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The PCRF/New York State/Northwell Health Research Summit matches participants with clinical mentors, methodologists, and statisticians to accelerate EMS research with the goal of improving community health and safety through the power of data. During the three-day intensive workshop, participants will learn the basics of EMS research, refine research ideas to assure that the question/goal is clear, explore required data elements to determine viability and define the data query.

This workshop is deal for students, educators, clinical leaders, and front-line clinicians, with innate curiosity and an itch to launch their next (or first!) research project.

Find details and how to register here.

Looking to strengthen your pediatric disaster response skills? The Gulf 7 Pediatric Disaster Network (G7) is offering a free, two-day, in-person course—Pediatric Preparedness for the Healthcare Professional—on August 24–25, 2026, in Savannah, GA. This national-level training is designed specifically for healthcare providers and emergency professionals, with a strong focus on clinical care for children during natural and human-made disasters. Participants will gain practical strategies to enhance preparedness, response, recovery, and resilience at both the patient and systems level. Open to physicians, nurses, EMS personnel, emergency managers, and public health professionals, this course also offers 16 hours of CME, CNE, and EMS CE credits. Don’t miss this opportunity to build critical skills and improve outcomes for pediatric patients—at no cost to attend. Learn more.

Missouri EMSC is launching a new pediatric drowning simulation training series this summer, in partnership with Dr. Finney, Missouri EMSC Medical Director of Pre-Hospital readiness , to provide EMS professionals with hands-on opportunities to strengthen their assessment, resuscitation, and team-based response skills for one of the leading causes of pediatric injury and death. Through multiple simulation events scheduled across the state, EMS providers will engage in realistic drowning scenarios designed to enhance clinical decision-making, improve communication, and reinforce evidence-based pediatric care practices. This initiative reflects Missouri EMSC’s commitment to ensuring that prehospital providers are prepared to deliver high-quality, coordinated care to children experiencing water-related emergencies in their communities. Check out this video from a news outlet highlighting the work. Find more information on the MO EMSC program on their website.

New Jersey is proud to announce the appointment of a new FAN member - Jonas K. Seigel, and the creative way they got this new representative was though a job posting on LinkedIn! You can check out the post here.

Mr. Seigel is the Managing Partner of Seigel Law, a New Jersey and New York personal injury law firm celebrating its 50th year of service. In addition to his work as a trial attorney and volunteer firefighter, Jonas founded the Seigel Law Charity Fund, which supports charitable initiatives benefiting women, children, and families in need throughout the community. He is honored to serve on the Council and looks forward to helping strengthen emergency medical services for children across New Jersey.