Introduction to ems leadership
Presented by GEMSA and the Georgia EMS Leadership Alumni Association
When: June 1, 2, 3 2025
Class will begin June 1st at 1400 hours
June 2, 2025 at 0800 hrs till objectives are met
June 3, 2025 at 0830 hrs till objectives are met
Time: 16 hours over three days
Where: Hard Labor Creek State Park - Rutledge, GA
Other: Meals and Lodging are covered
Funding provided by the Georgia Emergency Medical Services Preparedness Foundation.
Applications should be submitted by 5 pm on April 15, 2025 at the link below.
APPLY HERE
This is an entry level leadership course designed to engage and provide the first level of training for new and/or future leaders in the EMS profession. The course focuses on developing professionalism and preparing the future generation of EMS leaders in order to prosper in those roles. This course will cover the following topics:
- Leadership
- Developing Professional Skills
- Communications
- Time/Priority Management
- Critical Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Conflict Resolution
- Diversity/General Differences
Download the course descriptions here.
If you have questions about the course, contact: grant@georgiaemsassociation.com.
Items you will need to apply for the course:
- You will be notified that you are accepted into the course - at this time you will need to submit an essay on ' Why I want to be a Leader".
This is an entry level leadership course designed to engage and provide the first level of training for new and/or future leaders in the EMS profession. The course focuses on developing professionalism and preparing the future generation of EMS leaders in order to prosper in those roles. This course will cover the following topics:
- Leadership
- Developing Professional Skills
- Communications
- Time/Priority Management
- Critical Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Conflict Resolution
- Diversity/General Differences
Download the course descriptions here.
If you have questions about the course, contact: grant@georgiaemsassociation.com.
Items you will need to apply for the course:
- Required documentation – (A, B, and C) see below
- Letter of Endorsement from Supervisor (2. A or B)
- Student Information
- Student Essay - Why you want to participate in this entry level course, 250-500 words.
- Student Commitment Form
- Supervisor acknowledgement of participation (Download the form for 5&6 here. Print, sign, and scan.)
Details regarding each element are provided below.
1. Required Documentation- Please provide documentation for the following:
A – Resume or CV
B – Proof of pre-hospital provider certification (EMT, A-EMT, CT, Paramedic, RN)
C – Active GEMSA membership
2. Letter of Endorsement from:
A – Direct supervisor with your organization or
B – Georgia EMS Leadership Alumni
3. Student Service/Personal Contact Details along with Training and Background
- Current Certifications
- Highest Degree Earned
- How many years have you worked in EMS?
- If applicable, How many years have you worked in rural EMS?
- How many years have you worked in your current position?
- Have you ever worked in a supervisory role? If yes, for how long?
- Do you work for more than one service? If so please list services
- Briefly describe your job duties, or attach a copy of your current job description
4. Student Essay
Please write a Statement of Interest, not to exceed one page. This essay should detail why you are seeking leadership training.
5. Student Commitment Form
6. Supervisor acknowledgement of participation
(Download the form for 5&6 here. Print, sign, and scan. You will upload it on your application.)
