Welcome to NAACS
We are a not-for-profit professional organization whose mission is to represent the air medical communication specialist on a national level through education, standardization and recognition.
Since our inception in 1989 our goals have included providing quality educational opportunities, fostering team work, and building recognition for communicators as professionals within flight programs. NAACS also provides a valuable networking resource within the air medical industry.


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NAACS Newsletter
Upcoming CFC Classes

Fort Worth, TX
Teddy Bear Transport
Cook Children's Medical Center
CFC Course
May 17th and 18th

Boise, ID
Air St. Lukes
CFC Course 1--May 21-22
CFC Course 2--May 23-24

Kansas City, MO
NAACS Board Sponsored Class
May 31st-June 1st
Click the Education Tab For More Info
Want a class in your area???
For more information on setting up your own CFC class please contact one of the following...
Sam Mathis, Education Chair samuelwmathis@ymail.com
Lexington, KY CFC Class and Instructors
Special thanks to UK Trauma Program Office, PHI Air Medical and Air Evac Lifeteam for sponsoring meals.

San Angelo, TX CFC Class

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Lisa Church, NAACS Board of Director Treasurer
Lisa makes it easy to support NAACS using three different options, Pay Pal is one option, review Lisa's option's under
http://www.naacs.org/anounce.htm
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"NAACS" is pleased to bring a Golden Hour Special offer to our members.
"NAACS Members can use Golden Hour to track multiple vehicles, receive automated safety alerts, identify closest appropriate facility, and take advantage of all of the other Golden Hour CAD features at a greatly reduced price! Select Golden Hour Logo for details."
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Our mission is to provide representation of Air Medical Communications Specialists on a National level.
Our Vision is to enhance the professionalism of the Air Medical Communications Specialists through education, recognition, and standardization. |

Robin Cockerill Memorial Page
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