Member Information
News:
Happy new year! The 2011 Board of Directors deserve a big thank you for another successful year! The 2012 Board of Directors have created some exciting goals for furthering our unit, and we are excited to see them unfold with the new year!
Connie is looking for more HERO photos (appropriate, please) for the website! Please email her photos of HERU and HERTU having fun!
Intersession is coming up soon, and we need coverage! Lauren has sent out an email, and please reply with your shift preferances ASAP. Additionally, our GBM is currently scheduled to be on February 12, 2012, so please be prepared to schedule shifts via email for the first two weeks of the semester. Also, challenge testing practice will be occuring during the first week of the semester up until Friday, February 3rd (first day of testing), so get excited to help out!
Documents:
HERU Schedule (Login Required)
HERU Member Directory (Login Required)
HERO Constitution (Login Required)
Treatment Protocols (Login Required)
HERU Driver's Handbook (Login Required)
Sample Call Sheets (Login Required)
Warning: The HERU protocols and procedures are provided for reference only, and do not constitute medical advice. They are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. In the case of a medical emergency, please contact HERU at 410-516-7777 if on the JHU Homewood campus, or call 911 for your local EMS service.
Personnel Forms:
Crew Member Evaluation Form
Crew Chief to Crew Member
Crew Chief Evaluation Form
Reserve to Crew Chief
HERU On-Scene Evaluation Form
Any on-scene HERU member can fill this out for any other member who was on scene
HERO BOD Evaluation Form
The BOD would love to hear your feedback!
Uniform Components:
HERU prides itself on its professionalism, and much of this goes towards how we present ourselves to the campus and our patients. HERU's uniform is designed to be both professional and practical for medical emergencies. During shifts, you are required to wear the uniform top and EMT/work pants. During an overnight shift, you may wear the HERO unit shirt that was distributed Fall of 2011, but please change into pants (not sweatpants) when responding for your safety.
Required: All members will be supplied a uniform shirt. Please contact equipment lieutenant Ross if you need a new one ($6). Either EMT pants or work pants are also required. All pants should be blue or black. EMT pants are highly recommended due to liquid and blood-borne pathogen protection.
Optional apparel that may be worn while on duty:
HERU Jacket, HERU Workshirt, HERU Wool Cap (EMT), and the HERU Wool Cap (non-EMT)
When ordering a jacket or workshirt, be sure to select the following options:
Color: Navy Blue OR Black
Design: Star of Life (EQ0325)
Top Text: HOPKINS EMERGENCY
Bottom Text: RESPONSE UNIT
When ordering the Wool Cap (EMT), be sure to select the following options:
Top Text: HOPKINS EMERGENCY
Middle text: EMT or EMS
Bottom Text: RESPONSE UNIT
When ordering the Wool Cap (non-EMT), be sure to select the following options:
Department Letters: HERU
Optional apparel that may not be worn while on duty:
HERU Hooded Sweatshirt
When ordering the HERU Hooded Sweatshirt, be sure to select the following options:
Logo: Star of Life (ZF-214)
Line 1 text: HOPKINS EMERGENCY
Line 2 text: RESPONSE UNIT
For sizing, it helps to contact current HERO members for information.
We encourage you to wear your HERO stuff with pride! But please remember, we are a professional unit. Please do not wear HERO apparel while doing anything you would not be proud of.