The 2020 Symposium Is Going VIRTUAL!
A 1-Day Virtual Symposium with a BLS Focus.
We’re doing this live on Saturday, December 5th. But wait there’s more! We will keep this virtual offering open through the end of 2020 so that if you can’t join us “virtually live” there is still an opportunity to get the great education being provided.
We are offering 8 great topics by nationally acclaimed speakers all at a very reasonable price! We are offering both individual ($49.00) and agency ($500.00) rates, CAPCE accredited hours and of course the NFEM hospitality you have become accustomed to.
Please join us December 5th as our precursor to being back live and IN PERSON April 22-24, 2021.
Register now. It will only take a minute.
Our Virtual 2020 Speakers
Many years of proven experience in their fields.
Theresa Bowden
MSN, CFRN, CCRN, C-NPT, Life Flight Network
Jess Fulkerson
Lieutenant/Paramedic North Mason Regional Fire Authority
Bill Justice
FF, NREMT-P, TEMS, (Ret.) Capt. Oklahoma Fire; Owner, NFEMS
Scott Lail
EMT-P, FP-C, Fire Chief, Cleburne Fire Department; Owner, NFEMS
Kevin Lawler
Captain, Kootenai County Fire & Rescue
Ed Racht, MD
CMO, Global Medical Response
Mark Sawdon
CEO – Emergency Medical Education, LLC
Janet Taylor
BSN, CEN, CFRN, NREMT-B – Golden Valley Memorial Hospital / LifeFlight Eagle Air Medical Transport
Chris Way
Fire Chief, Kootenai County Fire & Rescue; Owner, NFEMS
Want To Be a Speaker?
Use the following link to submit your desired topics and information for our team to consider for future years!
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Our Mission: “To Deliver the Highest Quality, Patient and Provider, Focused Medical Education”
Chris Way
Fire Chief, Kootenai County Fire & Rescue
Chris is the Fire Chief of Kootenai County Fire & Rescue in Idaho. He has been in EMS for 26 years and is a licensed paramedic. Chris got his paramedic education from Coffeyville (KS) Community College…
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Bill Justice
EMS Educator
Bill is a frequent educator at regional, national and international conferences. Bill’s user-friendly approach to emergency management topics provides a relaxed and interactive atmosphere for all participants…
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Scott Lail
Chief Cleburne Fire Department
Scott began his EMS career in 1992. Shortly after his arrival into pre-hospital medicine, he became a Firefighter with the City of Cleburne, Texas. Scott became the EMS educator for his Department…
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