Global Medical Response

By joining our Disaster Response Network, your organization will be part of the team of providers who will help us answer the call. These unmatched experiences will not only give you the opportunity to help impacted areas, but also provide additional disaster experience for your personnel while generating a revenue stream back to your organization. SERVICES OUR NETWORK MEMBERS PROVIDE ■ Healthcare-System Evacuations ■ Disaster Response ■ Fire Services Learn more about becoming a Disaster Response Network Subcontractor at https://ow.ly/ovw150RYR5v.

More than 30 years ago, Jeffrey Birrer began his career in emergency medical services (EMS) to support his medical school education. Discover more about his remarkable career and his dedication to delivering care to those who require it. Jeffrey, we are proud to have you as a part of the GMR family! #EMSforLife https://ow.ly/oWTN50SeRw7

Over the weekend, our GMR family had the privilege of joining local agencies across Nevada and Oregon to pay tribute to the 36 fallen EMS heroes during the National EMS Memorial Service’s Moving Honors procession. It was an honor to be a part of the Moving Honors procession and we wish the team a safe and successful journey ahead! #MovingHonors2024 #NEMSMS2024 #WeekendofHonor National EMS Memorial Service REACH Air Medical Services Guardian Flight, LLC American Medical Response

Today is International Paramedics Day. Today and every day, we celebrate and acknowledge the vital role of our ground and flight paramedics. In an emergency, every second counts and our paramedics are trained to provide the highest level of emergency medical services. We are thankful for the countless hours our paramedics sacrifice to provide care to the communities they serve! #IPD24 #WhatParamedicsDo

William "Paul" Cross began his career in emergency medical services (EMS) more than 17 years ago when he answered a newspaper ad seeking emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Learn more about the incredible story that highlights the importance of empathy and composure in uncertain situations. Paul, we are proud to have you as part of the GMR family! #EMSforLife https://ow.ly/LHjp50SeQfn

Meet Christina Wilson, a valued team member with more than 22 years of experience in emergency medical services (EMS). Learn more about her inspiring career and the diverse opportunities she has experienced while working at GMR. Christina, we are proud to have you as part of the GMR family. #EMSforLife https://ow.ly/IMH550SePSf

This week, we lost a dear friend and colleague, Dennis Rohlfs. Dennis was a visionary leader who founded Med-Trans. His experience in the Vietnam War was what inspired him to create a safe and reliable means of emergent transportation to critical patients in need. In 1982, Dennis started Med-Trans’ first helicopter operation by bringing two competing hospital systems to the table. They agreed to sharing this helicopter service to better serve the surrounding rural area of Bismarck, ND. His business concepts grew and evolved to become a national air medical service. His vision was to build a company on a foundation of premier customer service, solution agility and an industry-leading safety environment, all while promoting a family, team and partnership culture. Dennis understood that a single solution/service model did not solve all of the industry needs, nor meet the challenges of the rapidly growing and evolving emergency air medical industry. As a result, he tailored Med-Trans' solutions to the partner hospitals, EMS systems and local community. This became the model Med-Trans would embrace and use to grow the Med-Trans family brand. Dennis’ care and compassion for the employees of Med-Trans and the communities in which they served is the bedrock on which Med-Trans was built. Our condolences go out to Dennis' family, in particular his son Tom, who is a VP on our business development team, and to all of you who worked with him and knew him as a friend. His contributions to the air medical industry will not be forgotten.

Today is #Juneteenth. We celebrate the end of slavery and honor those who paved the way for freedom. We especially recognize the pioneers of the past and present, and the contributions of African American healthcare professionals.

In partnership with the City of Spokane Fire Department and Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC), AMR is thrilled to announce the implementation of the Spokane Nurse Navigation program. This innovative healthcare solution will help area residents and visitors quickly reach the most appropriate level of medical care when calling 911. “We are excited to offer this solution to our Spokane community through our partnership with the Spokane Fire Department and Spokane Regional Emergency Communications. Adding this tool to our system will help to ensure we are getting the right resource to the right patients at the right time to meet the care needs of all. We applaud these partner agencies for their patient-focused approach to caring for the communities we serve,” states AMR Operations Manager Jack Busch. https://ow.ly/UPxe50SkVib

The GMR Foundation for Research and Education is offering its Institutional Scholarship Grant for the 2024–2025 academic year. The grant is available to EMS training schools to apply for student scholarship funding. The online application deadline has been extended to Friday, June 21, 2024. To learn more about our program and how to apply, please visit https://ow.ly/gwxW50SiZ8o.