Lainey Volk, Director of Outreach and Community Paramedicine, Receives National Award for Service to San Juan Island Community
Lainey Volk was nominated and chosen for the 2022 EMS World/Dynarex EMS Caring Award
Community Outreach & Paramedicine
We are pleased to welcome Ryder Cuddington to Community Paramedicine and Outreach. He will be assisting Lainey Volk with helping vulnerable community members stay in their homes longer, scheduling and conducting CPR/First Aid classes, he is certified under Safe Kids Worldwide to install child seats and provides back fill as an EMT. Peggy Long helped…
Community Paramedicine Update to the Public
2021 was a landmark year for Community Paramedicine and Outreach at San Juan Island EMS. The most significant change was hiring a new Community Paramedicine and Outreach EMT, Ryder Cuddington, to assist Director Lainey Volk.
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Winter 2022
EMS Management Updates, Staff Introductions, Long-term Care, Save a Life Program, Levy Renewal and New EMT Class.
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Summer 2021
Maintaining your health is a lot like maintaining your car or home. If you are good at maintenance and catch…
EMS WEEK
Thank you Paramedics, EMTs and EMS Administrators!
Community Paramedicine on San Juan Island
Our paramedics and EMTs are trusted and respected for their medical expertise.
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Summer 2017
San Juan EMS responders can now make cellular calls from nearly anywhere on the island…
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Spring 2017
San Juan Island EMS has come a long way since the days of the 1959 Cadillac ambulance. It was donated by Gale and Doreen Carter.
Noah Waldron to Start Paramedic Training
EMT Noah Waldron has been accepted to this fall’s paramedic class at Central Washington University. Born and raised in Friday Harbor, he began with San Juan Island Emergency Medical Services in 2008. He is a second generation EMT and was honored earlier this year as the 2011 EMT of the Year. Noah Waldron is also…