a call.
What is a statement form?
Trident Main
What is District 15?
This what you do to announce you're in trouble without speaking over the radio.
What is press the orange (panic) button?
These five hospitals offer 24/7 OB care.
What are MUSC Shaw Jenkins, St. Francis, Summerville, East Cooper, and Roper Berkely?
The Assistant Chief of Fleet.
Who is Chief Ken Atwell?
You are placed on this if you cannot be cleared after your third person rides.
What is a corrective action plan (CAP)?
Trident Center Point
What is District 12?
This is the bank of channels used for large events like Bridge Run, the Air Show, and the fair.
What is special event?
Do not transport psych patients to this type of facility.
What is a free standing ER?
Our QA specialists.
Who are Captains Amelia Rothfuss and Dan Simoneau?
This needs to be finished by the end of your shift. The state mandate is 24 hours.
What is your ePCRs (charts)?
Isle of Palms
What is District 11?
EMS Ops is in emergency mode. You do this with your radio until the channel is cleared.
What is move to another channel? (Dispatch will tell you which one.)
The PCI capable hospitals.
What are MUSC (ART), Roper Downtown, the VA, Trident, and Georgetown?
They are our three medical control doctors.
Who are Dr. Blue, Dr. LeBlanc, and Dr. Perry?
This is the repository of all of our forms, paper work, policies, procedures, and COGs.
What is PowerDMS?