National Association of EMS Physicians

NAEMSP is the organization of physicians and other professionals providing leadership and fostering excellence in EMS.

Learn More

EMS is much more than a ride to the hospital. It is a system of coordinated response and emergency medical care.

Learn More

NAEMSP is dedicated to promoting, educating and increasing awareness among decision-makers.

Learn More

Being a Part of NAEMSP

The EMS World Explained

Advocacy

Blog

The EMS MEd’s blog is to further the practice of prehospital medicine by disseminating open access, up-to-date and high quality educational content.

Learn More

Podcast

NAEMSP’s PEC Podcast is where EMS Physicians engage with authors of the most up-to-date prehospital research.

Learn More

Journal

NAEMSP’s peer-reviewed Prehospital Emergency Care journal is an informative scientific venue for all NAEMSP members and concentrates on original research, position papers, case conferences and issue-focused editorial .

Learn More

Your Ad Here

Advertisement*
* Advertising appearing on this site does not constitute an endorsement of any product or service by NAEMSP®. Click here for more information about advertising in this space.

Announcement

Second Editor-in-Chief of Prehospital Emergency Care Announced

August 6, 2020

We are pleased to announce the selection of Dr. David C. Cone as the next editor-in-chief of Prehospital Emergency Care (PEC), NAEMSP’s official journal. Dr. Cone succeeds Dr. Jim Menegazzi, who has worked since the journal was founded in 1997 to establish PEC as the EMS subspecialty’s most respected journal—a task that Dr. Cone plans to continue and expand upon as editor-in-chief.

2021 Call for Abstracts

The 2021 Call for Abstracts is now available. Click here for more information and to submit your abstract today.
Submission deadline: Tuesday, Sept. 8.

COVID-19: NAEMSP Resources

As more cases of COVID-19 are reported in the U.S., the amount of guidance material being released can become daunting. The media isn’t necessarily helping either as the hype simply adds to the confusion, fear and unnecessary panic. As EMS professionals, we are trained to deal with infectious diseases, and we encourage you to refer to the CDC, WHO, NHTSA EMS.gov and your local and state regulatory institutions for the latest information on coronavirus. For your ease of reference, NAEMSP has curated resources on our website to quickly link you to helpful information including EMS-specific information that may help you generate your own local protocols for issues such as alternative response configurations. Be sure to check back frequently for updates.