Last Call EMS

“The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) is a state health care system that provides medical care to patients, first aid to injured victims, and transportation to a medical facility…”

Dedicated to serving the citizens of San Andreas with professionalism, compassion, and excellence.

Introduction to EMS

EMS provides medical care, first aid, and transport, as well as inspections, vaccinations, and laboratory production of medical supplies. All EMS personnel are required to provide medical assistance to state citizens regardless of gender, race, nationality, language, origin, beliefs, or other circumstances, except when there is a direct threat to the life of an EMS employee.

“A person has the right to refuse medical service as well, in which EMS should honor their request.”

Departments

Ambulance Service (AS/GS)

Department responsible for providing first aid to injured victims across the entire state of San Andreas.

Medical Department (MD/HS)

Provides medical care and diagnoses. This department is headed by the Head of the Medical Department and oversees clinical decision‑making and patient treatment.

Training Department (FTO)

Responsible for education, training, exams for trainees, retraining disciplined employees, and certifying Field Training Officers and ARD officers. Led by the Division Chief of Training.

Surgery Department

A unified team of doctors proficient in both surgery and treatment, ensuring comprehensive care for all surgical and advanced medical needs.

Psychiatric Department (EMS‑PSY)

Formed to aid all people of Los Santos with mental health support, creating new ways to connect citizens with specialized medical professionals in psychiatry.

EMS Roles & Scope of Practice

EMT Basic

EMT Basics provide Basic Level of Care: bandaging, splinting, taking vitals, using monitors, and operating an AED. They stabilize patients and transport them to hospital but cannot perform advanced procedures or give advanced medications without a Paramedic.

Paramedic

Paramedics use medications and advanced procedures to treat patients or keep them stable until hospital care. They may run the Fly Car and operate as TEMS if trained and required.

Patient Care & Professionalism

Patient care combines clinical skill and attitude. EMS personnel must treat injuries physically and mentally with strong bedside manner, remaining professional with patients and others while in uniform.

Death Declarations

Paramedics may be called to declare a patient deceased. They must check for signs of life via pulse checks and ECG monitoring; if no cardiac activity is present, they state the official time of death. If activity is found, CPR must be initiated.

Use of Weapons

EMS can carry a taser while on the clock. All EMS wishing to hold a taser must go through taser certification with MRPD. You must hold an active weapons license and adhere to taser rules.

Use of Weapons Rules

  1. Do not fire the taser at anyone in water.
  2. Do not fire the taser at anyone climbing a fence, ladder, or vehicle.
  3. If the citizen states they have a heart condition, do not fire the taser.
  4. Misuse will result in termination from SAEMS.

Uniform Standards

Uniforms are required on duty. All ranks must use scarf and chains 96 or 97. Below are the standard components for each role in SAEMS.

Minimum Requirements