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County EMS pursuing blood-product program, passes narcotics audit, gets training donations
Summary
Marquette County EMS reported it has passed the annual narcotics audit, received funds from EMT Inc. to expand training equipment countywide, and has applied for a grant to start carrying blood products (which would require 30-day product replacement).
Marquette County EMS reported several operational updates on July 1. EMS Director Rob Lulling said the annual narcotics audit was completed and EMS passed, though staff will implement additional security measures based on auditor recommendations.
Lulling said the Medical Director has requested the county begin carrying blood products and that he has submitted a grant to support the program. "If approved, Rob would put the cooler in Med 1 and blood products would need to be replaced every 30 days," the record shows. Lulling also said EMT Inc. donated funds to expand the training program; the county will equip all EMS locations with updated training equipment.
These measures aim to expand clinical capabilities and strengthen training across county EMS operations. The committee approved the Med 1 replacement purchase during the same meeting, enabling the county to place program equipment where needed.
