WASHINGTON — The International Association of Emergency Medical Service Chiefs (IAEMSC) and Intermedix Corporation of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida today announced the opening of the application period for the Harvard Kennedy School of Government’s Senior Executives in State and Local Government program for the summer of 2009.
The scholarship provides funding for one EMS executive to attend the program without cost to him/her or their EMS organization. The selected IAEMSC scholar’s agency is responsible for granting the selected recipient the time to attend this intensive twenty-one day in-residence program in either June or July of 2009. Applicants must be an IAEMSC member in good standing with a current membership valid through at least December 31, 2009. An applicant must have obtained at a minimum a Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university.
IAEMSC member participation in this program is made possible by the continued generous support provided by Intermedix Corporation.
Additional information on this scholarship, the application process and IAEMSC can be found at www.IAEMSC.org.
The selected IAEMSC Scholar for 2009-2010 will be announced on or about May 15, 2009.
About Intermedix Corporation
Intermedix helps fund and support our nation’s emergency safety net — emergency physicians, hospital emergency departments, and 911‐emergency responders. We engineer advanced technologies into our business processes to meet incident documentation requirements, realize revenue potential, and provide advanced informatics to our customers. Our solutions are designed for performance and compliance, allowing our customers to focus on saving lives and promoting healthy recoveries from accidents and illnesses.
Intermedix serves the emergency physician and hospital emergency department market through its subsidiary EPBS, the emergency medical services (ambulance) market through its subsidiary ADPI, and the fire response market through its subsidiary Revenue Rescue. Intermedix has clients throughout the United States and has collected billions of dollars for its clients since its founding.
