About SCRTAC
The South Central Regional Trauma Advisory Council, known as SCRTAC, works to strengthen trauma care throughout Wisconsin’s 14 county Region 5.
SCRTAC brings together hospitals, emergency medical services, public safety, public health, emergency management, educators, and community partners to design, implement, evaluate, and continuously improve the regional trauma system. Our work is guided by regional data, protected by confidentiality, and grounded in the needs, limitations, and resources of the communities we serve.
Through regional coordination, performance improvement, trauma education, and injury prevention, SCRTAC works to improve patient care and outcomes, reduce the severity of injuries, and prevent avoidable deaths.
Membership
Membership in SCRTAC is free and available to individuals, organizations, and agencies involved in trauma care, emergency response, injury prevention, public safety, public health, or related work within the region.
Eligible participants become SCRTAC members by attending a SCRTAC meeting, training, exercise, or other official event. Membership remains active for 365 days following the most recently attended event.
SCRTAC members include trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, EMS medical directors, EMS educators and providers, trauma coordinators and trauma program managers, EMS coordinators, hospital administrators, nurses, air medical professionals, firefighters, law enforcement officers, dispatchers, public health professionals, county emergency management personnel, and other interested partners.
Whether you serve in the field, in a hospital, in education, in public safety, or in the community, your participation can help strengthen the regional trauma system.
Meeting dates: 3rd Friday of every EVEN month
Meeting time: 8:30 AM
Meeting location: Virtual via WebEx, or at the Verona Fire Dept, 101 Lincoln St., Verona, WI (October and June meetings)
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