LIVE WEBINAR
The Standard for Successful Blood Products Management

See how agencies are managing blood products more safely, securely, and efficiently with PSTrax’s newest module.

Tuesday, July 29, 2025 | 11 AM MDT | 12 PM CDT | 1 PM EDT

LIVE WEBINAR

The Standard for Successful Blood Products Management


See how agencies are managing blood products more safely, securely, and efficiently with PSTrax’s newest module.


Tuesday, July 29, 2025     
11 AM MDT | 12 PM CDT | 1 PM EDT

How Prehospital Blood Tracking Saves Lives & Strengthens Communities

Every second counts. EMS leaders know the critical role rapid response plays in patient survival. Prehospital whole blood transfusion is no longer the future—it’s happening now, saving lives and transforming patient care across the country. 

Why Attend?

Blood products are high-risk, high-value assets, and managing them shouldn’t rely on paper logs or memory. In this 40-minute webinar,
we’ll walk through how PSTrax’s new Blood Products Module gives EMS agencies and Fire departments (ALS Units) the tools to maintain
full visibility from storage to administration

Whether you're responsible for compliance, logistics, or field-level readiness, this 30-minute webinar will walk through what effective
Blood product management looks like and how to raise your operational standard when it matters most.

What You'll Learn:

  • How to manage blood product inventory from receipt to administration
  • How integrated temperature monitoring ensures storage and transport integrity
  • How to track chain-of-custody across every handoff
  • How to monitor expiration dates and manage lifecycle status to reduce waste
  • How to streamline compliance with audit-ready reporting and documentation

Who Should Attend:
  • EMS Directors & Medical Officers
  • Fire Chiefs & ALS Supervisors
  • QA/Compliance Managers
  • Operations & Logistics Staff
  • Anyone responsible for tracking or administering blood products in the field

Reserve Your Spot Now!

Presented by the PSTrax Product Team, this webinar will have a live Q&A. Space is limited. Register today and be the first to see how this new module can support your agency’s pre-hospital patient care!


WEBINAR EXPERTS

Headshot-White Stroke-Nathan Bergeron

 

Nathan Bergeron
Chief Experience Officer



With 14 years in fire and EMS, Nathan Bergeron leads the Customer Experience team at PSTrax, working across departments to develop mission-critical solutions that meet the real-world needs of first responders.

Read More...

As Chief Experience Officer, Nathan brings a strong operational background and a customer-first mindset to everything he does. He oversees the Customer Success team, leads company-wide product training, and works closely with the Engineering & Innovation team to keep PSTrax intuitive, effective, and aligned with public safety needs and processes.

Nathan partners directly with agencies to gather feedback, refine system design, and prioritize updates that address real-world challenges. His commitment is to take care of our customers by delivering user-friendly, value-based tools that support their mission, improve daily operations, and enhance accountability. Under his leadership, PSTrax continues to evolve with the needs of the first responder community.

 

 

RayHeadshot2

 

Ray Shanahan, EMT-P, SEMSO
Senior Business Development Manager



Ray Shanahan has spent over 30 years in EMS, leading teams in both private and municipal systems with a focus on readiness and accountability.

Read More...

As a veteran in the field, Ray Shanahan brings decades of real-world EMS experience to his role at PSTrax. Throughout his career as a paramedic and EMS leader, he has worked across private and municipal systems, overseeing operations, compliance, and service delivery.

He understands the unique challenges agencies face in managing assets, personnel, and daily operations, and the pressure to stay mission-ready at all times. Ray is passionate about helping departments implement practical, efficient solutions that strengthen accountability, improve readiness, and support better outcomes for responders and the communities they serve.