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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Page Two <br />La Porte EMS <br /> <br />The La Porte EMS currently operates two Mobile Intensive Care, <br />Type I, modular units on a continuous basis with a third, Type <br />II un it ut il ized a s a reserve/back-up/th ird-out un it. Each <br />unit is identically equipped with EKG Heart <br />Monitor/Defibrillator, UHF Medical Telemetry, Thumper CPR <br />Device, I.V. equipment and supplies, and the most comprehensive <br />stock of drugs of any EMS unit in the State. <br /> <br />The City of La Porte EMS currently provides' EMS coverage to the <br />entire City of La Porte, the Battleground Industrial District, <br />the San Jacinto Battleground/Battleship Texas, the City of <br />Morgan's Point, the Port of Houston, and the West Gulf Maritime <br />Association. In spite of this diverse service area, La Porte <br />EMS consistently has an average response time of 4 4.5 <br />minutes. This average is compiled by the State Department of <br />Health EMS Division and is a service provided to a select few <br />services in Texas. The State service includes quarterly, <br />computer generated reports detailing all aspects of an EMS <br />Sy stem. Sta t ist ical information reflec ted includes not only <br />response times, but also informat ion regard ing pat ient <br />treatment and outcome, patient profiles, time of day profiles, <br />and area profiles. This service has assisted La Porte EMS to <br />effectively service all areas. Additionally, this service is <br />us~d as a guideline to serve new areas. <br /> <br />The City of La Porte H1S ha s a strong, on-going cont inu ing <br />educat ion program admin iste red by the Ed ucat ion Depa rtment of <br />Humana Bay town Hospital. La Porte EMS has an active employee <br />step program to aid personnel in advancing their training level <br />as well as preparing for job advancement. This insures <br />consistent service levels in the event of employee turn-over, <br />illnesses, and vacat ions. La Porte EMS is well-tra ined in <br />infection control procedures designed to safeguard not on;Ly <br />themselves, but their patients. Additionally, La Porte EMS <br />holds an excellent safety record. This was established through <br />the implementation of a carefully planned safety program. This <br />program is administered by educating all personnel to adhere to <br />established safety policies and to utilize all provided safety <br />equipment. <br /> <br />III. MEDICAL DIRECTOR <br /> <br />The City of La Porte medical direction is provided by Dr. <br />Virgilio Suarez, M.D.. Dr. Suarez is an experienced emergency <br />physician and received his medi~al education at the University <br />of Mexico. Dr. Suarez served his residency as a General <br />Surgeon in Canada and specialized as a Cancer Surgeon in New <br />York City. <br />
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