Do you think you have what it takes to be crowned "MWV Best Medic Team of 2025?!" Each service is encouraged to select a team consisting of one Paramedic and either one EMT or one AEMT to compete together, navigating through one medical and one trauma scenario (2 scenarios total) in front of a panel of Medical Control "judges." 

Put your team together, bring your first-in bag that you typically work out of, and be ready to be challenged. Monitor, suction, and other equipment will be provided. You will be scored on a point system, and the winning team will be announced during the General Assembly Award Ceremony at lunch on Day 2. 

Prizes will be awared. Don't be shy! This is a great way to challenge yourselves, work as a team, and see how you do!

Each service may submit ONE (1) team for the competition, and when registering, please include your service name in the same field as your last name. Only one member of each team needs to register. You will receive your scheduled time to arrive and compete as we get closer to the date. 

• Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM104 Grand Summit Road, Bartlett, NH, 03812

This course is not your average 12-Lead competency review. Expect to learn things you have never even heard of before, and take your knowledge on rhythm strips and 12, 15, and 18-Lead ECG's to the next level.

This course will start with cardiac A&P and basic rhythm review, before quickly diving into the nuts and bolts of 12-lead interpretation, trouble-shooting, and helpful tips. Some of the topics to be covered will include:

-Electrolyte abnormalities;

-STEMI/NSTEMI vs OMI/NOMI;

-Sgarbossa and Smith Modification for identification of OMI/STEMI underlying LBBB or ventricular-paced rhythms;

-Criteria for diagnosing acute vs chronic LBBB in the field;

-Criteria for diagnosis STEMI/OMI underlying LVH;

-STEMI/OMI-equivalent conditions that must go to the cath lab, and many of the mimics out there; 

Much, much more!

A group practice session consisting of quick-evaluation of 36 challenging EKG's will follow, simply looking to see if you can go up against the self-proclaimed "hardest ECG test on the internet," with your one goal being to simply state "STEMI/OMI or no STEMI/OMI." 

Course completion certificate will be issued upon successful completion.

• Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM (19 seats left)104 Grand Summit Road, Bartlett, NH, 03812

This course is intended for seasoned healthcare providers who are proficient  in BLS and ALS skills, reading and interpreting ECGs, and understanding ACLS pharmocology.

Through instruction and active participation in case-based sscenarios, learners enhance their skills in the differential diganosis and treatment of prearrest, arrest, and postarrest patients, with emphasis on critical thinking and decision-making  strategies. 

Successful completion of online and classroom compontents is recognized as an ACLS renewal course.

• Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 12:30 PM to 5:30 PM (8 seats left)104 Grand Summit Road, Bartlett, NH, 03812

Providers of all levels, prepare to get dirty! Join our staff as we review airway anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology. We will take a deep dive into the psychology of airway management, meaning yes, a hard look at yourselves as airway clinicians, and the tips, tricks, and tools we have at our disposal to predict and mitigate any airway challenge thrown at you. Items covered during this course will also include:

-Tracheostomy disasters

- RSI/DSI

- S.A.L.A.D.

- Easy airway maneuvers to mitigate distres

- OG/NG placement

- Digital, nasotracheal, and other less-common methods

- Surgical and needle cric emergencies

- much, much more!

Please arrive wearing either scrubs, work uniform, or something else you do not mind getting dirty in. Gowns will be provided, but expect to be hand's-on for a majority of this course. EMT and AEMT level providers will have the same opportunity to practice skills, but are reminded that this course does NOT allow for non-paramedic personnel to utilize these skills in the field. 

• Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM (15 seats left)104 Grand Summit Road, Bartlett, NH, 03812

This is the Day 2 General Admissions Ticket for the Mt. Washington Valley Joint EMS Program Medical Conference. Purchasing this ticket will grant you admission to the general assembly and lectures on Day 2, with associated CAPCE credit, catered breakfast, catered lunch, and access to the Vendor Hall. 

Please note that if you wish to attend any pre-conference workshops on Day 1, those may have fees specific to those workshops and are not covered by the Day 2 General Admissions Ticket. You do not need to purchase this ticket to attend a Day 1 workshop, but must register for that workshop specifically. 

This conference is being held:

June 14th (Optional Pre-Conference Workshops) and June 15th (General Assembly) from 0700-1700Hrs

Location: Grand Summit Hotel at Attitash, 104 Grand Summit Drive, Bartlett, NH

Organizer: Ridgeline Emergency Education Solutions, LLC, in conjunction with Mt. Washington Valley Joint EMS Program Medical Control

• Sunday, June 15, 2025 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (198 seats left)Grand Summit Hotel at Attitash