Boise, ID, December 7, 2018— Ada County Paramedics’ Tactical Medical Team, which is dispatched with and serves as the medical side of SWAT, unveiled its new MedCat armored ambulance Monday, December 10 at 2:30 in a ceremony in the Ada County Public Safety Building parking lot. Ada County Paramedics Tac Med Commander, Chris Shandera said
If you’re like numerous other Ada County residents, you’re likely participating in the solar eclipse viewing. While this phenomenon is certainly not something to be missed, Ada County Paramedics wants to remind Ada County residents to be safe while watching the solar show. Here are a few tips we’ve come up with to help keep
Boise, May, 2017 – Five Ada County Paramedics employees will receive the American Red Cross’ Hometown Hero Award in a ceremony at the Riverside Hotel, May 16th at 12 pm. Annelise Lane, Casey Lane, Peder Ahearn, Cody Porter and Emily Shaw will be among the recipients. Annelise, Casey, Peder and Cody are all members of
Why One Ada County Paramedics Employee Donated Her Kidney By: Emily Shaw For: Ada County Paramedics Snap Decision The decision to donate my left kidney came in a matter of 12 seconds. I asked a friend how her father, Cruz, was. He had been on dialysis for many years and he’d been on the kidney
– In light of October’s SIDS Awareness Month, Ada County Paramedics recently unveiled “The ABCs of Safe Infant Sleep Campaign” to offer safe sleep education to parents and childcare providers in an effort to protect Ada County babies from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID). Ada County Paramedics Battalion Chief,
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Wondering what Ada County Paramedics was up to all last year? Well, we’ve prepared an annual report with all the details! Click on the report below to learn more.
BOISE, June, 2016 — Ada County Paramedics has been honored with the highest level of the American Heart Association’s (AHA) Mission: Lifeline® Quality Achievement Award for two sequential years. The organization also received the Silver level American Heart Association Award for patients seen in 2014, which is a prerequisite for receiving the gold level. The
Despite Saturday’s rain drizzle, Ada County Paramedics employees headed to the grocery store, filled up a few shopping carts and loaded the items onto a gurney for donation to the the annual KTVB “7 Shares, Idaho Cares” event. Ada County Paramedics participates in the food drive each year– which directly benefits local charities in the
