EMTs

EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) at a wildland fire camp provide critical medical support to firefighters and camp personnel. Their role is essential to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone involved, as wildland firefighting is physically and mentally demanding, with high risks of injury or illness. Here’s what EMTs typically do in a wildland fire camp:

Provide Emergency Medical Care, Monitor Health and Wellness, Treat Heat-Related Illnesses, Manage Smoke Inhalation and Respiratory Issues, Support Fireline Medical Units, Coordinate with Medivac and Other Medical Units, First Aid Education and Preventative Care, Document and Report Medical Incidents, and Mental Health Support