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Welcome to Yale New Haven Sponsor Hospital Program
The Hospital of Saint Raphael (HSR) and Yale New Haven Hospital (YNHH) have provided education and
oversight to the emergency medical services (EMS) system in the South Central Connecticut region
since its inception in the 1970’s. In 1989 they created New Haven Sponsor Hospital Program
(NHSHP) to continue this mission as a joint venture due to some legislative changes. YNHH
purchased HSR with the acquisition taking effect on September 12, 2012 and continues to operate
NHSHP as Yale New Haven Sponsor Hospital Program (YNHSHP). YNHSHP currently provides medical
oversight for Allingtown Fire District, American Medical Response (New Haven), Bethany Volunteer
Fire Department Ambulance, Branford Fire Department, East Haven Fire Department, Guilford Fire
Department, Hamden Fire Department, Madison Ambulance Association, Madison Police Department,
New Haven Fire Department, New Haven SHARP Team, Nelson Ambulance Service, North Branford Police
Department, North Branford Volunteer Fire Department, North Haven Fire Department,
North Madison Volunteer Fire Company, Orange Police Department, West Haven Fire Department
Center District, West Shore Fire District, Woodbridge Volunteer Fire Department, and Yale
Student EMS as well as providing emergency medical training for EMS providers,
911 dispatchers, allied health professionals, and the community.
YNHSHP has a dedicated training center located at 77-D Willow Street which boasts the following:
- Over 14,000 square feet of space dedicated solely to emergency medical training
- 3 classrooms and 4 breakout rooms for an optimum learning environments
- 5 vital sim mannequins and simulation technology to ensure competency based learning
- Kitchen and student lounge with cable TV
- Medical library with computers for student use with internet access and periodicals
- Ample free parking in a public parking lot across the street
- Complete Wi-Fi access throughout the building
- Code room, streetscape with a car, and ambulance simulators
- 0.4 miles from I-91, on bus line, and 1 mile from Metro-North Station
With dedicated classroom, simulation, and laboratory spaces and nationally leading healthcare institutions as clinical sites, our programs raise the bar for Emergency Medical Training.
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