NCEMS Hub

Quick links to NCEMS systems, an Aladtec shift countdown, and a searchable medication, protocol, policy, and CBA reference.

Version 9.5.0 NCEMS Hub puts every North Country EMS system one click away and keeps a searchable field reference available on any web page. BUILT FOR NORTH COUNTRY EMS PERSONNEL This extension is made for staff and volunteers of North Country EMS and Clark County Fire District 13. It is not a general-purpose medical reference and is not intended for use outside the agency. LINKS One click to the scheduling, reporting, training, email, and policy systems our crews use every day. Each link shows that site's own icon. Add, remove, rename, and reorder links from the settings page to match how you work. SHIFT COUNTDOWN Optionally connect your own agency scheduling calendar to see whether you are on or off shift and how much time is left. Refreshes in the background. Entirely optional, and it only contacts the one calendar link you paste in yourself. FIELD REFERENCE Pick a document, then search it: - Medications, with adult and pediatric dosing, indications, and contraindications - Clinical protocols, each listing the medications it uses - Agency policy manual - Collective bargaining agreement Tap any entry to expand it. Search returns the specific section rather than the whole document, so a dress code question gives you that clause instead of a ten-page policy. Both generic and brand names find the same medication, and everyday wording is mapped to the terms the documents actually use. The reference also opens as a side panel on any web page, so you can look something up without leaving what you are working on. The panel can be moved to either edge of the screen, set to fade out until you need it, or turned off entirely. PRIVACY No accounts, no tracking, no analytics. Reference content is stored inside the extension and works offline. Your link list and settings stay in your own Chrome profile. NOTE ON REFERENCE CONTENT This is a condensed quick-reference aid, not a substitute for current agency protocols and policy. Medication entries do not list every contraindication. Content is a fixed snapshot and does not update automatically when source documents are revised. Always confirm against current protocol.