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Tulane EMS
Medical practice
Founded in 1981
New Orleans, LouisianaTulane EMS
Medical practiceFounded in 1981New Orleans, Louisiana
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Tulane Emergency Medical Services is a student-run volunteer ambulance service based on the Uptown campus of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Tulane EMS provides high-quality emergency medical services at the BLS level to the Tulane and Loyola University campuses as well as the surrounding neighborhoods. Additionally, Tulane EMS offers emergency medical technicians for event standbys, ...
Tulane Emergency Medical Services is a student-run volunteer ambulance service based on the Uptown campus of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Tulane EMS provides high-quality emergency medical services at the BLS level to the Tulane and Loyola University campuses as well as the surrounding neighborhoods. Additionally, Tulane EMS offers emergency medical technicians for event standbys, community health fairs, school education curriculums, and CPR classes. All services rendered by Tulane EMS are free of charge. Since its founding over 25 years ago, the primary mission of Tulane EMS has been service to the Tulane and New Orleans community.
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