Welcome to Texas EMS Alliance
The Texas EMS Alliance was founded to provide an informed and collaborative voice for the future of Emergency Medical Services in the state of Texas. We accomplish this mission through a diverse organizational structure that calls for direct representation from the many agency types that comprise the Texas EMS system. The Texas EMS Alliance believes that our credibility starts with a strong group of EMS Providers from across the state who have demonstrated their individual commitment to the communities they serve through strong ethical practices and a desire to provide the best patient care possible. Some of our noteworthy attributes include:
- A Representative Board of Directors
- Consistency and dedication to transparency
- A new member vetting process
- Collaborative efforts to positively effect the industry as a whole
- Member’s daily commitment to excellence
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Recent News
Ambulance Documentation Specialist Course: August 27/28 in Houston
14th, August, 2019
The Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC) EMS Committee is pleased to offer a Certified Ambulance Documentation Specialist Course FREE to all our EMS partners in the… Read More →
Meet Jeff Mincy, TEMSA’s New President
Jeff Mincy started his two-year presidency of TEMSA at EMS EVOLUTION 2019. He serves as the director 0f Coryell Memorial Health EMS. TEMSA recently sat… Read More →
“Creating an Emergency Medical Services Improvement Culture”
Ernesto Rodriguez of Austin-Travis County EMS recently performed a Q&A with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement on "Creating an Emergency Medical Services Improvement Culture." Click… Read More →
Recent Legislative News
Texas Workers’ Comp Proposes Rule for SB 2551
The Texas Department of Insurance - Division of Workers' Comp (TDI-DWC) proposed a rule for SB 2551, which was passed by the 2019 Texas Legislature… Read More →
Texas HHSC’s Response to TEMSA’s ET3 Request
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) submitted its interest in Medicare's new Emergency Triage, Treat, and Transport (ET3) program in a letter dated… Read More →