On the First Anniversary of our life-saving blood program, CCEMS is holding a Blood Drive to help increase supplies of the blood products we use in the field. The Blood Drive is being held on August 25th from 2:30 to 7 pm in the Charles R. Hooks Education Center on our campus at 7111 Five Forks, Spring (77379).
Welcome to the students of the 2017-18 Paramedic Academy, as they begin training that is intense and challenging and will unfold over the next 13 months…
The only field blood transfusion program of its type which is being pioneered by Cypress Creek EMS and the ESD 48 Fire Department is the cover story in this month’s EMS World Magazine. CCEMS is now the only ground EMS system and ESD 48 is the only fire department in the country that carries blood…
On March 1, 2017, CCEMS was one of several emergency agencies that participated in a “Shattered Lives” program at Tomball High School. Students watched as a horrific distracted driving accident played out in front of their eyes.
Chris Wehe (pronounced Way) is the Volunteer of the Month for February 2017. Chris started with CCEMS in June of 2013 as a non-medical driver. In November of 2013, Chris obtained his EMT-Basic Certification. Recently, Chris attended the latest Basic In Charge Academy and is close to completing the requirements. Chris was chosen for this…
On January 3rd, Cypress Creek EMS in partnership with the South East Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC) provided its first ever Bleeding Control class to the general public and it was a tremendous success….
On Monday Evening, December 19, Cypress Creek EMS Tactical Medics trained more than 60 Klein firefighters how to stop severe bleeding with manufactured tourniquets and proper wound packing techniques.
