EMS Grants Program
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The EMS Grants Program from the Ohio Division of Emergency Medical Services funds research to advance trauma care, injury prevention, and EMS system effectiveness across Ohio.
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Funder: Ohio Division of Emergency Medical Services
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Award amounts vary by priority and available resources; funds support equipment, training, and research for EMS organizations and trauma care entities.
Summary: Supports Ohio EMS and trauma care improvements through grants for equipment, training, and research projects.
Key Information: This program is open only to eligible Ohio EMS organizations and research entities; application procedures and eligibility vary by grant priority.
Description
The EMS Grants Program, administered by the Ohio Division of Emergency Medical Services, provides financial support to enhance emergency medical and trauma care throughout Ohio. The program funds the purchase of equipment, training for EMS personnel, and research projects aimed at improving emergency response and patient outcomes. Funding is sourced from seat belt violation fines and is distributed annually based on priorities set by the State Board of Emergency Medical, Fire, and Transportation Services. Grant priorities range from direct EMS organizational support (training, equipment) to research on trauma care, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and EMS systems.
