EMSC National Resource Center State Contacts
Staff of the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) National Resource Center (NRC) provide technical assistance to EMSC grantees in project management, identification of resources and model programs, grant writing, strategic planning, implementation of performance measures, and much more.
Please contact your NRC representative directly for assistance. If you have difficulty reaching your representative, call the main NRC telephone number at 202-476-4927.
State Partnership Staff Liaisons (Large image in pdf format)
Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN) Staff Liaisons
Jaclynn Haymon, MPA, RN
PECARN program manager
202-476-6843
jhaymon@cnmc.org
Targeted Issue Staff Liaisons
Jaclynn Haymon, MPA, RN
Targeted Issues program manager
202-476-6843
jhaymon@cnmc.org
- CONNECTICUT – Children’s Medical Center; Efficacy of Driving Simulator Training for Novice Teen Drivers
- MASSACHUSETTS – Children’s Hospital Boston Center for Biopreparedness; REUNITE: A Novel Imaging System for Children Separated During Disaster
- OHIO – The Ohio State University Research Foundation; Impact of Pre-Hospital Factors on Functional Independence of Injured Children
- PENNYSLVANIA – The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; Defining Quality Performance Measures for Pediatric Emergency Care
- TEXAS – Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas; Diagnostic Signatures in Febrile Infant
- TEXAS – Baylor College of Medicine; Pediatric Emergency Department (ED) Use of an Asthma Educational Intervention to Improve Quality of Care
- WASHINGTON – University of Washington; Enhancing Coordination Between EMS Systems and Primary Care for Injured Adolescents with Alcohol Problems and PTSD
Diana Fendya, MSN(R), RN
202-476-6891
dfendya@cnmc.org
- ARKANSAS – Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute; Development and Evaluation of Targeted ATV Safety Educational Strategies for Rural Children
- CALIFORNIA – Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA; Evaluation of the Pediatric Assessment Triangle as an Assessment Tool for Children in the Prehospital Setting
- ILLINOIS – Loyola University Chicago; Pediatric Quality Improvement Modules: Head Trauma, Seizures and DKA
- MICHIGAN – Michigan State University Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies; Michigan Pediatric Errors and Excellence Discovery with Simulation (MI-PE2DS)
- WASHINGTON, DC – Children’s Research Institute of Children’s National Medical Center; Family Presence During Pediatric Trauma Team Activation: Measuring the Effects of a Multidisciplinary Approach to Patient-Family-Centered Care
- WISCONSIN – Medical College of Wisconsin; Educational Pediatric Pain Management Program for the EMT-P
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