EMT, PARAMEDIC, and MICN APPOINTMENTS

Please note that all required material for EMT, Paramedic, and MICN certifications will be submitted online through our email address: [email protected] 

• Certification fees can be mailed in or dropped off to our office in Vallejo. Our mailing address is 355 Tuolumne St. MS 20-240 Vallejo, CA 94590 OR call 707-784-8155 to find a drop off time. 

Please email [email protected] or call 707-784-8155 for any questions.  Check the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of the website to verify all required documentation (link is provided on the left).  You MUST provide ALL DOCUMENTATION listed in the "frequently asked questions" when submitting your paperwork via email, mail or in person.

• EMTs - INITIAL EMTs - Please ensure your livescan is completed PRIOR to submitting required materials.
• PARAMEDICS & EMTs- to reaccredit/renew, scan/email all documentation to: [email protected]; Please include current mailing address, phone number and email address in your message.

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JASON COMER AWARD NOMINATIONS

Jason Comer was a Paramedic who worked in Solano County until his passing in December 2016.  He began his career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in 2001, eventually rising through the ranks to become the QA Manager for Medic Ambulance, an ambulance provider based in Solano County.  He was a field training officer who mentored many paramedics and EMTs who are currently working in California’s EMS system.  He was also an active advocate and participant in the “Every 15 Minutes” program which targets teens and tackles the issue of drinking/texting  while driving.  This program offers real-life experience addressing the impacts of drinking/texting while driving, without imposing the real-life risks for high school students. 

Jason’s commitment and contribution to the local EMS community will be honored annually through the issuance of the Jason Comer Award beginning in 2018.  The Jason Comer award is designed to recognize an individual for his or her outstanding commitment, dedication, and contributions to improving emergency medical service for the residents and visitors of Solano County.

Nominations are now OPEN.


Past Winners
2018-Danny Torres, Firefighter/Paramedic with Fairfield Fire
2019-Brian Meader, Operations Manager with Medic Ambulance 

MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS:

The Solano Healthcare Emergency Auxiliary Response Team (Solano HEART) is looking for medical and non-medical volunteers who are interested in assisting Solano Public Health and the general public during a disaster or catastrophic event.

Solano HEART is a community operated project that will function to locally recruit, train, and deploy volunteers.  When a public health emergency occurs, the need for volunteers may be tremendous.  HEART volunteers will be used to supplement existing emergency services when a disaster is of a magnitude that exceeds existing resources.  Volunteer skills and expertise will also be utilized in preventive community programs throughout the year.

Who can volunteer? 

Solano HEART is seeking volunteer medical professionals, such as physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, veterinarians, and epidemiologists.  Community members such as interpreters, chaplains, office workers, legal advisors, and others are also being sought as they can fill vital roles during an emergency.

How do I join?

An application to become a member of Solano HEART can be found in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) forms section of the Solano County EMS web page at https://www.solanocounty.com/depts/ems/forms/default.asp .
 
For more information about the program, contact the Solano HEART Coordinator at (707)-784-8155 or email  [email protected].