your crew.
your community.
your friends.
your family.
yourself.
You put it all on the line to protect others. Now protect yourself — so you can always be there for the people who need you most and so you can enjoy the future you deserve.
Why Get Screened?
Participating in our comprehensive cancer screening program could be one of the most important things you ever do. Taking control of your health honors the courage you show every day on the job.
Cancer is the #1 safety risk for firefighters, causing 2/3 of line-of-duty deaths 2002 - 2019
International Association of Fire Fighters
Firefighters are 14% more likely to die of cancer than the general population
CDC/NIOSH
Lehi City Fire Chief Jeremy Craft
Marty Peterson
Professional Fire Fighters of Utah Pension Representative
Salt Lake City Fire Department Captain (Retired)
Get screened. Save your life. Spare your loved ones and your firefighter family too.
Marc Sanderson
Fire Chief, Orem Fire Department
Early identification and testing for cancer in firefighters is essential for overall health and longevity.
Shelby Willis
Deputy Fire Chief, Ogden City Fire Department
I often think about what would have happened if I had waited a year. Don’t wait — get screened!
We Are Firefighters
We understand the unique challenges facing firefighters because we are firefighters. Our team includes leaders within the fire service across Utah, as well as expert medical professionals and researchers. With an unwavering dedication to serving Utah’s firefighter community, we are committed to providing comprehensive cancer screenings with compassion and precision.
News
Utah Firefighter Cancer Initiative eager to launch nation-leading screening program
We know these screenings will save lives
Utah will be home to the most comprehensive firefighter cancer screening program in the nation, a milestone
Read more …Our Partners and Donors
The success of our cancer screening initiative depends on strong partnerships. We're grateful for the support of these organizations that share our commitment to protecting Utah's firefighters and their health.
