Media Contact: Hadley Mayes Ada County Paramedics Direct: 208-287.2967 Ada County Paramedics Battalion Chief Andrea Cobler has been named “Community Champion” in a contest presented by KTVB and Idaho Central Credit Union for her hard work and commitment to the community she serves. Cobler, who has worked for Ada County Paramedics since 1994 and in
Women’s & Children’s Alliance Chris Campbell-Davis, Communications Manager [email protected] O: 208.343.3688 ext. 11 C: 208.249.9287 Ada County Paramedics Hadley Mayes, Public Information Officer [email protected] O: 208.287.2967 C: 208.914.8148 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 14, 2015 ADA COUNTY PARAMEDICS AND WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S ALLIANCE HONOR FIRST RESPONDERS The“Power of One” breakfast program sponsored by Saint Alphonsus Hospital
BOISE, August 2015 – Ada County Paramedics was honored this week by the American Heart Association (AHA), in a Boise ceremony, for the organization’s work to constantly improve measures for patients with heart attacks. Representatives from the American Heart Association presented Ada County Paramedics with their prestigious “Mission: Lifeline EMS Award” for patients seen in
Not only does Ada County Paramedics have an amazing bunch of employees– but we also have incredible volunteers! Our volunteers, referred to as “Reserves,” are comprised of a group of hardworking EMTs and Advanced EMTs (AEMT) who offer up their assistance if we’re ever need more hands on deck! Allow us to introduce you to
Boise, June, 2015 – A local Ada County Paramedic was named an American Red Cross “Hometown Hero” this week. Chris Shandera was honored at an awards luncheon, Tuesday at the Riverside Hotel in Boise. The ceremony highlighted local citizens who have acted heroically in their professions and who “deserve to be recognized for their actions
