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LFEMS is once again accepting bids from instructors, Education Coordinators, ALS Coordinators, EMS agencies, local governments, etc. to offer Category 1 Continuing Education and approved auxiliary courses throughout the region. Thanks to a cooperative opportunity with the Virginia Department of Health Office of EMS, funding is available to pay an hourly rate for qualified CE courses, and a per-student payment for approved auxiliary courses. Courses MUST COMPLETE by June 30, 2019 to be eligible for funding.
Please note that CE courses are NO LONGER REQUIRED to be announced in 33-hour blocks, and are not restricted to two per locality. Any number of courses, for any number of hours of ALS or BLS Cat. 1 CE, in any locality may be submitted.
LFEMS Request for Proposals (RFP) EMS CE and Auxiliary Courses 2019
LFEMS Request for Proposals Application EMS CE and Auxiliary Courses rev FY19

A Manzione 1It's with great pleasure that we announce the arrival of our new AHA Training Center Coordinator. Anthony Manzione assumed his duties with us on May 11, 2018. Anthony has been an AHA instructor for the past two years, an EMS provider since the 1980s, is retired from the FAA, and is currently a volunteer at Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company in Winchester. In his spare time he also works part-time for Valley Medical Transport. He'll keep the same e-mail address used by by previous Coordinators, which is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Feel free to stop in & meet him soon! 

John PetrieThe Council is pleased to announce the addition of John Petrie to the staff as the new EMS Systems Coordinator. John retired from Prince William County Fire & Rescue as Battalion Chief and Paramedic. John holds a wide variety of certifications & licenses including Instructor III & Officer IV from the VA Department of Fire Programs. He received his Master of Arts in Disaster & Emergency Management from American Public University in 2010. John will begin his tenure on June 1, 2018.