New England Emergency Medical Training opens doors in East Providence with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

EAST PROVIDENCE, RI – East Providence officials joined in the celebration of an Open House/Ribbon Cutting ceremony recently for the New England Emergency Medical Training (NEEMT) in its new location at 1970 Pawtucket Avenue, East Providence.

East Providence City Manager Paul Lemont, Rhode Island State Representative Katherine Kazarian, and City Councilor Bob Britto were on hand to welcome CEO Carol Mansfield to East Providence.

Ms. Mansfield acquired NEEMT recently and plans to expand the school’s offerings. The new  2,500 square foot location will now serve as headquarters for NEEMT and will house some of the growing company’s administrative offices.

According to Mark Haskell, President of Corporate Relations and Government Affairs for Stat/Southcoast EMS and Coastline EMS, the school will be incorporated under the Stat/Southcoast and Coastline umbrella, and will seek to draw students from Massachusetts as well as Rhode Island. Presently, New England Emergency Medical Training primarily prepares individuals for EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) and Paramedic examinations. Haskell notes that they may include training in related areas, such as Phlebotomy, CPR, ACLS, PAIS, EKG, CNA; and refreshers that will include CEU Credits, EVOC for ambulance, and OSHA. Additionally, they do “Mock Codes” for contracted medical facilities.

New England Emergency Medical Training currently has 10 instructors, and Haskell said that they expect to increase the number of instructors in the near future.

About Carol Mansfield

Mattapoisett, MA resident Carol Mansfield, who has just completed the acquisition of New England Emergency Medical Training, is the Chief Executive Officer of three ambulance/emergency medical transportation companies and two EMT Training Schools in New England: Stat Ambulance Service Dartmouth, Stat-Southcoast EMS, Coastline EMS, STAT Emergency Medical Training and Coastline Educational Services.

Under Ms. Mansfield’s leadership, the companies have grown from a two-ambulance service in one location into a company with multiple locations in two states with more than 200 employees.

About Coastline Ambulance Services

Coastline is based in East Providence on Dexter Avenue, and provides ambulance services and wheelchair transport, including emergent and non-emergent transportation, and inter-facility transfers.   The firm was acquired in 2012 by Carol Mansfield, CEO of two Massachusetts companies, Stat and Stat – Southcoast EMS. In the three years since Stat-Southcoast has taken over the company, the number of monthly transports have quadrupled and the company has expanded its service area to work with additional hospitals and health care facilities. For additional information on Coastline Ambulance Service, please contact Mark Haskell, President of Corporate Relations and Government Affairs at 508-997-0707.

About Stat/Stat-Southcoast EMS

Stat Ambulance Service and Stat-Southcoast EMS are owned and operated by CEO Carol Mansfield, who has more than 30 years’ industry experience to the region. Stat Ambulance Service is the 911 provider for the Town of Dartmouth, MA. Stat-Southcoast EMS provides backup 911 for the Town of Dartmouth, as well as for the City of New Bedford and the City of Fall River, as well as numerous nursing care and other healthcare facilities. The firms together employ more than 200 people and operate more than 60 ambulances, 30 wheelchair vans, 9 Medical Livery vehicles and 2 Fleet Services. The Stat companies set high standards in the recruitment and training of their Paramedics and EMTs and have a strong, solid record of safety and accomplishment, and they run their own training center for the purpose of helping individuals interested in careers in Emergency Medical Services. The Stat companies maintain headquarters at 360 Faunce Corner Road, Dartmouth, MA, and operate satellite locations in New Bedford and Fall River, MA and Newport, RI.  Stat-Southcoast EMS provides a full range of scheduled and unscheduled healthcare transports to the region.  For additional information, please call Mark Haskell, President of Corporate Affairs and Government Relations, or visit www.southcoastems.com.

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