The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation are proud to invite all first responders to the 12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium (SRFM). Each year, the FDNY SRFM Symposium brings together military, federal, state, and local medical responders to share their experiences and best practices. FDNY SRFM Symposium includes discussions on current hot topics, updates on the latest medical technology, and recent case studies from around the world. The FDNY SRFM Symposium takes place over four days with workshops, lectures, panel discussions, hands-on skills scenarios, and a vendor showcase with the latest equipment and products. Register for 2025 FDNY SRFM Attendee Information (PDF) 2025 FDNY SRFM Flyer (PDF) View the 2024 SRFM Showcase 2025 FDNY SRFM Faculty 4 Day Package ($450) Two-day course or two pre-symposium workshops WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 3 Day Package ($350) One pre-symposium workshop on April 24 or 25 WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 2 Day Package ($200) Symposium SCHEDULE OF EVENTS April 24 – 25, 2025 Pre-Symposium Activities 2-Day Courses Difficult Airway Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario One Day Workshops April 24, 2025 Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomations at the Bronx Zoo Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals, and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools April 25, 2025 The A, B, C’s of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolf Hearst Burn Center at Weil Cornell Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue Personnel Symposium April 26 – April 27, 2025 Keynote: Rescue is a Patient-Driven Activity Türkiye and Syria Earthquakes: Personal Lessons from Complex Rescues US&R Medical Roles in Earthquake Response: Beyond the Hurricane Deployment Mass Confusion: How Do We Simplify Mass Casualty Response? Medicine’s Roles and Challenges in 21st Century Warfare From Combat to Care: Medical Applications of Military Drones Challenging Return to Play Decisions: Exertional Heat Stroke, Rhabdomyolysis and Exercise Collapse Associated with Sickle Cell Trait Enhanced Medical Monitoring: Roles of Wearables in Medical Special Operations Emergency Intubation in the Physiologically Unstable Patient Impalements: Balancing Patient Care and Removal Managing Critically Ill Pediatric Patients in Resource Constrained Environments A Big Bloody Mess: Field Blood Transfusion Management in MCIs Afternoon Lectures Lithium Ion Batteries and Emergency Response Maximizing Technical Information Systems in US&R Hospital Under Siege: Managing Overwhelming Casualty Surges Leveraging AI and Technology in Disaster Preparedness Hands-On Scenarios Confined Space and Collapse Rubble Pile Care in the Air Emergency Response for Terrorism Threats Virtual Reality Simulations For general information, please call 718-999-2507 or email srfm@fdnypro.org. Want to exhibit at FDNY SRFM? Please call (718) 999-0383. HOST HOTEL To book your reservation at the Hilton Garden Inn Central Park South, please click HERE or call (212) 253-6000. To book your reservation at the Millennium Downtown, please click HERE or call (212) 693-2001. Attendees must ask for the group rate for FDNY Foundation – Group Block 2025. SOLD OUT PRE-CONFERENCE: (4/24 - 4/25) CONFERENCE LECTURES (4/26 - 4/27) AFTERNOON TRACK 1-DAY WORKSHOPS: Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures (4/24) Learn the critical decision-making process and procedure for field limb amputations delivered by NYC’s leading trauma surgeons Review other critical procedural skills such as surgical airway, finger thoracostomy, thoracotomy, lateral canthotomy, peri-mortem c-section Participate in a critical procedural skills practical lab Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomation at the Bronx Zoo (4/24) This workshop takes place at the Bronx Zoo, the largest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. Learn from world-renowned experts on the assessment and management of commonly encountered insects, spiders and snake bites, including a demonstration of administering antivenom for snake bites Participate in a guided tour of the Bronx Zoo’s “World of Reptiles” and exhibits of other things that bite Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (4/24) Understand effective search methods and strategies employed in aerial search and rescue operations Acquire skills in aerial triage that ensure efficient prioritization of medical assistance using the aerial remote triage system Master the techniques of medical package delivery via drones for prompt and effective response in critical situations Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools (4/24) Analyze the specific vulnerabilities of schools, hospitals, and EMS systems to various MCI threats, including active shooters, mass casualty influxes, severe weather events, and cyberattacks Design and facilitate engaging tabletop exercises (TTXs) that realistically simulate MCIs and promote critical thinking and problem-solving among participants. Utilize AI-powered simulation tools to enhance MCI preparedness and response capabilities Develop and implement effective communication strategies and protocols for coordinating interagency response across EMS, hospitals, and other key stakeholders during MCIs Apply triage principles, resource allocation strategies, and incident command system best practices to optimize patient care and minimize casualties in MCI scenarios The ABCs of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood (4/25) This workshop is taught by experienced military and civilian subject matter experts in field blood transfusion Examine the strategic stakeholders and steps required to establish a prehospital blood transfusion program Discuss established standard operations procedures, protocols and guidelines Review examples of successful national civilian programs Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience through realistic scenarios utilizing high fidelity manikins Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations (4/25) Learn from some of NYC’s leading emergency medicine ultrasound faculty Use the latest portable devices and learn the fundamentals of point-of-care ultrasound and its application in the austere environment Participate in ultrasound applications with realistic scenarios Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell (4/25) Learn from experts at the nationally renowned William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell Review the priorities of evaluating and managing a severely burned patient with limited resources including but not limited to triaging and prioritizing the management of burned patients, airway management and ventilation support, fluid resuscitation strategies, effective pain management, and best wound care practices Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue (SAR) Personnel (4/25) Understand and apply principles of prolonged care in resource limited environments Recognize and manage common medical and trauma emergencies encountered in prolonged care environments Perform hands-on practical skills for patient assessment, treatment, and stabilization with limited resources Develop strategies for patient care and transport when evacuation is delayed Participate in scenario-based training simulating SAR missions in remote areas 2-DAY COURSES (4/24 – 4/25): Difficult Airway Course Course taught by expert faculty Discuss rapid sequence intubation (RSI) and pharmacology Learn advanced topics on the assessment and management of difficult airways Learn an extensive range of airway management techniques and equipment Engage in challenging integrative case discussions and scenarios Certification provided with completion of the course Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care Course Course taught by nationally recognized veterinarians in partnership with the Animal Medical Center, the world’s largest veterinary teaching hospital Learn to provide medical care for our four-legged Task Force members! The course includes both basic and advanced assessment, management, and procedures Features live tissue and simulated hands-on experience Certification provided with completion of the course NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario NAEMT certification course on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) taught by members of FDNY and NYPD Review best practice treatment guidelines for trauma care in the high-threat prehospital environment Participate in realistic simulated hands-on scenarios Frequently asked questions (click + to view) Registration Limited Seating Pre-Conference Activities Conference Badge Food Hotel Cancellation Policy Arriving by Air Transportation Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) 00 days : 00 hours : 00 minutes : 00 seconds SRFM is not a Medical Special Operations Conference (MSOC) sanctioned event. Any references to MSOC on this or any other FDNY or Foundation website or social media account are purely historical in nature.

The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation are proud to invite all first responders to the 12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium (SRFM). Each year, the FDNY SRFM Symposium brings together military, federal, state, and local medical responders to share their experiences and best practices. FDNY SRFM Symposium includes discussions on current hot topics, updates on the latest medical technology, and recent case studies from around the world. The FDNY SRFM Symposium takes place over four days with workshops, lectures, panel discussions, hands-on skills scenarios, and a vendor showcase with the latest equipment and products. Register for 2025 FDNY SRFM 2025 FDNY SRFM Flyer (PDF) View the 2024 SRFM Showcase 4 Day Package ($450) Two-day course or two pre-symposium workshops WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 3 Day Package ($350) One pre-symposium workshop on April 24 or 25 WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 2 Day Package ($200) Symposium SCHEDULE OF EVENTS April 24 – 25, 2025 Pre-Symposium Activities 2-Day Courses Difficult Airway Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario One Day Workshops April 24, 2025 Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomations at the Bronx Zoo Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals, and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools April 25, 2025 The A, B, C’s of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolf Hearst Burn Center at Weil Cornell Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue Personnel Symposium April 26 – April 27, 2025 Keynote: Rescue is a Patient-Driven Activity Türkiye and Syria Earthquakes: Personal Lessons from Complex Rescues US&R Medical Roles in Earthquake Response: Beyond the Hurricane Deployment Mass Confusion: How Do We Simplify Mass Casualty Response? Medicine’s Roles and Challenges in 21st Century Warfare From Combat to Care: Medical Applications of Military Drones Challenging Return to Play Decisions: Exertional Heat Stroke, Rhabdomyolysis and Exercise Collapse Associated with Sickle Cell Trait Enhanced Medical Monitoring: Roles of Wearables in Medical Special Operations Emergency Intubation in the Physiologically Unstable Patient Impalements: Balancing Patient Care and Removal Managing Critically Ill Pediatric Patients in Resource Constrained Environments A Big Bloody Mess: Field Blood Transfusion Management in MCIs Afternoon Lectures Lithium Ion Batteries and Emergency Response Maximizing Technical Information Systems in US&R Hospital Under Siege: Managing Overwhelming Casualty Surges Leveraging AI and Technology in Disaster Preparedness Hands-On Scenarios Confined Space and Collapse Rubble Pile Care in the Air Emergency Response for Terrorism Threats Virtual Reality Simulations For general information, please call 718-999-2507 or email srfm@fdnypro.org. Want to exhibit at FDNY SRFM? Please call (718) 999-0383. HOST HOTEL To book your reservation at the Hilton Garden Inn Central Park South, please click HERE or call (212) 253-6000. To book your reservation at the Millennium Downtown, please click HERE or call (212) 693-2001. Attendees must ask for the group rate for FDNY Foundation – Group Block 2025. SOLD OUT PRE-CONFERENCE: (4/24 - 4/25) CONFERENCE LECTURES (4/26 - 4/27) AFTERNOON TRACK 1-DAY WORKSHOPS: Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures (4/24) Learn the critical decision-making process and procedure for field limb amputations delivered by NYC’s leading trauma surgeons Review other critical procedural skills such as surgical airway, finger thoracostomy, thoracotomy, lateral canthotomy, peri-mortem c-section Participate in a critical procedural skills practical lab Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomation at the Bronx Zoo (4/24) This workshop takes place at the Bronx Zoo, the largest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. Learn from world-renowned experts on the assessment and management of commonly encountered insects, spiders and snake bites, including a demonstration of administering antivenom for snake bites Participate in a guided tour of the Bronx Zoo’s “World of Reptiles” and exhibits of other things that bite Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (4/24) Understand effective search methods and strategies employed in aerial search and rescue operations Acquire skills in aerial triage that ensure efficient prioritization of medical assistance using the aerial remote triage system Master the techniques of medical package delivery via drones for prompt and effective response in critical situations Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools (4/24) Analyze the specific vulnerabilities of schools, hospitals, and EMS systems to various MCI threats, including active shooters, mass casualty influxes, severe weather events, and cyberattacks Design and facilitate engaging tabletop exercises (TTXs) that realistically simulate MCIs and promote critical thinking and problem-solving among participants. Utilize AI-powered simulation tools to enhance MCI preparedness and response capabilities Develop and implement effective communication strategies and protocols for coordinating interagency response across EMS, hospitals, and other key stakeholders during MCIs Apply triage principles, resource allocation strategies, and incident command system best practices to optimize patient care and minimize casualties in MCI scenarios The ABCs of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood (4/25) This workshop is taught by experienced military and civilian subject matter experts in field blood transfusion Examine the strategic stakeholders and steps required to establish a prehospital blood transfusion program Discuss established standard operations procedures, protocols and guidelines Review examples of successful national civilian programs Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience through realistic scenarios utilizing high fidelity manikins Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations (4/25) Learn from some of NYC’s leading emergency medicine ultrasound faculty Use the latest portable devices and learn the fundamentals of point-of-care ultrasound and its application in the austere environment Participate in ultrasound applications with realistic scenarios Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell (4/25) Learn from experts at the nationally renowned William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell Review the priorities of evaluating and managing a severely burned patient with limited resources including but not limited to triaging and prioritizing the management of burned patients, airway management and ventilation support, fluid resuscitation strategies, effective pain management, and best wound care practices Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue (SAR) Personnel (4/25) Understand and apply principles of prolonged care in resource limited environments Recognize and manage common medical and trauma emergencies encountered in prolonged care environments Perform hands-on practical skills for patient assessment, treatment, and stabilization with limited resources Develop strategies for patient care and transport when evacuation is delayed Participate in scenario-based training simulating SAR missions in remote areas 2-DAY COURSES (4/24 – 4/25): Difficult Airway Course Course taught by expert faculty Discuss rapid sequence intubation (RSI) and pharmacology Learn advanced topics on the assessment and management of difficult airways Learn an extensive range of airway management techniques and equipment Engage in challenging integrative case discussions and scenarios Certification provided with completion of the course Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care Course Course taught by nationally recognized veterinarians in partnership with the Animal Medical Center, the world’s largest veterinary teaching hospital Learn to provide medical care for our four-legged Task Force members! The course includes both basic and advanced assessment, management, and procedures Features live tissue and simulated hands-on experience Certification provided with completion of the course NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario NAEMT certification course on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) taught by members of FDNY and NYPD Review best practice treatment guidelines for trauma care in the high-threat prehospital environment Participate in realistic simulated hands-on scenarios Frequently asked questions (click + to view) Registration Participants may register and reserve a seat for the various Pre-Conference and Conference activities by completing the registration form and pay by credit card or by registering by Purchase Order. If you need to register through a Purchase Order please email us at SRFM@fdnypro.org. Limited Seating Pre-Conference Activities Conference Badge Food Hotel Cancellation Policy Arriving by Air Transportation Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) 00 days

The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation are proud to invite all first responders to the 12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium (SRFM). Each year, the FDNY SRFM Symposium brings together military, federal, state, and local medical responders to share their experiences and best practices. FDNY SRFM Symposium includes discussions on current hot topics, updates on the latest medical technology, and recent case studies from around the world. The FDNY SRFM Symposium takes place over four days with workshops, lectures, panel discussions, hands-on skills scenarios, and a vendor showcase with the latest equipment and products. Register for 2025 FDNY SRFM 2025 FDNY SRFM Flyer (PDF) View the 2024 SRFM Showcase 4 Day Package ($450) Two-day course or two pre-symposium workshops WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 3 Day Package ($350) One pre-symposium workshop on April 24 or 25 WTC Ceremony Welcome reception Symposium 2 Day Package ($200) Symposium SCHEDULE OF EVENTS April 24 – 25, 2025 Pre-Symposium Activities 2-Day Courses Difficult Airway Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario One Day Workshops April 24, 2025 Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomations at the Bronx Zoo Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals, and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools April 25, 2025 The A, B, C’s of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolf Hearst Burn Center at Weil Cornell Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue Personnel Symposium April 26 – April 27, 2025 Keynote: Rescue is a Patient-Driven Activity Türkiye and Syria Earthquakes: Personal Lessons from Complex Rescues US&R Medical Roles in Earthquake Response: Beyond the Hurricane Deployment Mass Confusion: How Do We Simplify Mass Casualty Response? Medicine’s Roles and Challenges in 21st Century Warfare From Combat to Care: Medical Applications of Military Drones Challenging Return to Play Decisions: Exertional Heat Stroke, Rhabdomyolysis and Exercise Collapse Associated with Sickle Cell Trait Enhanced Medical Monitoring: Roles of Wearables in Medical Special Operations Emergency Intubation in the Physiologically Unstable Patient Impalements: Balancing Patient Care and Removal Managing Critically Ill Pediatric Patients in Resource Constrained Environments A Big Bloody Mess: Field Blood Transfusion Management in MCIs Afternoon Lectures Lithium Ion Batteries and Emergency Response Maximizing Technical Information Systems in US&R Hospital Under Siege: Managing Overwhelming Casualty Surges Leveraging AI and Technology in Disaster Preparedness Hands-On Scenarios Confined Space and Collapse Rubble Pile Care in the Air Emergency Response for Terrorism Threats Virtual Reality Simulations For general information, please call 718-999-2507 or email srfm@fdnypro.org. Want to exhibit at FDNY SRFM? Please call (718) 999-0383. HOST HOTEL To book your reservation at the Hilton Garden Inn Central Park South, please click HERE or call (212) 253-6000. To book your reservation at the Millennium Downtown, please click HERE or call (212) 693-2001. Attendees must ask for the group rate for FDNY Foundation – Group Block 2025. SOLD OUT PRE-CONFERENCE: (4/24 - 4/25) CONFERENCE LECTURES (4/26 - 4/27) AFTERNOON TRACK 1-DAY WORKSHOPS: Bioskills: Critical Life-Saving Procedures (4/24) Learn the critical decision-making process and procedure for field limb amputations delivered by NYC’s leading trauma surgeons Review other critical procedural skills such as surgical airway, finger thoracostomy, thoracotomy, lateral canthotomy, peri-mortem c-section Participate in a critical procedural skills practical lab Bite Me! Bites, Stings and Envenomation at the Bronx Zoo (4/24) This workshop takes place at the Bronx Zoo, the largest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. Learn from world-renowned experts on the assessment and management of commonly encountered insects, spiders and snake bites, including a demonstration of administering antivenom for snake bites Participate in a guided tour of the Bronx Zoo’s “World of Reptiles” and exhibits of other things that bite Immersive Aerial Search, Triage and Medical Delivery Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (4/24) Understand effective search methods and strategies employed in aerial search and rescue operations Acquire skills in aerial triage that ensure efficient prioritization of medical assistance using the aerial remote triage system Master the techniques of medical package delivery via drones for prompt and effective response in critical situations Tabletop Exercises and MCI Preparation in Schools, Hospitals and EMS Using AI and Other Simulation Tools (4/24) Analyze the specific vulnerabilities of schools, hospitals, and EMS systems to various MCI threats, including active shooters, mass casualty influxes, severe weather events, and cyberattacks Design and facilitate engaging tabletop exercises (TTXs) that realistically simulate MCIs and promote critical thinking and problem-solving among participants. Utilize AI-powered simulation tools to enhance MCI preparedness and response capabilities Develop and implement effective communication strategies and protocols for coordinating interagency response across EMS, hospitals, and other key stakeholders during MCIs Apply triage principles, resource allocation strategies, and incident command system best practices to optimize patient care and minimize casualties in MCI scenarios The ABCs of Field Blood Transfusion Utilizing Whole Blood (4/25) This workshop is taught by experienced military and civilian subject matter experts in field blood transfusion Examine the strategic stakeholders and steps required to establish a prehospital blood transfusion program Discuss established standard operations procedures, protocols and guidelines Review examples of successful national civilian programs Demonstrate and provide hands-on experience through realistic scenarios utilizing high fidelity manikins Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Medical Special Operations (4/25) Learn from some of NYC’s leading emergency medicine ultrasound faculty Use the latest portable devices and learn the fundamentals of point-of-care ultrasound and its application in the austere environment Participate in ultrasound applications with realistic scenarios Advanced Field Burn Care at the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell (4/25) Learn from experts at the nationally renowned William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at Weill Cornell Review the priorities of evaluating and managing a severely burned patient with limited resources including but not limited to triaging and prioritizing the management of burned patients, airway management and ventilation support, fluid resuscitation strategies, effective pain management, and best wound care practices Extended Medical Care for Rural Search and Rescue (SAR) Personnel (4/25) Understand and apply principles of prolonged care in resource limited environments Recognize and manage common medical and trauma emergencies encountered in prolonged care environments Perform hands-on practical skills for patient assessment, treatment, and stabilization with limited resources Develop strategies for patient care and transport when evacuation is delayed Participate in scenario-based training simulating SAR missions in remote areas 2-DAY COURSES (4/24 – 4/25): Difficult Airway Course Course taught by expert faculty Discuss rapid sequence intubation (RSI) and pharmacology Learn advanced topics on the assessment and management of difficult airways Learn an extensive range of airway management techniques and equipment Engage in challenging integrative case discussions and scenarios Certification provided with completion of the course Advanced K-9 Veterinary Care Course Course taught by nationally recognized veterinarians in partnership with the Animal Medical Center, the world’s largest veterinary teaching hospital Learn to provide medical care for our four-legged Task Force members! The course includes both basic and advanced assessment, management, and procedures Features live tissue and simulated hands-on experience Certification provided with completion of the course NAEMT TECC: Hands-On Active Threat Scenario NAEMT certification course on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) taught by members of FDNY and NYPD Review best practice treatment guidelines for trauma care in the high-threat prehospital environment Participate in realistic simulated hands-on scenarios Frequently asked questions (click + to view) Registration Participants may register and reserve a seat for the various Pre-Conference and Conference activities by completing the registration form and pay by credit card or by registering by Purchase Order. If you need to register through a Purchase Order please email us at SRFM@fdnypro.org. Limited Seating Pre-Conference Activities Conference Badge Food Hotel Cancellation Policy Arriving by Air Transportation Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) 00 days

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium – FDNY Pro

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium from April 24 - 27, 2025

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium – FDNY Pro

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium – FDNY Pro

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium from April 24 - 27, 2025

12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium

12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium April 24 - 27, 2025

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium – FDNY Pro

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium from April 24 - 27, 2025

The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation are proud to invite all first responders to the 12th Annual FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium – FDNY Pro

FDNY Search & Rescue Field Medicine Symposium from April 24 - 27, 2025