We are extremely sad to share news about the death of Allison Bloom, Esq., Co-Founder & General Counsel of Cambridge Consulting Group.
With quiet dignity, our friend and colleague continued to lean fully into a life of service following her cancer diagnosis just over one year ago. She died peacefully at her Williamsburg, Virginia home with close friends at her side on December 29, 2021.
During a career of more than 30 years, Allison served as an EMS attorney, consultant, coach, author and educator. She was extremely proud of her certification as an Emergency Medical Technician and had previously served as an EMS Chief of Service, Director of Training and Director of Personnel for the Easton (CT) Volunteer EMS agency. From 2015 to 2020 Allison served on the Board of Directors with the National EMS Management Association (NEMSMA) and was a Fellow in the American College of Paramedic Executives (FACPE). Allison led the charge for a certification program for EMS Managers and worked with industry experts and trade shows to advance the program.
Along with her family and friends, the entire team of advisors at Cambridge Consulting Group is heartbroken with the loss of this precious, dedicated colleague, but we are committed to advancing the work of the organization as she asked us to do.
Allison championed the advancement of the paramedicine profession. An educational scholarship is being established in her name to help aspiring EMS leaders become credentialed Executive Officers.
A Memorial Service in Allison’s honor is being planning for the Spring to be held in Allison’s home state of Connecticut.
Allison’s professional biography:
Allison Bloom was an attorney, consultant, coach, and educator with over 30 years’ experience working with Emergency Medical Service (EMS) and Fire agencies, a pharmaceutical company, and small- to mid-sized healthcare related businesses. Her focus was on providing risk management and legal consulting to EMS and Fire agencies and small- to mid-sized healthcare related businesses, concentrated around legal and regulatory compliance and ethics, risk assessment and mitigation, business governance matters, employment law, health care reform, administrative and regulatory law, records management and information governance, electronic discovery, technology implementation, and general business management. She also worked as a products liability defense attorney in the pharmaceutical industry.
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