The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians brings EMS On The Hill Day back to the nation’s capital April 7 and 8, 2027. The event is based at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel, 2800 South Potomac Avenue in Arlington, Virginia.
This is where EMS goes to Congress. NAEMT gathers EMS professionals from around the country to advocate on behalf of the profession, the patients it serves and the communities that depend on it. The point is to put working medics, EMTs and EMS leaders in front of lawmakers and their staff so the people writing federal policy hear directly from the people doing the job.
NAEMT is clear that this is not only for chiefs and lobbyists. Regardless of your delivery model or service area, whether you run with a fire based system, a private ambulance service, a hospital program or a volunteer squad, your voice matters on the Hill. If you have ever said that Washington does not understand EMS, this is the two days to fix that.
Partner organizations get a break on cost. NAEMT says members of the American Ambulance Association, the American College of Surgeons, the International Association of Fire Chiefs, the National Association of EMS Physicians and the National Registry of EMTs are invited to register at the discounted NAEMT member rate.
NAEMT posts registration and schedule updates on its official event page, so check there for current details. If you are going, line up meetings with your own representatives’ offices early.
When: April 7 to 8, 2027
Where: Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel, 2800 South Potomac Ave, Arlington, VA 22202
Host: NAEMT
More for this community: browse upcoming EMS events, see the 2027 EMS Association Summit, or the NAEMSP 2027 Annual Meeting.
Event contact: NAEMT through the official event page at naemt.org. Sponsorship questions: Caroline Bhatia, caroline.bhatia@naemt.org, 603-556-2150.
