To develop a performance evaluation tool that is objectivly based yet provides input for personal and professional development.

The Advanced Preparedness Team ("APT") formed with the intent of researching appropriate means for protecting ourselves and our community, providing education for improved safety, and recommending procedures and standards that, ultimately, improve the care and service we provide to the people we serve.   Additionally, the APT members are also planning, training and serving with other members of the public safety team to ensure the best, most effective response. Our team trains and works closely with Law Enforcement, Fire/Rescue Services, Hazardous Material/Environment Teams, Public Health Specialists, and Private Sector Experts in a community effort to improve response.

To provide education and quality improvement processes that enhance our ability to deliver clinically excellent emergency medical services.

To debrief and defuse personnel tasked beyond their limits and provide additional resources if needed.

To provide quality driver education and training to our members so they can safely and effectively drive an ambulance in normal and adverse conditions.

To provide quality, competency based training for the First Responder Organizations in the Williamson County EMS System so that our patients will receive quality care from all EMS providers.

To fairly & consistently evaluate potential members in a challenging and stressful environment to ensure they are a good fit for WCEMS.

To provide a comprehensive infection control program that maximizes protection against communicable diseases for members, and for the public they serve.

To provide furture and current officers with the knowledge, skills and abilities required of the position.

To provide promotional opportunities in WCEMS.

To provide educational oppurtunities and assist and support  all components of public safety and their message.

To be an ancillary component for the county PIO when the need arises.  Provide an accurate and honest account of situations occuring within Williamson County to the media.

Provide the community with medical support and provide other agencies and businesses in their time of need.     

To effectively and fairly review all collisions involving Williamson County EMS vehicles, so we can continually improve the safety of our fleet.

To provide a high trained group of individuals that are capable of assisting the Williamson County Technical Rescue Group in any aspect of a Swiftwater or Flood Rescue event.

To respect, care and serve.