Wildland Fire EMS Response
Best Practice Medicine rosters and deploys more than one hundred line-qualified, red-carded EMTs, AEMTS, and paramedics, equipped and supported by two strike teams of type-one 4x4 ambulances, medical modules, and purpose-built advanced life support equipment, nationwide to deliver emergency care on wildfires.
Fireline Qualified EMS Resource
- Line qualified
- EMTs, AEMTS and Paramedics
- Equipped with purpose-built BLS and ALS equipment
- Continuous medical direction support
- Average 4-6 years of wildland medical experience
Ambulance Strike Team
- Individually available BLS and ALS ambulances
- Type 1 - heavy-duty truck chassis
- 4 x 4 Drive trains with off road tires and suspensions
- Two, five unit ambulance strike teams available
National Scope of Service
Best Practice Medicine is a qualified provider in the U.S. Forest Service’s VIPR system, trusted and proven in the delivery of wildland EMS support from Florida to Alaska.
VIPR Designated Resources
Qualified provider in the U.S. Forest Service’s VIPR system, trusted to deliver wildland EMS support from Texas to Alaska. With over one million hours of deployment across the country. For assistance with VIPR requests, contact our dispatch center or visit the VIPR website.
VIPR
EMAC Listed Resources
State-designated resources available through the EMAC system include Best Practice Medicine personnel and assets. For assistance with EMAC requests, contact our dispatch center or visit the EMAC website.
EMACNational Dispatch Center
1-406-312-0284
Trusted Resources. Proven Performance. Real Impact.
Best Practice Medicine is a VIPR-qualified provider delivering highly trained EMS professionals, fully equipped Type 1, 4x4 ambulances, and competitively priced wildfire medical support. Our crews aren’t just filling a contract — they’re safeguarding the firefighters who protect America's communities. Every deployment represents a commitment to federal standards, operational excellence, and the people and places we all serve.
