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Next week, hospitals across our region are celebrating EMS Week and recognizing the incredible work of our prehospital p...
05/15/2026

Next week, hospitals across our region are celebrating EMS Week and recognizing the incredible work of our prehospital professionals.
From dispatch to definitive care, EMS is a vital part of the trauma continuum — and our hospital partners are proud to celebrate the teams who answer the call every day.

05/15/2026

May 15 – Midtown Cookout

EMS Week kicks off tomorrow! 🚑 Join Emory Healthcare - Midtown from 11am–1pm for a cookout as they celebrate their incredible EMS teams and everything they do for our communities every day.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Nathan Stanaway

Today was a great day with the officers of Sugar Hill Marshals Office!These men and women are now equipped with the trai...
05/15/2026

Today was a great day with the officers of Sugar Hill Marshals Office!

These men and women are now equipped with the training and tools to take immediate action when seconds matter most. From direct pressure to packing to tourniquet application, they’re better prepared to respond to life-threatening bleeding emergencies and help save lives in our community.

We’re incredibly grateful for their commitment to service, safety, and continuing education. Every officer trained and every kit placed into the field strengthens the chain of survival across our region. 🩸🚓💙

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05/14/2026

Stop the Bleed kit applications are open May 4–31!

These kits help communities be better prepared to respond in a serious bleeding emergency, giving people the tools and confidence to act quickly while waiting for first responders.

You may qualify for a one-time bleeding control kit allotment if your organization is a Georgia public education institution, law enforcement, or government agency, and has at least 10 trained staff.

If your space is where people gather, this is a simple but powerful way to help keep them safer.
Apply here:
https://trauma.georgia.gov/stop-the-bleed/bleeding-control-kit-application-period

When emergencies happen, the actions taken in the first few minutes can make all the difference.Thank you to the Newton ...
05/14/2026

When emergencies happen, the actions taken in the first few minutes can make all the difference.

Thank you to the Newton County Sheriff’s Office for investing in Stop the Bleed training and expanding their ability to provide immediate lifesaving care to the citizens of their community.

con·tin·u·umPronunciation: /kən-ˈtin-yü-əm/ - Something that exists as a continuous sequence or whole with no clear div...
05/13/2026

con·tin·u·um
Pronunciation: /kən-ˈtin-yü-əm/ - Something that exists as a continuous sequence or whole with no clear division into parts. Healthcare is a continuum — an unbroken chain of care where every role, every department and every interaction matters. Within a hospital, countless professionals move together seamlessly to stabilize, treat, support and care for patients during some of life’s most critical moments.

This Hospital Week, we recognize the strength of that continuum and the people who make it possible every single day.

When a trauma patient arrives, an entire network of professionals immediately goes to work. Nurses, physicians, laborato...
05/12/2026

When a trauma patient arrives, an entire network of professionals immediately goes to work. Nurses, physicians, laboratory staff, imaging teams, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, environmental services, transport teams, social workers and many others each play a vital role in patient care.

Every action matters. Every department matters. And together, these teams form the coordinated continuum of care that helps save lives every day.

05/11/2026

Great outcomes in emergencies start with great training.

The Georgia Trauma Commission’s Applied Anatomy and Cadaver Lab is a continuing education program for currently licensed EMS providers, offering the opportunity to learn and practice life-saving skills using real anatomy, helping providers recognize critical findings faster, make better decisions under pressure, and deliver higher quality care when seconds matter

With small class sizes and focused, hands-on instruction, this program supports high acuity, low frequency skill development in airway management, chest trauma, and resuscitation, directly aligned with the needs identified by EMS providers across Georgia.
The first lab launches this week in Gainesville, with additional sessions planned across the state, including Macon, Swainsboro, Metro Atlanta, and expansion into every EMS region.

Spots are limited, learn more and register today.

https://trauma.georgia.gov/ems-grants/gtc-ems-education-initiatives

This Hospital Week, RTAC Region 3 proudly recognizes the Level I-IV trauma hospitals that stand ready every day to care ...
05/11/2026

This Hospital Week, RTAC Region 3 proudly recognizes the Level I-IV trauma hospitals that stand ready every day to care for our region’s most critically injured patients.

Thank you for your commitment to exceptional patient care, community education, injury prevention outreach, and your partnership in the coordinated continuum of trauma care across our region. Together, we strengthen the system that saves lives.

Inspired by the humanitarian mission of the Red Cross, RTAC Region 3 is committed to strengthening preparedness, coordin...
05/08/2026

Inspired by the humanitarian mission of the Red Cross, RTAC Region 3 is committed to strengthening preparedness, coordination, and life-saving care across our communities. Through education, partnership, and system-wide collaboration, we work every day to ensure the right care reaches the right patient at the right time.

Nursing is the foundation of patient care—but trauma nursing is where skill meets urgency.In the most unpredictable mome...
05/06/2026

Nursing is the foundation of patient care—but trauma nursing is where skill meets urgency.
In the most unpredictable moments, trauma nurses lead, adapt, and save lives.
We are grateful for all nurses—and especially those who stand ready when it matters most.

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