There are specialized crews for every situation. Regional Emergency Medical Service Authority (REMSA) is committed to be ever-evolving to improve patient outcomes, quicker response times and to make sure every patient treated gets the best medical care available.
REMSA Ground Operations is a private, self-sustaining entity that is comprised of 45 ambulances. All emergency response ambulances are staffed with a highly-trained Paramedic and Advanced Emergency Medical Technician.
REMSA was established in 1986 with only a handful of ambulances and staff. REMSA now has a fleet of 45 ambulances, eight support vehicles and a Critical Care Transport unit, and employs 200 full time and per diem Paramedics, Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians (AEMTs) and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs).
REMSA works with local businesses and organizations to provide cost-effective medical and emergency coverage for special events of all sizes and types from the Reno Rodeo to the National Championship Air Races, from school sporting events to concerts. With a fleet of adaptable vehicles and access to a variety of special teams, REMSA works with your organization to determine the appropriate level of medical services from Emergency Medical Technicians to Registered Nurses to physicians and maximizes their presence with educational and outreach offerings.
Events Request Event CoverageREMSA operates 44 advanced life support ambulances licensed by the state of Nevada and identically configured with life-saving equipment and supplies bringing care right to you and your family when it matters most. Ambulances are staffed with a Paramedic and an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) working as a team to respond, treat, and transport patients throughout the region.
In addition to our fleet of ambulances and supervisor vehicles, REMSA uses specialty vehicles to assist our teams in responding in tough environments and the many special events throughout our region. Off-road utility vehicles, T3s, mobile operations center and mountain bikes provide a variety of options for our crews to respond and care for patients.
Five full-time mechanics work to ensure the safety and reliability of our fleet. In addition to maintaining our ambulances, our mechanics service our speciality vehicles and equipment including Polaris Rangers, T3s, gurneys, and stair chairs making sure our entire fleet meets national safety standards and is ready to respond when needed.
A team of dedicated technicians are responsible for ensuring ambulances are ready to respond from stocking medical equipment to ensuring ambulances are operational and ready for the next call. Utilizing a speed loading system and a team dedicated to efficient resource management we are able to deploy ambulances 24 hours a day, seven days a week as needed by region.