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The Savannah Regional Directorate of the National Ambulance Service (NAS) has held a management meeting with Station Managers across the region to strengthen administrative coordination, operational efficiency, accountability, and quality service delivery.
Held on Monday, 28 September 2026, the engagement was facilitated by the Savannah Regional Administrator, PAEMT Karim Musah Techi, and provided a platform for management and Station Managers to deliberate on key issues affecting the effective operation of ambulance stations across the region.
Key areas discussed included the GoCard transition and reporting, fleet management and reporting, GCR receipting, and death reporting, with emphasis on accurate documentation, timely reporting, accountability, proper fleet management, and adherence to established operational procedures.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for Station Managers to raise additional concerns under Any Other Business (A.O.B.), share practical experiences, and contribute ideas towards addressing operational challenges.
The engagement was characterized by active participation, constructive discussions and knowledge sharing, enabling participants to gain greater clarity on operational matters while strengthening collaboration between the Regional Directorate and stations.
The Savannah Regional Administrative reaffirmed its commitment to continuous engagement with Station Managers to enhance coordination, accountability and operational performance in the delivery of quality pre-hospital emergency medical services across the Savannah Region.
