That physician-owned model continues to shape how we support our hospital partners, engage our clinicians, and serve the Spokane region.
SECP maintains strong partnerships with regional EMS, fire, rescue, and public-safety organizations. Several SECP physicians serve as Medical Directors for local fire and rescue agencies, providing clinical oversight, protocol development, and medical guidance that support high-quality pre-hospital care.
These partnerships strengthen coordination between pre-hospital teams and hospital emergency departments, support aligned clinical standards, and improve continuity across the emergency response system.
SECP physicians support community education through presentations, training sessions, and outreach focused on emergency preparedness, injury prevention, and understanding when to seek emergency care. These efforts help local organizations and families feel better informed about urgent health situations and the resources available to them.
By sharing practical guidance and clinical perspective, our physicians help improve awareness around common emergencies and encourage informed decision-making before urgent situations arise.
We value strong connections with the Spokane region and the organizations that help communities thrive. We support local partnerships, outreach efforts, and initiatives that promote health, safety, and community well-being.
As physicians who live and work in the region, we believe lasting community relationships are an important part of long-term healthcare leadership and responsible local investment.
Our physicians work alongside EMS, fire, rescue, and public-safety partners by providing medical direction, clinical consultation, and protocol support across the Spokane region. These partnerships help strengthen coordination between first responders and hospital emergency departments.
Our physicians contribute frontline expertise that supports consistent standards, effective communication, and reliable transitions of care during time-sensitive emergency situations.
SECP values partnerships with local schools, nonprofit organizations, and community groups whose work supports health, safety, and community well-being. Through these relationships, we aim to stay connected to the region we serve and contribute to efforts that strengthen local support systems.
If your organization is interested in connecting with SECP on a community or public-safety initiative, we welcome the opportunity to start a conversation.