Photos
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Medical Time Out Photos
Concord University is MTO Ready
Sports Medicine Team Meeting with EMS and Officials
Safe Players are Happy Players
Woodrow Wilson High School is MTO Ready
Woodrow Wilson Friday Night MTO
Hand Signals come in handy
STAT, Princeton Rescue Squad, and Healthnet are MTO Ready
STAT ready for game play
Princeton Rescue Squad Leadership supports MTO
Healthnet is prepared for Friday Night Lights
Atlanta Public Schools are MTO Ready
Lakewood showing MTO Pride
Northcutt is MTO Gridiron ready
Education Focus Photos
Andrews Institute
Andrews Institute MTO Talk 2017
Emergency Evaluation Learning Lab
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Learning all about ImPACT Neurocognitive Testing
Practicing on field “downed athlete” scenarios
EMS Education
STAT receives MTO Education
Busy teaching future life savers
Project Driven Photos
The Spring League
Highlighting concussion safety by bringing ImPACT testing to The Spring League
Another Hard Practice Day
Get them while they last, everyone complies with treatment when “The Lollipop Lady” appears
Providing unique experience for Concord University Students
Prom Promise
Community Engagement is important
Giving Kids a reason to stop and think
MTO Presented to the Wyoming County Board of Education
Dr. Jim Kyle along with Mark Brooks, MCCP and STAT EMS Agency Training Officer presented the Friday Night Medical Time Out concept to the Wyoming County Board of Education. The Board voted unanimously in favor of implementing the concept in the Wyoming County high schools. A final reading of the Friday Night Medical Time Out will be added to the board’s upcoming agenda.
