Lauderhill Fire Rescue
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Providing high-quality emergency medical care through trained personnel, strong clinical oversight, and modern equipment.
EMS

Lauderhill Fire Rescue personnel are cross-trained as either Paramedics or Emergency Medical Technicians in the State of Florida.

The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division is responsible for ensuring compliance with Florida Bureau of EMS training and equipment requirements, while maintaining the highest level of patient care for the residents and visitors of the City of Lauderhill.

EMS Operations

Lauderhill Fire Rescue’s EMS Division operates four transporting Advanced Life Support (ALS) rescue units, four non-transporting ALS fire suppression units, and an EMS Supervisor that respond to a wide range of fire, medical, chemical, and tactical rescue emergencies.

Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, these units are staffed with a minimum of two paramedics trained in ALS procedures and supported by modern equipment and evidence-based protocols.

Dr. Richard Paley
Medical Direction
Dr. Richard Paley
Medical Director • Serving since 2017

Lauderhill Fire Rescue’s advanced protocol treatments and high-quality care are coordinated through our Medical Director, Dr. Richard Paley. Dr. Paley is an active participant in our team approach and works with medical committees that continually evaluate clinical performance, support ongoing training, and pursue state-of-the-art equipment and emerging best practices in emergency medicine.

EMS Response

Through strong clinical oversight, continuous training, and a commitment to quality improvement, the EMS Division supports safe, effective patient care across the City of Lauderhill every day.