Governor' s EMS & Trauma Advisory Council - Texas Department of State Health Services, EMS & Trauma Systems

Governor's EMS and Trauma Advisory Council

Vision
A unified, comprehensive, and effective EMS/Trauma System for a healthy, safe Texas.

Mission
To promote, develop, and maintain a comprehensive EMS/Trauma System that will meet the needs of all patients and that will raise the standards for community health care by implementing innovative techniques and systems for the delivery of emergency care for the entire population.

**Quick Links**
GETAC Council and committee pages
Meeting Information
Policies and Procedures

GETAC Council and committee pages
Council Members
Air Medical	Cardiac Care
Disaster/Emergency Preparedness	Education
EMS	Injury Prevention
Medical Directors	Pediatrics
Stroke	Trauma Systems

**Meeting Information**
Quarterly meeting dates 2014 February 12-14 May 14-16 August 20-22 November 22-24

Current meeting notifications Injury Prevention Committee May 2, 2014 GETAC Strategic Planning April 24, 2014 All meeting notifications are tentative until the agendas are published in the Texas Register. The listed notifications are being provided to you in advance in advance for travel planning purposes. For official and final open meeting postings, refer directly to the appropriate agenda posted on the Texas Register Current Meeting Notices posting site.

Reserve a hotel room (limited space available)

Meeting documents (Includes strategic planning, council and committees documents and agendas)

Quarterly Meeting Minutes

If you are unable to attend GETAC TETAF sponsors webcasts of quarterly meetings. Click here to view current and past webcasts.

Transportation links The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport website Austin maps Austin weather

Policies and Procedures
GETAC Procedural Rules
Open Meetings Act Training
GETAC Web Posting Policy

For more information, please e-mail us.

Go to the Office of the Governor website

External links to other sites are intended to be informational and do not have the endorsement of the Texas Department of State Health Services. These sites may also not be accessible to persons with disabilities.