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2007 Class ScheduleBare Bones Trauma Conference is fast approaching. 16 Continuing Medical Education hours will be offered during the two day event with a least one class in each of the 11 categories in structured hours. Skill inservices for PASG, AED and Self Assisted Meds will be one class with three stations of 20 minutes each. Two intermediate classes will be held; one during the basic skill inservices class, and the second in conjunction with a structured hour class.
Credit card payments can be processed through PayPal by following the directions on the registration page - a billing statement will be issued by PayPal. All fees must be paid before September 21, 2007.
The Bare Bones Trauma Conference evolved from a need for EMT continuing medical education hours that could be offered close to the December 1 recertification date required by the Wyoming Office of Emergency Medical Services.
Starting in 1998, the conference was billed as the Eastern Wyoming Trauma Conference, and it was held in different communities in eastern Wyoming. Initially, classes began at 1:00 p.m. on Friday and were completed by 6:00 p.m. on Saturday. Attendance was small but it wasn't long until Wyoming EMTs learned that it was a quick, inexpensive way to obtain 12 structured hours for recertification.
By 2002, the conference had a new name, 'Bare Bones Trauma Conference' and a permanent location in Cheyenne at Laramie County Community College. It adopted a skeleton in a tuxedo and top hat as its logo and expanded the available recertification hours to 16. At the request of those attending the conference, classes now begin at 8:30 a.m. on Friday and are out by 5:30 p.m. to allow shopping at the local mall. Saturday classes still begin at 8:00 a.m. and everyone is on the road home by 6:00 p.m.
Due to a generous grant from the Wyoming Department of Health Hospital Preparedness Program, a number of new items will be added to the drawing which occurs on Saturday evening. Individual cash drawings will be held for $100 and (6) $50 each. EMS equipment and a large TV will also be awarded. EMTs must be present to be included in the drawings. Numerous items will also be awarded during class breaks.
Due to a generous grant from the Wyoming Department of Health Hospital Preparedness Program, a number of new items have been added to the drawing which occurs on Saturday evening. Drawings will be held for various EMS equipment and one large television set in addition to one $100 bill and six $50 bills. EMTs must be present to be included in all drawings. Numerous items will be awarded during class breaks.
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Dan Beckle, RN, EMT-P is employed as a flight nurse with Air Life of Greeley, Colorado and works as a Paramedic for Weld County Ambulance Service.
Karen Clark-Bond, BS, RN, NREMT-P works as an ICU Nurse at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center and has recently completed her BS degree in Healthcare Administration.
"Marty" Carroll, OD, FAAO, FACOP practices family eye care and medical treatment of the eye in Cheyenne.
Bob Dean, EMT-P is a senior trainer with the Office of Emergency Medical Services. He is also Scout Master for Boy Scout Troop 101 in Cheyenne.
LuAnne Edwards, RN, BSN is employed as a School Nurse at East High School in Cheyenne. Before becoming a school nurse, LuAnn was a Health Occupations teacher who taught some of the early BEC classes.
Jennifer Goodman, RN, NREMT-P is employed by American Medical Response.
Larry Macy, EMT-P is an owner/operator of Sweetwater Medics and has coordinated the Red Dessert Trauma Conference for several years.
Jimm Murray served as the Chief of Wyoming EMS for more than 25 years. He was instrumental in establishing the EMS Program in Wyoming in the early 1970's.
Curt Orde, NREMT-I is a law enforcement officer with the National Forest Service and works part time for Eastern Wyoming Ambulance Service. His service dogs will be a part of both of his classes.
Laramie County Community College
1400 East College Dr.
Cheyenne, WY 82007
CCI - Centennial Room - Room 129
Laramie County Community College is located in the South-East corner of Cheyenne off of College Drive.
From I-80, take the College Drive exit and turn South. LCCC will be on your right.
From I-25, take the College Drive exit and turn East. LCCC will be on your left.
Click here for a map to LCCC.
E-Mail Contacts
Mailed forms must be recieved by September 17, 2007, but registrations may also be done in person on the first day of the conference.
Mail completed forms to:
Bare Bones Trauma Conference
PO Box 2311
Cheyenne, WY 82003
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Ron McKee, MD
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Jim Mayberry - Program Manager
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