MedCare Ambulance

Paramedics Wanted!

Looking to earn more while making a difference in your community? MedCare is currently seeking dedicated Paramedics to join our team!

Take advantage of our shift differentials:
▪️ Mon–Thurs Nights: +$4/hr
▪️ Fri–Sun Nights: +$5/hr
▪️ Sat–Sun Days: +$4/hr

Work weekend nights and earn an additional $5/hr!

Join a team committed to providing exceptional patient care while supporting your professional growth. If you're ready for a rewarding career with competitive incentives, we want to hear from you!

Apply now at https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/35f61e86-5491-4fdd-9db1-d9f8b4d9c6b0/MedCare

Today, Ben Kuhn delivered a Medix Metro Express 157 Type III ambulance to MedCare Ambulance at the factory. We will post the final pictures in a few weeks after the lettering is completed. Medix Specialty Vehicles, LLC

Congratulations to the entire MedCare team!

We are proud to announce that MedCare has successfully passed our annual State EMFTS inspection! This comprehensive inspection evaluates every ambulance in our fleet, from mechanical components and vehicle safety to the medical equipment and supplies carried on board.

This achievement reflects the hard work, dedication, and attention to detail of our crews, mechanics, operations staff, and leadership team. Ensuring our vehicles and equipment are inspection-ready means we can continue providing safe, reliable, and high-quality patient care to the communities we serve.

Thank you to everyone who played a role in making this possible. Your commitment to excellence does not go unnoticed!

During EMS Week, we asked our partners to share throwback photos and stories highlighting their growth throughout their careers in EMS and within our organization.

Today, we're featuring Stephanie Neff, one of our dedicated paramedics at MedCare!

Stephanie shared some awesome throwback photos that showcase her journey in EMS and serve as a reminder of how far she has come throughout her career. From her early days in the field to where she is today, Stephanie's commitment to patient care, continuous learning, and professional growth exemplifies the spirit of EMS.

These photos not only capture memories from the past but also highlight the dedication and experience that providers like Stephanie bring to our patients and communities every day.

Thank you, Stephanie, for sharing a glimpse into your EMS journey and for everything you do to serve others. We are proud to have you as part of the MedCare family!

This month is National Safety Month, and this week's theme focuses on mental health and overall well-being.

In the EMS industry, the term burnout is something we hear all too often. Long shifts, difficult calls, emotional stress, and the responsibility of caring for others can take a toll on even the strongest providers. That's why it's so important to recognize the signs of burnout and take steps to care for ourselves just as we care for our patients.

We've created this informational flyer to provide resources, suggestions, and reminders for coping through tough times. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or simply need a reminder to prioritize yourself, know that support is available and it's okay to ask for help.

Remember:
✔️ Take care of your mental health.
✔️ Prioritize rest and recovery.
✔️ Lean on your coworkers, friends, and family.
✔️ Utilize available resources when needed.
✔️ Check in on one another.

A healthy team is a safe team. By taking care of ourselves and supporting each other, we can continue providing exceptional care to the communities we serve.

You are not alone. 💚

When we think about safety, we often focus on physical injuries. But true safety includes our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

This week, we're highlighting the importance of holistic worker health and encouraging everyone to prioritize their overall wellness. Whether you're working in healthcare, public safety, or any other profession, taking care of yourself is essential to performing at your best.

For EMS professionals, burnout is a very real challenge. Long hours, difficult calls, emotional stress, and the constant responsibility of caring for others can take a toll. Recognizing the signs of burnout, asking for help, taking time to recharge, and supporting one another are all important steps toward maintaining a healthy workforce.

You cannot pour from an empty cup. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish—it's necessary.

Together, let's continue building a culture where mental, emotional, and physical health are valued just as much as workplace safety.

This month is National Safety Month. This weeks theme is safe driving. Today we wanted to focus on defensive driving. Using these techniques can not only help keep you and others safe, it could save a life. Be aware and be ready!

Visit our website and apply today!

During EMS Week, we asked our partners to share photos and stories highlighting the growth of their careers in EMS. Next, we're featuring Ricky Cole!

Ricky's journey is a great example of the many opportunities for growth within EMS and healthcare. He began his career as an EMT, serving patients on the front lines in our ambulances. Through hard work, dedication, and a passion for improving patient care, Ricky expanded into a marketing and outreach role, helping connect our organization with the communities we serve.

Today, Ricky serves as the Manager of Quality Analysis and Performance Improvement for both MedFlight and MedCare, where he plays a vital role in evaluating performance, identifying opportunities for improvement, and helping ensure we continue to provide exceptional patient care.

The photo Ricky shared takes us back to his earlier days in EMS and features him and his partner posing for a "serious" photo—though anyone who knows Ricky knows there was likely plenty of laughter behind the camera. It's a fun reminder of where his journey began and how far it has come.

From EMT to leadership, Ricky's career reflects the impact that dedication, continuous learning, and a commitment to excellence can have in this profession. His story is a reminder that EMS is more than a job—it's a career with countless opportunities to grow, lead, and make a difference.

Thank you, Ricky, for your dedication to our patients, our crews, and our organization. We're proud to have you on the team!

During EMS Week, we asked our partners to share photos and stories highlighting the growth of their careers in EMS. Today, we're featuring Casey Rawlings!

Casey's journey is a great example of how EMS careers can evolve while still making a difference behind the scenes. She started her career on the front lines as an EMT, caring for patients and serving the communities we support every day.

Through her dedication, hard work, and commitment to helping others, Casey grew into her current role as Scheduling Coordinator.

No matter the challenge, Casey always brings a smile to work and is ready to step in wherever she is needed. Her positive attitude, willingness to help, and dedication to her coworkers make her an invaluable part of the MedFlight, MedCare, and MedComm team.

Thank you, Casey, for all you do and for continuing to grow within our organization. We are proud to have you on our team!