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The Minnesota Rural EMS Resource was established in 2019 to identify, evaluate, and communicate resources available to rural ambulance services in support of their sustainability efforts.

In 2022, The Rural Resource Center worked to perform a Gaps Analysis, focused on resources that could be beneficial to rural EMS services.
View the full Gaps Analysis and report here. 

Vision & Planning

Here you will find a collection of resources that assist rural ambulance services with assessing readiness, review sustainability and explore integration into new roles in the evolving healthcare system. 

Leadership

We're shaking things up, check back soon for updates in leadership resources! 

Community Awareness

Here you will find a collection of resources related to Community Awareness for rural EMS agencies. 

Workforce

Here you will find a collection of resources related to Rural EMS Workforce priorities including recruitment, retention, staffing models and more. 

Funding

Interested in information on funding or budgeting and financial sustainability for rural EMS services? You can find it here.

Education & Training

Check back soon for resources in this area!

Medical Direction & Medical Directors

Are you an EMS Medical Director looking for additional information and training? Perhaps a rural EMS service director looking for information on how to secure medical direction for your service? Either way, we've got you covered! 

Rural EMS Media Toolkit 

Are you struggling to navigate media requests coming into your agency? Or do you want to share your story and more effectively engage with your community? The MAA's Rural EMS Media Kit is full of tools to help you with all things Media. 

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