NC EMS Expo 2024

NC EMS Expo 2024 - SUCCESS!!

Thanks to all who made Expo a HUGE Success! The HPP Disaster track was a hit, with over 300 participants attending our sessions! Thanks to all our great speakers who helped make this a success!  Also, the newly expanded vendor area was great! We added hallway vendors upstairs outside some of the classrooms.  This was a great addition and we will look to improve and expand this area next year.  Special thanks to all our vendors who joined us this year, we hope to have you back next year! 

Two people stand indoors next to a projector screen displaying a blue background with the words 'Waffle House Index.' Both wear conference badges, and the woman is smiling. The man is dressed in a black vest over a blue shirt.
Waffle House Index! Thanks Larry! Over 120 participants joined this session!
Four people standing indoors behind a display table covered with a dark blue cloth that reads 'N.C. Department of Public Safety.' The table holds bowls of candy, pens, papers, a water bottle, and two large plastic tubs, one orange and one blue. A large framed painting of a garden scene hangs on the wall behind them.
NC Responder Assistance Initiative - A great partnership with DPS/NCEM and OEMS!
Four people standing in front of a display table with a North Carolina Public Health Preparedness & Response banner, featuring informational posters and materials about healthcare preparedness.
NC Public Health Preparedness & Response Medical Counter Measures and the CHEMPACK!
Group of seven people representing federal, state, and local EMS resources standing indoors in front of a white projection screen. They are dressed in business casual and professional attire. A projector is visible on a table in the foreground.
Great information on the Federal Ambulance Contract with GMR/AMR and how to integrate those resources locally!

More Posts

2026 Carolina’s EMS Symposium

This fall, the first Carolina’s EMS Symposium will offer an engaging, case-based educational experience focused on the recognition and management of cardiovascular emergencies in acute care settings.  Attendees will benefit

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Mobile Integrated Health RFA

NCOEMS is now accepting applications from EMS agencies for grant funding to expand mobile integrated health (MIH) and community paramedicine (CP) programs in rural communities across North Carolina. This funding

Healthcare Services in Shelters Webinar

This webinar will provide updated healthcare guidance for coordinating and delivering medical services in congregate sheltering environments during emergencies and disasters. The content is grounded in current state-level plans and