Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization (FDRHPO) continues to strengthen mental health and substance use infrastructure by building community capacity to identify, understand, and respond to signs and symptoms of substance use or mental health challenges. FDRHPO has a growing portfolio of free training and community-based initiatives designed to support individuals, organizations, and systems across the North Country. Grounded in the principle that the mind is part of

Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization (FDRHPO) has successfully led an 18-month regional collaboration that significantly increased colorectal cancer screening rates in the North Country, demonstrating how coordinated, evidence-based strategies can improve health outcomes in rural communities. Through participation in the Exact Sciences FOCUS program from fall 2023 to spring 2025, FDRHPO collaborated with 11 clinics across the region, bringing together hospital-base

Join the Clarkson University Department of Emergency Medical Services Education for an important session on recognizing and responding to domestic violence in patient care. Date: March 18 Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM This training will explore how EMS professionals can identify warning signs of intimate partner violence, communicate safely with patients, and avoid escalating dangerous situations. Participants will also learn why domestic violence is considered a major public hea

The Ogdensburg Volunteer Rescue Squad (OVRS) is currently seeking a full-time qualified BLS, AEMT, or Paramedic to fill an open position in our 911 division, effective immediately. The anticipated start date for this position is April 1, 2026. Position Overview The qualified provider must be capable of working in both urban and rural settings and must have at least one (1) year of experience as a provider. This role is ideal for a dedicated EMS professional looking to serve a

Join the New York State Office of Mental Health and the Suicide Prevention Center of New York for an upcoming Suicide Prevention Lunch & Learn focused on reproductive health among women in first responder roles. This virtual session will provide education and awareness on reproductive health issues that may impact women working in emergency services. The discussion will explore physical, mental, and occupational considerations unique to first responder professions. Presenter

Providing high-quality cardiac arrest care requires staying current with evolving evidence and best practices. On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 1800 , EMS professionals are invited to A Change of Heart , a focused review of the 2025 AHA CPR & ECC Guideline Updates for all certification levels AHA Update 2026. This training emphasizes real-world application in prehospital settings, including: Applying the latest AHA guidelines in the field Delivering high-quality CPR with

On Monday, January 12th, University Hospital will implement a new screening process for all Pediatric Emergency Department patients & transfers into Golisano Children’s Hospital. This new process will ensure the timely recognition & management of critically ill pediatric patients. A Pediatric Triage Nurse will now be assigned to the ED entrance to assist with screening pediatric patients. All pediatric patients will be screened regardless of their mode of arrival. The Pediatr

Middlebury Regional EMS is hiring a full-time Paramedic to serve as a lead clinician in a high-functioning, rural ALS system. You’ll run a steady mix of calls across Addison County alongside experienced AEMTs and EMTs, operating from a modern station with living quarters and a gym, and staffing an ALS-equipped Braun F-Series ambulance fleet. Compensation & Schedule Starting salary: $75,000 annually Schedule: Two 24-hour shifts per week Time off: Five days off each week Ove