Childrens Emergency Medical Fund of New Jersey Inc

South Orange Rescue Squad, established in 1952, is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing Emergency Medical Services to South Orange residents and neighboring areas like Maplewood, West Orange, and Newark. With a team of 40 committed members, each required to fulfill a 12-hour weekly shift, the squad responds to a significant number of calls annually. Responding to 1,200 calls in 2008, South Orange Rescue Squad mandates that its members complete 120 hours of EMT training within a year of joining. Additionally, the squad runs a cadet program for high school students interested in pursuing a career in emergency medical services. Generated from their available business information

Union Emergency Medical Unit (Union EMU) has been providing emergency medical services to Union Township, NJ, and surrounding communities since 2003. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, it operates with an all-volunteer Board of Directors and relies on public donations and patient transport revenue for its operations. The organization maintains a fleet of seven Basic Life Support ambulances and is staffed by certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) who offer critical care 24/7. Union EMU collaborates closely with local fire and police departments to ensure swift and effective emergency response for its residents. Generated from the website