RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CALL: 
  
  At approximately 1900 hrs on 6/28/14 I overheard NPS dispatch trying to reach the two NPS Rangers at Dangling Rope who were out of service. I responded to dispatch and informed them I was out Dangling Rope and offered assistance. Dispatch informed me that they needed assistance and wanted me to respond to the Cookie Jar Butte area for a reported broken back. I agreed to respond along with Ranger. 
  
  RESPONSE: 
  
  I activated my emergency lights and left Dangling Rope Marina heading toward Cookie Jar Butte. While in route I overheard multiple medical calls occurring at the same time. It became clear that in Padre Canyon, adjacent to Cookie Jar Butte, another medical emergency had been reported. Dispatch requested that I divert to Padre Cyn for a 12 year old female who had fallen from a tube and lost consciousness. I agreed to do so. 
  
  When nearing Padre Cyn I heard Guardian helicopter Angel 4 stating that they were clearing the broken back call as it was a broken arm and the party elected to self transport via boat back to Antelope Marina. At that time Angel 4, NPS Rangers and myself were all at the mouth of Padre Cyn and began to search for the injured female. I located the houseboat on the left side of the channel with the injured female and directed Ranger and Angle 4 to my location. 
  
  ACTION TAKEN: 
  
  Ranger (EMT) began treating the female, Victim, on a couch inside the houseboat. Shortly after that Park Medics arrived on scene and began assisting in the treatment. I remained on our vessel with the stronger radio and attempted to guide Angel 4 to our location. The NPS Rangers from Dangling Rope then arrived and began clearing a landing zone for Angle 4. 
  
  When Angel 4 arrived and landed Victim was packaged and ready to go. She was loaded on the helicopter and flown to the hospital in Flagstaff for further evaluation. It had been reported that she had lost consciousness in the water after falling off the tube and likely striking her head on a friends shoulder. After arriving at the houseboat she had problems with her memory and then began to have seizures. 
  
  INVESTIGATION: 
  
  After Victim was airlifted out I began the boat accident investigation. I had the friend riding on the tube with Victim, fill out a witness statement. I also identified the owner and operator of the vessel towing Victim at the time of the accident. I got the registration information from his vessel and had him fill out a witness statement. 
  
  Apparently they were towing two tubes, Victim and subject on one tube and 3 other people on a second tube, with a total of 8-9 people on the boat and tubes. Operator stated he was probably going between 20-25 mph. He stated the fall from the tube did not seem to be a bad fall but when he came back around to pick her up she seemed to be hurt. The person on the tube with the victim stated that when the tube hit a wave Victim's head hit her shoulder pretty hard and then Victim fell off the tube. When they got Victim back to the houseboat they decided to call for help. 
  
  FOLLOW UP: 
  
  I spoke with Victim's father on 7/2/14 and he stated she was doing fine now. He stated he never got any official diagnosis from the doctors in flagstaff but he assumed that she had at least a slight concussion, but that she recovered very quickly and is in perfect health now.