Dr. Cary McDonald

Dr. Cary McDonald
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Explanation: Dr. McDonald noted that a draft handbookwas presented to Council members at the August 1995meeting for review and comment.This handbook isdesigned to provide basic information to the local EMSmedical director regarding his responsibilities inperforming the duties of a medical director.Based uponinput received from the Council and other emergency
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Dr. Cary McDonald
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Mr. Bailey welcomed Dr. Cary McDonald, who has agreed
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Dr. McDonald ispresently employed as EMS Medical Director in theDepartment of Emergency Services at Wake MedicalCenter.

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Dr. McDonald asked membersof the Committee to pass the handbook on to individualswho might be interested in providing comments.Henoted that the first edition of the handbook waspublished in 1990 and since it has been five years, itwas time for an update.Based upon input given withina 45-day period, the final version of the handbookshould be available for consideration at the November
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Dr. Cary McDonald, Emergency Department, Wake Medical Center
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Dr. Cary McDonald will be joining the OEMS staff onJuly 1, 1995 as OEMS Medical Advisor.Dr. McDonald is theEMS Director of the Department of Emergency Services at Wake MedicalCenter in Raleigh.

House Bill 447, a bill which would allow the OEMS to issuea license to EMS providers, came out of committee and will go the Housethen the Senate.

Cary McDonald, an emergency room physician at WakeMed in Raleigh, hates AM/FM radio.He figures that he upgraded the 36-mile daily commute from his home in Chapel Hill the day he subscribed to XM Satellite Radio, which lets him listen to the rock music he likes without commercials."Do I really have to have it?No," McDonald says.