EMS Global Foundation Programs
Explore EMS Global Foundation education and consultancy programs. Online and in-person courses available to strengthen out of hospital care systems.
Our Programs
Building stronger emergency medical systems through education, information sharing, coaching and mentoring, and long-term partnerships.
EMS Global Foundation delivers evidence-based programs and consultancies that strengthen out of hospital care systems aligned to local needs and resources.
Registered Australian Charity ABN 94 687 972 176
International Presence: Australia, Canada, UK, Mongolia
Program 1
Prehospital & Retrieval Medicine Training
Ambulance Doctors
Since 2018, Mongolian ambulance doctors have participated in structured Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine education and clinical training delivered by EMS Global Foundation educators.
Paramedicine as a profession is not yet formally established in Mongolia. Our 4-day program equips ambulance doctors with:
- Medical and trauma assessment in prehospital settings
- Safe patient retrieval and transport
- Human factors and crew resource management
- Mass-casualty and disaster triage
- Clinical leadership and out-of-hospital decision-making
September 2026: The third delivery of this course with updated curriculum and online learning integration.
Program 2
National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Aeromedical Doctors & Nurses
Aeromedical Critical Care Education
In 2023, NEMA aeromedical clinicians completed 10 days of intensive face-to-face training in aeromedical transport and critical care.
2024 included 5 days of advanced training with high-fidelity patient simulation to strengthen capabilities in out-of-hospital critical care.
Planning is underway for online learning modules to complement in-person training and create a sustainable national education pathway for aeromedical clinicians.
Where the project has delivered training so far, lives are being saved, patient outcomes have improved, and I expect this will continue as the project is implemented nationally.” — Mongolian Society for Emergency Medicine, 2023
Program 3
Ambulance Driver (Attendant) Program
Since 2017, EMS Global Foundation has been building sustainable ambulance support capacity in Mongolia. Since 2023 our education and training programs align with the World Health Organization (WHO) Basic Emergency Care Course curriculum.
The 4-day program trains
ambulance drivers and first responders to:
• Assist doctors and nurses on emergency scenes
• Support trauma management and patient care
• Improve team coordination and scene safety
Participating teams include:
• Ulaanbaatar City Ambulance Center
• National Emergency Management Agency Fire & Rescue Professionals
• Mongolian Armed Forces Ambulance Clinicians
Online Education
In September 2026, our programs will be available online via our own learning management system, expanding access for:
- Ambulance Doctors and Ambulance Nurses
- Aeromedical Clinicians
- Ambulance Drivers and Attendants
- Paramedics in Low and Middle Income Countries
Benefits:
- Flexible, self-paced modules
- Interactive videos, lectures, skill demonstrations, and tutorials
- Standardised curriculum across regions
- Seamless integration with in-person training
- Multi-language capability
Why Our Programs Matter
Emergency services systems cannot improve with equipment alone.
We deliver education and training that is:
- Context-specific – aligned to local EMS needs
- Sustainable – supports long-term system development
- Integrated – works with government ministries, ambulance services, hospital networks, fire and police services, and local leaders
Our programs strengthen prehospital care and improve patient outcomes while creating scalable systems.
Partner With EMS Global Foundation
We collaborate with:
- Governments and Ministries of Health
- Ambulance Services
- Fire, Police, and Disaster Management Agencies
- Hospital and Medical Institutions
- Professional Colleges
- Corporate Sponsors
- Other NGOs
If your organisation is interested in supporting structured, evidence informed EMS development, we welcome a discussion.