Indiana Emergency Medical Services CommissionGovernment
United States · founded 1974
What it is
The Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission is a state regulatory body responsible for overseeing and coordinating the statewide emergency medical services system in Indiana. It is mandated to establish standards, certify personnel and provider organizations, and regulate training and emergency healthcare protocols across the state. Created by the Indiana General Assembly in 1974, the Commission was formed to bring standardized, high-quality pre-hospital care and formal certification to emergency responders statewide.
People
Kiely Culberson
Member
Kelly Russ
Member
Dr. Stephanie Gardner
Member
Patrick Hutchinson
Member
Jeremy Mast
Member
Tom Fentress
Member
Carmen Elliott
Member
Zoe Frantz
Member
Katie Morgan
Member
Mike Braun
Governor of Indiana