About Us
About EMS Global Foundation
Australian Registered Charity ABN 94 687 972 176
Established: [Year Placeholder]
Our Purpose
Emergency medical services are essential to national healthcare infrastructure. In many developing nations, prehospital care systems are still evolving and face structural challenges.Our purpose is to strengthen emergency medical systems through:
Structured Prehospital care education
Aeromedical critical care training
EMS governance and operational support
Disaster resilience capacity building
Our Mission
To strengthen emergency medical services through education, partnership, and sustainable systems development.
We work alongside ministries of health, ambulance services, universities, and frontline clinicians to:
Improve clinical standards
Enhance workforce capability
Strengthen governance frameworks
Build national emergency response resilience
Our programs are designed for long-term impact.
Where We Work
Mongolia
Since 2017, EMS Global Foundation has partnered with national stakeholders in Mongolia to support emergency medical systems development.
Programs delivered include:
Our Instructors
Our instructor teams include experienced paramedics, doctors, and nurses from Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, and partner nations.
2025 Instructor Team
Dolly McPherson – Paramedic (Australia / UK)
James Stubley – Paramedic Instructor (UK)
Jarrod Bell – Paramedic Instructor (Australia)
Tania Johnston – Paramedic / Nurse Instructor (Canada / Australia)
2024 Instructor Team
- Dolly McPherson – Paramedic Instructor
- Danny Nayman – Paramedic Instructor
- Stuart Harris – Paramedic Instructor
- James Stubley – Paramedic Instructor
- Jarrod Bell – Paramedic Instructor
- Yas Gunaratne – Doctor / Paramedic Instructor
- Tania Johnston – Paramedic / Nurse Instructor
- Chris Deacon – Paramedic Instructor
Our Mongolian Partners
We collaborate closely with experienced Mongolian emergency medicine leaders to ensure alignment with national healthcare priorities.
Dr. Suvd Nergui (MD, PhD)
Graduate of Harvard University and Tohoku University. Leader of the “Roadside to Nationwide: EMS and Disaster” program and contributor to national EMS development.
Dr. Khosbayar Battugs (MD)
Attending physician and educator involved in trauma training for ambulance doctors.
Dr. Ariunbold Sakhiya (MD)
Director, Ulaanbaatar City Ambulance Center. Oversees emergency operations in Mongolia’s capital.
Dr. Khongor Dejidgunchin (MD, MSc)
Leader of EMS within Mongolia’s National Emergency Management Agency. Focused on aeromedical development and disaster preparedness.
Governance & Accountability
EMS Global Foundation operates under Australian charity regulation and maintains structured governance oversight.
Board of Directors :
- Dr. Hamish McLean , Chair
- Joe Acker , Treasurer
Committees (Placeholder):
Clinical Advisory Committee
Governance & Compliance Committee
Risk & Safeguarding Committee
Funding Model
Our work is supported through:
Government grants
Corporate partnerships
Individual donors
Consultancy services
Shared responsibility strengthens sustainability.
Why Donors Trust EMS Global Foundation
Needs assessed with local medical leadership
Equipment matched to clinical context
Training delivered alongside equipment support
Governance oversight under Australian charity regulation
Long term partnership model
We build capacity. We do not create dependency.
Corporate And Institutional Partnership
Structured opportunities available for:
Equipment Sponsorship
Training Program Support
Regional EMS Development Projects
Recognition options available for major partners.
Every Contribution Strengthens Emergency Response
In emergency medicine, preparation determines outcome.
Your support ensures trained clinicians are equipped and ready.
Secure. Transparent. Accountable.