The Fairfield University EMS Rescue Team is comprised of University students who share an interest in Emergency Services and volunteering in the community.

Our members range from certified Emergency Medical Technicians, Fire Fighters, and Lifeguards. Members who do not hold a current certification have an interest in getting one or learning what EMS is all about.

The Fairfield University EMS Rescue Team was approved by the Student Organization Board of Governors (SOBOG) as an official organization on Sunday, January 28, 2007.

Currently, the Fairfield University EMS Rescue Team is a student run volunteer emergency medical service that has been serving the Fairfield University community since January 2007. We provide Basic Life Support (BLS) service, through highly trained Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), at numerous school sponsored functions and events.

In addition, we assist the Fairfield University Department of Public Safety in providing emergency medical coverage to the University during peak hours. We will also be responsible for running training courses in CPR, First Aid, AED use, and in the promotion of EMS awareness and campus safety to the University community.

The Fairfield University EMS Rescue Team is a student run volunteer emergency medical service that has been serving the Fairfield University community since January 2007.

We provide Basic Life Support (BLS) service, through highly trained Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), at numerous school sponsored functions and events. In addition, we assist the Fairfield University Department of Public Safety in providing emergency medical coverage to the University during peak hours.

We will also be responsible for running training courses in CPR, First Aid, AED use, and in the promotion of EMS awareness and campus safety to the University community.