
Texas Emergency Medical Services Board
Texas Emergency Medical Services Board (TEMSB) has been formed to address the needs of Texas EMS including:
- - Representing ALL EMS Personnel
- - Representing 911 EMS Organizations
- - Providing/Facilitating Continuing Education
- - State Wide EMS Legislative Support
- - Many Member Benefits & Discounts
News & Benefits Information
April 5, 2012 - NEW Special Pricing of Zoll Products Through NCEMSC - Click Here
Benefits:
- - Membership with 20,000 other Texas Emergency Services Professionals
- - Certification Programs available in Fire Suppression, Investigation, Inspection, and Prevention
- - SFFMA Online – Web-based Online Training Reporting Tool
- - Legislative and lobbying representation through the State Firemen’s and Fire Marshals’ Association (SFFMA)
- - Texas Industrial Emergency Services Board (TIESB)
- - Texas Emergency Medical Services Board (TEMSB)
- - Close working relationship with TEEX/ESTI EMS
- - $3000 Accidental Death and Dismemberment Policy for all Members
- - $5000 Immediate Line of Duty Death Benefit
- - Discounts on IFSTA, Delmar, Jones & Bartlett, McGraw Hill, International Code Council, and Action Training
- - Monthly Email based Newsletter, two print publications
- - Annual Training Conference & Convention in June, with include a new EMS learning track
- - Approval Entity for Certified Firefighter Automobile License Plates
- - Nominating Authority for Governor's Appointments to various State Agencies
- - Authority for additions to the State Firemen's Monument at State Capitol
- - Up to date website for Emergency Services Personnel (www.sffma.org and www.temsb.org)
- - Travel, Retail and Insurance benefits through Association Member Benefits Advisors
- - Discounts on Security Alarm Monitoring through Monitronics
- - Cellular Discounts through AT&T (11%), Sprint (23%), Nextel (13%), and T*Mobile (10%)
- - Association Member discounts on the purchase of medical supplies through NCEMSC
- - The Emergency Service’s Legislative Voice at the various State and Federal Levels Sponsorship of Texas Fire Training School at Texas A&M University with new EMS tracks
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