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| From the emergency medical dispatchers who answer your calls, to paramedic ambulance crews, to the division heads, Toronto Emergency Medical Services is working for you |
Toronto Emergency Medical Services employs over one thousand hard-working men and women. The service is organized into the following divisions:
Operations Division:
- Provides emergency and non-emergency medical care and transportation by paramedic ambulance crews.
- Responsible for operational supervision and support.
Operations Support Division:
- Provides human resource services to the department including: Accommodations, Fleet Operations, Facility Maintenance, Staff Scheduling, Materials Management and Communication Systems Engineering.
- Responsible for the maintenance and distribution of medical equipment and supplies.
- Supports the Operations Division.
Central Ambulance Communications Centre (CACC):
- Provides an ambulance dispatch service that includes a 911 call receiving system, radio dispatch and operational analysis.
- Comprises the operational functions of the dispatch service, and the design, operation and maintenance of radio, telephone and computerized equipment.
- Responsible for the training of dispatchers and the creation of updated map location data.
Program Development Division:
- Includes EMS Education, the Professional Standards Unit, Community Paramedicine, Media and Multimedia Communications, and EMS Planning.
- Provides public education to promote rapid and appropriate use of emergency resources.
- Provides continuing medical education to paramedics.
- Responsible for training and developing department staff for first-aid training for City of Toronto staff and for recruiting paramedics.
- Responsible for complaint investigation, operational reviews, and the coordination of programs with governmental agencies.
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