The work began to build a student-run collegiate EMS program from the ground up. The Management and Officers Team (MOT) was established, staffed by Dr. Phil Brewer, Lisa Barratt, Antoinetta Carmody, Christy Chase, Monique Drucker, Charles Dunn, Leonard Guercia, Richard Hally, Robert Lay, Juan Melendez, Kerry Patton, Ariela Reder and Edgar Rodriguez.

Quinnipiac University EMS became a state-certified supplemental first responder agency.

The university held an inaugural pinning ceremony with President Olian and local officials in attendance to celebrate the launch of Quinnipiac University EMS.

Quinnipiac University EMS staffed our first shift with EMT’s Jessica Brown and Candice Kent.

Quinnipiac University EMS attended the NCEMSF conference for the first time.

Quinnipiac University EMS held our first Stop the Bleed class for the Quinnipiac community.

Quinnipiac University EMS staffed our first York Hill shift with EMT’s Charles Dunn and Sofia Adams.

Captain Charles Dunn presented Madison Murphy with the first-ever EMT of The Year award.

Quinnipiac University EMS started the auxiliary division to introduce students who are not yet certified EMTs to the field of EMS.

Quinnipiac University EMS acquires our first Ford Explorer, which will be used to respond to medical emergencies on the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses starting the spring 2022 semester.

Quinnipiac University EMS was recognized as a HeartSafe Campus at the 2022 NCEMSF Conference, demonstrating the organization’s commitment towards fostering cardiac arrest intervention on campus.

Quinnipiac University EMS acquires a second Ford Explorer, EMS-3.

Quinnipiac University EMS is established as an AHA Training Site, expanding efforts to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge for cardiac arrest care.

Hartford HealthCare donates a decommissioned ambulance to QU EMS for training.

Quinnipiac University EMS held the first regional Mass Casualty Incident drill on the Mount Carmel Campus on April 20th, 2024.