About NCTTRAC

ABOUT US

The North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council (NCTTRAC) is a Texas 501(c)3 Non-Profit Corporation established by legislative mandate.  Its role is to perform as the administrative body responsible for regional trauma and emergency healthcare systems development and oversight within the bounds of Texas Trauma Service Area (TSA) – E and healthcare coalition disaster preparedness in TSAs – C, – D, and – E. 

TSA C includes the following 10 counties: Archer, Baylor, Clay, Foard, Hardeman, Jack, Montague, Wichita, Wilbarger, and Young.

TSA D includes the following 16 counties: Brown, Callahan, Coleman, Comanche, Eastland, Fisher, Haskell, Jones, Knox, Mitchell, Nolan, Shackelford, Stephens, Stonewall, Taylor, and Throckmorton.

TSA E includes the following 19 counties: Cooke, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Erath, Fannin, Grayson, Hood, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Navarro, Palo Pinto, Parker, Rockwall, Somervell, Tarrant, and Wise.

NCTTRAC stakeholders are comprised of hospital, pre-hospital, and other healthcare entities with an interest in improving and organizing trauma, acute, and emergency healthcare and preparedness in North Central Texas.  To achieve this, NCTTRAC offers a platform for all industry related peer groups to come together to develop and provide the region with educational offerings, data collection & analysis, as well as performance improvement (PI).

NCTTRAC is funded by federal, state and local grants, membership dues/fees and private donations.

Our Mission

The Mission of the North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council is to promote and coordinate a system of quality trauma, acute, and emergency healthcare and preparedness in North Central Texas.

Our Vision

Our Vision is to be recognized as a leader for promoting quality trauma, acute, and emergency healthcare and preparedness.

Our Philosophy

We prepare through research, education, injury and illness prevention, and emergency management.
We support through the development of Regional Plans and Guidelines, resources, communications, and advocacy.
We respond to the needs of the emergency healthcare community, partners,and the State of Texas.

Board Officers

The NCTTRAC Board shall act on behalf of the organization and has the principal responsibility for the organization’s mission and the legal accountability for its operations.

Chair, William “Bill” Bonny
Division Chief
Prosper Fire Department

Chair Elect, Danielle Sherar
Manager Trauma Services
JPS Health Network

Secretary, Nakia Rapier
Trauma Program Manager
Baylor University MC

Treasurer, Rachal Bracker
Vice President & Group Finance Officer
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth

Chair, William “Bill” Bonny
Division Chief
Prosper Fire Department

Chair Elect, Danielle
Manager Trauma Services
JPS Health Network

Secretary, Nakia Rapier
Trauma Program Manager
Baylor University MC

Treasurer, Rachal Bracker
Vice President & Group Finance Officer
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth

FAQs

NCTTRAC Promotional Items

NCTTRAC purchases promotional items for member use.  If your organization would like NCTTRAC promotional or giveaway items for an upcoming conference, seminar, or other event, contact NCTTRAC Administration at admin@ncttrac.org to inquire about availability. 

 

 

Aluminum Water Bottles

Plastic Frisbees

Canvas Backpacks

Plastic Mood Cups

Mood Pencils

Plastic Water Bottles

Blue Pop-Up Sign (7' X 7')

Gray Pop-Up Sign (7' X 7')

White Pop-Up Sign (7' X 7')

Who can become a member of NCTTRAC?

NCTTRAC membership is open to hospitals and medical facilities, ground and air EMS Providers, First Responder Organizations, schools and colleges, physician’s groups, professional associations and organizations related to trauma, acute, and emergency healthcare systems.

What are the different NCTTRAC Crisis Applications?

EMResource is a day-to-day crisis application tool utilized along with NEDOCS (National ED Overcrowding Score) for daily ED status and capabilities of hospitals and EMS assets. EMResource is also currently used for important regional notifications. It serves as a status interface among regional air medical organizations and their individual Computer Aided Dispatch systems. read more…

WebEOC is a web-enabled, user-friendly and locally-configurable incident and event management system. With access to the Internet, authorized emergency managers and first responders, regardless of location, can enter and view incident information in WebEOC status boards. NCTTRAC uses WebEOC to collaborate through situational awareness and a common operating picture with regional and state partners. read more…

How do I request NCTTRAC resources?

Requests should come through local jurisdictions, as appropriate for you locality. The NCTTRAC is collocated on the same tier as the DDC . Requests for regional RAC assets, to include EMTF assets, are made using the STAR Form (ICS 213RR).

Who can activate the EMCC?

The Executive Director or designee, officials representing state emergency management of TDEM or DSHS, HSR 2/3, senior elected city/county officials, hospitals, EMS agencies, and local public health.

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