A nonspecific contribution that ensures UEMR's high standard of care is upheld.

First Aid Supplies. These supplies are frequently used at university and athletic events to treat minor injuries.

Supplies used to immobilize patients with potential neck or back injuries.

Equipment and supplies needed to control life-threatening hemorrhage.

Respiratory emergency supplies are our most common recurring expense. Supplies used in the management of respiratory emergencies include Bag Valve Masks, Non-Rebreather Masks, and Nasal Cannulas.

Equipment and supplies necessary for the expansion and development of UEMRs training division. UEMR's training division offers American Heart Association courses: Heartsaver CPR/AED, Basic Life support, and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED, as well as The White House Bleeding Control campaign course 'Stop The Bleed", and several UEMR specific courses.

Personal protection equipment and infection control supplies. These supplies are used to protect UEMR providers from body fluids and to appropriately dispose or decontaminate equipment.

Wear and tear damage to our golf cart and medical equipment are common, especially during our 911 calls. Maintaining our medical equipment is our highest priority and ensures the highest possible standard of care. Fund UEMR's equipment maintenance and service plans for (1) year.

Provide (1) year of Continuing Education for all of UEMR's providers via the UT Southwestern/Biotel EMS Education Program.

All the necessary equipment that our EMTs need to properly manage an airway emergency. Airway management is our most valuable service that we provide. Ensuring a patent airway is in place as well as proper ventilation is our priority on scene.

Minimum equipment necessary for the management and treatment of cardiac arrest. In Cardiac Arrest emergencies, seconds save lives. Our EMTs are trained in the proper use of AEDs in order to effectively manage cardiac arrest emergencies.