Purpose

• To create an Organization for Nationally Registered EMT-Paramedics and EMT-Intermediates that are members of the ND EMS Association.

• To provide uniform information, training, continuing education and service, and promote professionalism and the national standards for persons concerned with emergency medical services.

• To assist in the development and improvement of EMS in North Dakota.

• To support the work of the state DEMS in the field of Emergency Medical Care.

To be a member of the ALS society one must first be a member in good standing with the ND EMS Association.

The ND ALS society has 2 different levels of membership, active members and allied members. Active members are anyone who is employed or volunteers as an EMT-Paramedic or EMT-Intermediate who ascribes to, and practices the code of ethics of the NAEMT. The allied member is any person not an EMT-Paramedic or EMT-Intermediate, or eligible for active membership, but who is interested in and supports the objectives and code of ethics of the society.

Membership Dues in the ALS Society are $15 for one year, or $20 for a 2 year membership.  You may join or renew your NDEMSA and/or other society memberships by visiting our "Events Registration" link for on-line registration, or download the mail-in form from our "Membership Information" link.

Education
The ALS Society provides advanced education for its members in a mid winter conference annually. Its focus is to provide education that pertains the ALS provider.