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
San Juan Island EMS Welcomes New Assistant Chief of Operations and Training, T. J. Bishop
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.
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Winter 2022
EMS Management Updates, Staff Introductions, Long-term Care, Save a Life Program, Levy Renewal and New EMT Class.
New EMT Training Starts January 6!
Apply to become a Washington State Certified EMT! Learn valuable skills, help your island neighbors and be part of a professional and well respected medical team.
How to Receive or Renew your CPR/First Aid Certification
Due to the restrictions on meetings, San Juan EMS is not currently holding in-person classes for new or renewing CPR…
Every 15 Minutes 2018 Video
Watch the 2018 Every 15 Minutes video.
Every 15 Minutes 2018
The day of the simulated crash is April 17th at 2:00 PM and is held at San Juan Island High School track and field.
The Cape Prepares for Cardiac Arrest
“We call ourselves the ‘SOUTHENDERS’.”
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Summer 2017
San Juan EMS responders can now make cellular calls from nearly anywhere on the island…
Lights & Sirens Newsletter Summer 2017
In this issue: Emergency vehicles go wireless island-wide New address posts are easy to spot Notes from the Chief Classes & Events Islanders express gratitude for EMS Care Act F.A.S.T. after a stroke for best chances of recovery Warning signs of a stroke Summer Safety Tip Congratulations to the new EMT graduating class April, May…
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.