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Latimer Hoke

M.Ed, NRP
Paramedic, Senior Alpine Ski Patroller
Milton Rescue, Fairfax Rescue, Jay Peak Ski Patrol

Latimer has worked in rural EMS since 2009 in Vermont and Montana (and a bit in Canada). These experiences involve ambulance/first responder services, fire departments, emergency communications, ski patrol, and search and rescue. He has managed supply ordering, served as training officer, and written policies for multiple workplaces. In addition to EMS, Latimer holds a B.S. in Secondary English Education, a M.Ed. in Education Leadership, and Senior Alpine certification with the National Ski Patrol.

2026 Sessions

Will I Remember in Seven Years? A Meaningful Approach to Documentation

Yes, I understand

At least where I work, the receiving hospital no longer looks at EMS patient care reports, meaning that documentation has become only important for quality assurance/improvement, research, case reviews, billing, and the remote (but high-consequence) possibility of a future lawsuit. How can we document calls in such a way that we'll be able to trust our own run forms in court up to seven years later? How can we do this in a systematic, time-efficient manner? What the heck does CHART (or D-CHART, or SOAP, or whatever acronym) even mean? Who better to learn from than an English teacher/EMS provider?

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Friday, October 02 8:30–9:30 AM
Room W224 B
Faculty

Latimer Hoke

M.Ed, NRP
Paramedic, Senior Alpine Ski Patroller
Milton Rescue, Fairfax Rescue, Jay Peak Ski Patrol

Latimer has worked in rural EMS since 2009 in Vermont and Montana (and a bit in Canada). These experiences involve ambulance/first responder services, fire departments, emergency communications, ski patrol, and search and rescue. He has managed supply ordering, served as training officer, and written policies for multiple workplaces. In addition to EMS, Latimer holds a B.S. in Secondary English Education, a M.Ed. in Education Leadership, and Senior Alpine certification with the National Ski Patrol.
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