As of Monday, three new Medical Service Officers (MSO) with East Pierce Fire and Rescue are ready to jump in when there are life-threatening emergencies in East Pierce County.
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As of Monday, three new Medical Service Officers with East Pierce Fire and Rescue are ready to jump in when there are life-threatening emergencies in East Pierce County. East Pierce Fire and Rescue have now given advance training to three paramedics who have their own specially stocked response truck. At least one paramedic will be on duty nearly around the clock to respond to serious medical calls.MSOs are automatically dispatched to high-priority EMS calls to help provide clinical oversight and support for fire.
“The three new MSOs are firefighter-paramedic officers whose specific priority is to help further improve the medical care delivered to patients in the fire district daily,” the department said in their press release. “In addition to responding to critical 911 incidents, the MSOs provide training and mentoring to our members in the field. One particular focus for the MSOs is to assist with training new probationary firefighter EMTs and firefighter paramedics.
Today’s the day – EPFR’s Medical Services Officers start serving the community! The MSOs will respond from a Ford F250 stocked with Advanced Life Support and specialized medical equipment. If you see MSO-118 on the road, give them a 👋!
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