EMS
The Michigan Center for Rural Health is committed to helping EMS organizations throughout rural Michigan. MCRH provides EMS continuing education opportunities and works to improve sustainability of Ambulance services to these communities.
The Michigan Center for Rural Health is committed to helping EMS organizations throughout rural Michigan. MCRH provides EMS continuing education opportunities and works to improve sustainability of Ambulance services to these communities.
Alli Burke is a Critical Care Paramedic and the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Programs Manager for the Michigan Center for Rural Health (MCRH). With 11 years of full-time experience in rural EMS before joining MCRH, she brings firsthand knowledge of the unique challenges and opportunities facing rural EMS agencies.
In her role, Alli partners with EMS organizations to identify challenges, uncover opportunities, and develop practical, sustainable solutions that strengthen agencies and the communities they serve. She is passionate about helping organizations leverage collaboration, research, and data-driven decision-making to improve operations and create lasting impact.
Her areas of expertise include employee engagement, data analysis, recruitment and retention, stakeholder engagement, program evaluation, and strategic planning. She also supports a variety of initiatives that advance rural EMS and enhance organizational effectiveness.
Alli enjoys transforming complex information into clear, actionable insights that empower leaders to make informed decisions, improve workforce engagement, and strengthen the services they provide. She is committed to working collaboratively with EMS agencies to develop innovative solutions tailored to their unique needs and goals.
Learn more about the Continuing Education credits for EMS professionals offered by the Michigan Center for Rural Health.
Alli Burke, CCEMT-P
EMS Programs Manager
269-380-6696
allison.burke@affiliate.msu.edu