Overview
Located on 17 acres along the Lake Erie shoreline, Cleveland Clinic Euclid Hospital is home to one of the region's leading rehabilitation and orthopaedic centers. The 371-bed hospital offers a complete continuum of care: emergency services, acute and sub-acute care, rehabilitation and outpatient care. Founded in 1907 as Glenville Hospital, Euclid Hospital was constructed at its existing location in 1952.
Euclid Hospital's Emergency Department provides care for more than 38,000 patients every year—24/7, 365 days a year. The Emergency Department features 16 private patient rooms and seven fast track rooms and is fully-staffed by full-time physicians and physician's assistants, who are specially trained and certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine, along with registered nurses who have received training and certification in advanced and pediatric life support.
Contacting Euclid Hospital Medical Direction Staff
Communication is a vital part of any EMS Medical Direction System. Knowing whom to contact when you need medical direction/issues is vitally important and can be aggravating at times. Listed below are the various Medical Direction facilities as well as the Medical Directors and EMS Coordinators responsible for medical direction.
Please feel free to contact the appropriate EMS Coordinators if you have questions related to your scope or practice, protocols or any other operational issues.
Medical Direction Department
Euclid Fire Department
Contact Information
Chief Jay Womack
Euclid Fire Department
womack@euclidfire.com
216.289.8401
Euclid Hospital Medical Director
Christopher Randolph, DO
EMS Medical Direction
Cleveland Clinic ESI
216.903.0218
RANDOLC2@ccf.org
Dr. Randolph is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician. He has been with CCF Emergency Services Institute since 2015. Presently he oversees medical direction for Bainbridge and Euclid Fire departments. The majority of his clinical work is through Hillcrest and Euclid Emergency Departments respectively. Originally a native of SE Ohio, he completed his undergraduate and masters degree at Miami of Ohio. From there he completed medical school at LECOM-Bradenton. He trained at St. John Medical Center in Westlake,Ohio and has remained in Cleveland area.
Euclid Hospital EMS Coordinator
Greg Ivanovics, MPH, EMT-P, EMS-I
EMS Coordinator -Emergency Services Institute (ESI)
216.692.8648
givanovi@ccf.org
Greg began his career with Cleveland Clinic in August 1999, working as a member of their Event Medicine Team, at various professional sports venues throughout downtown Cleveland. From there, he accepted the role as Euclid Hospital’s EMS Coordinator, a position which he has held since July 2002. As EMS Coordinator, he is responsible for managing all EMS programs and outreach services offered through Euclid Hospital and the Cleveland Clinic’s Emergency Services Institute (ESI). Since 2020, he has championed several important ESI projects, including the EMS Wellness Initiative and Industrial EMS Medical Direction program.
Greg has been a member of the Euclid Fire Department since 1997 and currently serves as a Company Officer/EMT-Paramedic and Station #3 Administrator. In addition to his supervisory and operational responsibilities, he maintains an active role in many of his department’s community outreach and education programs. He serves as the Euclid Fire Department’s Stop the Bleed Program Coordinator, participates in various social service alignments, and assists with their Local 337 Breast Cancer Awareness Program. He is a Hazmat Control Officer (HCO) for the Chagrin/Southeast Hazardous Materials Team and a member of the Cuyahoga County Type 1 Hazardous Materials Team.
Greg earned a Masters of Public Health (MPH) Degree from Kent State University, a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Safety Management from Cleveland State University, and an Associates of Applied Sciences Degree in Fire Science Technology from Lakeland Community College. He is an adjunct instructor for both Cleveland State University’s Center for Emergency Preparedness (CEP) and Kent State University’s College of Public Health, where he also serves as a program designer, recruiter, and mentor for the their Veteran’s Career Initiative (VCI).
He holds instructor-level credentials from the America Heart Association (AHA), the Ohio Fire Academy (OFA), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Additionally, he is a certified ALICE Instructor, Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations Instructor, State of Ohio Fire/EMS Instructor, and has attended Counter Narcotics and Terrorism Operational Medical Support (CONTOMS) in Washington, DC. He resides in Chardon, Ohio with his wife Elizabeth, and daughters, Isabella, Avery, and Sarah.
