The heart of San Juan Island EMS is our volunteers, so we are proud to announce that the 2024 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class graduated on April 27th, 2024, with all eight students passing. The classes consisted of seven students from San Juan Island and one student from Lopez Island. All graduates will be volunteering…
San Juan Island EMS and San Juan Island Fire and Rescue have entered into three different agreements. The first clarifies the roles of each agency. The second is for joint marine response. The third is an EMS training agreement, where San Juan Island EMS will provide ongoing Basic Life Support EMS training for the Fire…
Each year we honor several members of our agency who provided exceptional service. The most prestigious award is the EMT of the Year, which is voted on by the entire membership of San Juan Island EMS. For the year 2023, Lieutenant Kyle Dodd was honored by his peers for the EMT of the Year. Lieutenant…
In 2023, our team of thirteen staff and more than twenty volunteers responded to 1,184 aid calls, marking a 2.2% increase from the previous year. Our average chute time, which includes safety checks and route planning, was 1 minute and 56 seconds. Our total average response time, including chute time, was 8 minutes and 12…
In This Issue: San Juan County Public Hospital District No. 1 Updates Get to Know the Hospital District Commissioners Combined Management Update: Village at the Harbor and EMS Bi-Annual Report: PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center Heart of the Harbor Respite Stays Available New Concierge Program Kick-OffAn Interview with Carol Breeden Lights & Sirens Introducing Margaret…
To date, PIMC has treated and serviced 133,203 clinic patients, 35,817 emergency department patients, performs 380,174 lab tests, and provided over 72,425 appointments or procedures in specialty areas.
Lainey Volk was nominated and chosen for the 2022 EMS World/Dynarex EMS Caring Award
In This Issue: Heart of the Harbor Management UpdateVillage at the Harbor is Hiring!Polly’s Story Lights & Sirens San Juan Island EMS Welcomes New Assistant Chief of Training and Operations, T. J. BishopAED Checkups Available to the General Public
San Juan Island EMS is proud to announce that Margaret Longley graduated from paramedic school at Medic One, located in Seattle, WA, on July 9th, 2022.
In this Issue: Heart of the Harbor Introducing Village at the Harbor, From the Board of Commissioners Introducing Village Administration, Evan Perrollaz and Tina SmithRibbon Cutting Ceremony Village Operations Report Interested in an Apartment at Village at the Harbor? Lights & Sirens Update from the Administrator2022 EMT Class Graduation Community Paramedicine Update to the PublicCPR…
San Juan Island EMS would like to officially welcome our new Assistant Chief of Training and Operations, T.J. Bishop! We feel incredibly lucky to have Chief Bishop.
On April 11th, 2022, the Village at the Harbor hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate their sale to San Juan County Public Hospital District No.1.