Current rolling Nevada opportunity. The Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, Nevada State EMS Program, currently lists the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) Grant Opportunities for pediatric training and related special pediatric projects.
Eligibility: all Nevada permitted EMS agencies may apply, and the agency must be submitting EMS data to the Nevada State EMS Program. Nevada also requires the organization and users to be registered in the ROCS grant management system before an EMS Program grant can be awarded.
Funding: the official EMSC flyer states that grants may provide up to 100% of costs. The current State materials do not publish a fixed applicant award ceiling.
Deadline: this is a rolling, activity based opportunity rather than a fixed annual deadline. Applications must be submitted at least 90 days before the planned activity.
Eligible uses: pediatric continuing education classes, pediatric EMS courses, and other special pediatric projects. The official application also provides for an equipment request and requires a detailed equipment description, intended use, and impact in Nevada.
Required application materials: the Nevada EMSC Training Grant Application, EMS Grant Budget Worksheet, an agency letterhead explanation of need, a scope of work with goals and objectives, expected EMS personnel participation for training requests, a description of the geographic area served, and a detailed budget. The application package is submitted to Michael Bologlu, EMSC Program Manager, at mbologlu@health.nv.gov.
Federal source: the flyer identifies HRSA grant H33MC06694. Because Nevada State EMS administers the applicant opportunity, Atlas classifies this as a Nevada administered pass through grant.
N9+ Fit Score: 32/100, conditional. The grant can support pediatric training and equipment, but Atlas is not assuming emergency field use of the Nonagon N9+ device and platform. Nonagon’s published safety information states that the cleared N9+ intended use is adult lay users in a non clinical environment and that the system should not be relied on for a medical emergency. A project specific role would therefore require careful validation by an eligible Nevada EMS agency.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 72/100. The opportunity is directly relevant to Nevada pediatric EMS training, has rolling access and may cover up to 100% of eligible costs, but it has no published award ceiling and only conditional N9+ alignment.
Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare direct applicant fit: 0/100. The published applicant pool is Nevada permitted EMS agencies. No direct submission is being advanced.
Official sources: Nevada DPBH EMS Grants, EMSC Grant Opportunities flyer, and Nevada EMSC Training Grant Application.