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EMS signs preventive-maintenance contract and to teach BCTC paramedic program
Summary
EMS Director Mike Rogers presented and the court approved a routine preventive-maintenance contract for cardiac monitors and a memorandum of agreement with BCTC for Boyle County EMS staff to teach a hybrid paramedic program that could generate roughly $27,000 in revenue.
Mike Rogers, Boyle County EMS Director, asked the court to approve a routine preventive-maintenance agreement for the department's cardiac monitors and a memorandum of agreement with BCTC for Boyle County EMS to provide instruction in a hybrid paramedic program.
Rogers said the maintenance agreement is a budgeted, recurring contract that keeps cardiac monitors in certified condition. On the paramedic program MOA, Rogers said the county would serve as an off-site adjunct instructor for BCTC; instruction hours would be reimbursed and Rogers estimated the program could bring roughly $27,000 in revenue when it begins in August. "We expect it to be around 27,000," Rogers said. The county attorney reviewed the contract and the court approved both items on voice votes.
Rogers and colleagues noted that the arrangement could help build local staffing pipelines by connecting trainees with county EMS hiring opportunities. The MOA will be renewed annually.
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