A simple idea launched the Trauma GoBag concept
Shortly after a school shooting, the owners of AGAW Trauma Systems discussed the need for a lightweight, compact kit that could help the average person respond to emergency situations and life-threatening injuries until help arrives. With more than 40 years of combined emergency services experience, the creators of the Trauma GoBag response system developed an easy to use kit that allows a non-medically trained individual to effectively treat serious, time-critical injuries until emergency personnel arrive on the scene.
Tony Stimpson
Andrew Stimpson
Tony has been in the Emergency Medical Services field for more than 35 years. Currently, he is a Paramedic and Field Training Officer for the Three Rivers Ambulance Authority in Fort Wayne; Flight Paramedic for the Lutheran Hospital Critical Care Transport Division; Tactical Medic for the Allen County Sherrif's Department SWAT Team; and Deputy Chief of the Decatur Fire Department. His list of achievements includes Indiana Paramedic of the Year, Otis R. Bowen Heroic Rescure Award, Indiana State Police Bronze Star Award for Valor, and the Indiana State Fire Marshall's Award of Valor.
Andrew has been in the Emergency Medical Services field for 10 years. Currently he is a Flight Paramedic for Lutheran Hospital Critical Care Transport Division and a Firefighter for the City of Decatur. He teaches annually at the Indiana Emergency Response Conference on EMS response to active shooter situations, and is a firearms instructor for the National Rifle Association. His critical thinking skills in times of crisis allow for a more diverse plan of action for clients. His list of achievements includes the Indiana Govenors Cup Ambulance Competition Winner-Advanced EMT Division and the Decatur Fire Department Life Saving Award.