Join the American Ambulance Association for an enlightening webinar featuring Justin Grohs, General Manager of Great Falls Emergency Services, as he explores the critical world of Wilderness Medicine. This session will delve into the unique challenges faced by EMS providers in rural, remote, and wilderness areas, emphasizing the core principles that are vital for managing medical emergencies in these environments. Whether you are part of a rural or frontier ambulance service dealing with prolonged transport times or operate in occasionally harsh conditions, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to handle a wide range of scenarios effectively.

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SPEAKER JUSTIN GROHS

Justin Grohs has been at the helm of Great Falls Emergency Services since April 2008, managing a dynamic paramedic ambulance operation that handles over 11,000 EMS calls annually across Great Falls, Cascade County, and surrounding areas. With 25 years of rich experience in both field provision and EMS operations and management, Justin’s career spans rural and urban EMS systems across Wyoming, Vermont, Maine, and Arizona. He has been a senior instructor with Wilderness Medical Associates since 1997, teaching courses in wilderness and remote medicine across the U.S. and internationally. Justin also plays a significant role in EMS leadership as a member of the Montana Ambulance Association Executive Board and the Government Affairs Committee of the American Ambulance Association. He holds a B.A. in Classical Studies from Middlebury College and a Paramedic Diploma from the Maine EMS Academy.