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About Jordan Ghawi

Jordan Ghawi is the Infectious Disease Response Unit State Coordinator for the Texas Emergency Medical Task Force. Jordan is in charge of the development of the statewide response capability for high consequence infectious diseases that may arise in a state of more than 29 million people. Prior to joining the Texas Emergency Medical Task Force, Jordan was a Division Chief of Operations for a local fire/EMS agency, as well as a licensed paramedic and hazardous materials technician. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Health Science from the UT Health San Antonio and a Master in Public Administration from Rutgers University.

New Era of AMBUS

2021-10-28T14:07:35-05:00

The TX EMTF program is excited to welcome three new buses into our AMBUS program. Fort Bend County EMS, the first of the new generation AMBUS (AMBUS 2.0), came online earlier this year.  With the addition of Corpus Christi Fire/EMS and Acadian EMS in early 2020, the EMTF program's statewide AMBUS count will increase to 16.

New Era of AMBUS2021-10-28T14:07:35-05:00

IDRU Milestone

2021-10-28T14:07:43-05:00

The TX EMTF's Infectious Disease Response Unit (IDRU) reached a new milestone today with the addition of a pre-hospital team in TX EMTF 1. All 8 EMTF regions now have a pre-hospital team for the treatment and transfer of patients with high-consequence infectious diseases.

IDRU Milestone2021-10-28T14:07:43-05:00
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