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Emergency Medical Services
Registration (2-step process) is required to establish an account (email = unique ID)
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DO NOT use multiple internet browsers.
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Once registered, you may submit your enrollment application to become a Forest Service authorized EMS Provider.
Submit EnrollmentCheck for updates, status of account, and to submit application for recredentialing.
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National EMS Program
The USDA Forest Service has a responsibility to our employees to ensure they receive prompt and professional emergency medical care in the event of an emergency. This is especially true given the nature of the Forest Service work, where injuries and illnesses can happen far from hospitals, ambulance access, and other emergency services.
The EMS Program is comprehensive and allows for agency credentialed EMS providers to render emergency medical care. The program is authorized per policy and regulations, and provides medical direction, protocols and procedures, and credentialing.
The EMS program is supported by the National EMS Program office in Washington DC, the Regions and Units (i.e., National Forests), the Regional and Unit EMS Coordinators, and a network of Local Emergency Medicine Advisors (LEMAs, i.e., agency physicians).
For more information, please contact the Washington Office National EMS Program team at SM.FS.EMS@usda.gov, and include a subject line in the email. Additional information may be found on our websites: