Peel Regional Paramedic Services

Peel Regional Paramedic Services, provide ambulatory and paramedic care for the municipalities within Peel Region, in Ontario, Canada. Paramedic Headquarters are located in Brampton at 1600 Bovaird Road east and operations serve the residents of Caledon, Brampton, and Mississauga.

Peel Regional Paramedics Services
Established2000
HeadquartersBrampton, Ontario
JurisdictionRegional municipality
EmployeesAlmost 700 full- and part-time paramedics work for Peel Regional Paramedic Services.
Ambulances60 ambulances and 8 Rapid Response Units
ChiefPeter Dundas, Director of Peel Regional Paramedic Services
Medical directorDr. Sheldon Cheskes
ResponsesResponds to over 120,000 emergencies each year
Websitehttp://www.peelregion.ca/paramedics/

At peak times, 60 ambulances and 8 rapid response vehicles are in service to care for approximately 1.5 million people and cover 1,225 square kilometres. In addition to the 60 frontline ambulances, Peel Regional Paramedic Services has 9 Supervisor First Response Vehicles, 2 Emergency Support Units and 2 Support Services Units. Bariatric Units, for obese patients, have also entered routine service in 2011.

Peel Paramedics are overseen by Sunnybrook Centre for Prehospital Medicine (SCPM) and Base Hospital Director Sheldon Cheskes.[1] The Paramedics have routinely been involved in ground breaking patient care studies that have revolutionized Emergency Patient Care in the ROC - Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium. ROC is a clinical trial network focusing on research in the area of pre-hospital cardiopulmonary arrest and severe traumatic injury.

Service Issues

Peel Paramedics routinely encounter off-load delays at area hospitals due to the volume of patients transported, lengthy wait times at local Emergency Rooms and the aging population in the Region of Peel.[2]

Operations

Peel Region Paramedics operate in the following geographical entities within Peel Region [3]

List of Paramedic stations

City of Mississauga


  • Stn. 14 - Tomken Reporting and Satellite Station - 6825 Tomken Road, Missisauga
  • Streetsville Reporting and Satellite Station - 2492 Thomas Street, Mississauga
  • Stn. 00 - Maingate - 5299 Maingate Drive, Mississauga
  • Stn. 01 - Tedlo - 2355 Tedlo Street, Mississauga
  • Stn. 03 - Clarkson - 1578 Finfar Court, Mississauga
  • Stn. 04/05 - Kitimat - 6810 Kitimat Road, Mississauga
  • Stn. 13 - Goreway - 7101 Goreway Drive, Mississauga
  • Stn. 15 - Winding Trail - 1355 Winding Trail, Mississauga
  • Stn. 20 - Airport - 6375 Airport Road, Mississauga
  • 5845 Falborne Street, Mississauga
  • 3190 Mavis Road, Mississauga
  • 938 East Avenue, Mississauga
  • 75 Kingsway Drive, Mississauga

City of Brampton


  • Stn. 19 - Fernforest Reporting and Administration Station - 1600 Bovaird Drive East, Brampton
  • Stn. 21 - Rising Hill Reporting and Satellite Station - 25 Rising Hill Ridge, Brampton
  • Stn. 08 - Heartlake - 91 Sandalwood Parkway East, Brampton
  • Stn. 15 - The Gore - 10775 The Gore Road, Brampton
  • Stn. 16 - Victoria - 40 Victoria Drive, Brampton
  • Stn. 18 - Exchange - 75 Exchange Drive, Brampton
  • 20 Lynch Drive (Peel Memorial Urgent Care Centre), Brampton

Town of Caledon


  • Stn. 10 - Bolton - 28 Ann Street, Caledon
  • Stn. 11 - Caledon - 3611 Charleston Side Road, Caledon
  • Stn. 12 - Valleywood - 2 Snelcrest Drive, Caledon [4]

Fleet

  • 100 Ambulances & Vehicles
    • Type III - Ford & Chevy chassis (3XXX)
    • Type III Tactical
    • Chrysler minivan - Public Education and Outreach
    • Dodge Charger - Platoon Manager
    • Chevy Impala- Administration
    • Ford Expedition- Rapid Response Units
    • Chevy Tahoe- Supervisor Vehicles and Rapid Response units
    • Ford Taurus- Deputy Chief
    • 3 Ford Transit-logistics vehicles

Power Stretchers

The first Stryker Power Pro XT was rolled out July, 2016. Full fleet installation completed January, 2017.[5]

Services

  • Primary Care Paramedics[6]
  • Advanced Care Paramedics[6]
  • Tactical Paramedic Units
  • Rapid Response Units
  • Community Paramedics
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See also

Paramedicine in Canada

Emergency Services in Peel Region

References

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