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New:
Call for Speakers: Vermont EMS Conference 2026
March 6 – 8, UVM Davis Center in Burlington, Vermont
We’re now accepting speaker proposals for the 2026 Vermont EMS Conference! This premier event brings together EMS clinicians, educators, and leaders for high-impact clinical learning, hands-on training, and meaningful collaboration.
We’re seeking engaging speakers to present 30-minute sessions or lead in-depth pre-conference workshops. Topics may include emergency care, behavioral health, opioid response, scenario-based education, and more.
Speaker proposal deadline is September 1, 2025
For more information and to submit a proposal, please see the attached flyer or follow this link: Submit your proposal here
New: The 2025 Statewide EMS Protocols have been released. Go to the Policies and Resources page for more information.
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Vermont's Emergency Medical Services system – or EMS – responds to medical emergencies daily. EMS is an integrated system for emergency medical treatment and transportation of sick and injured patients. The Vermont Office of Emergency Medical Services works on behalf of Vermonters to ensure that the EMS system is adequately equipped and prepared to provide the best out-of-hospital emergency care possible. There are nearly 170 ambulance and first responder agencies in the state (167 after 1/1/2024). There are approximately 3,000 licensed emergency medical service (EMS) practitioners and over 400 providers certified as Vermont Emergency First Responders.
The Vermont EMS Office is available to answer all your questions. Send us an email or call us at 802-863-7310.