Clinton County EMS

01/22/2026

🎓 🎉 Tonight, we celebrate the Class of 2025 Clinton County EMS Paramedic Program graduates. We’re excited to honor our graduates and reflect on a year defined by success🚑

01/08/2026

🚑🎉 Congratulations to Kit Luce, CCP-C! 🎉🚑

We’re proud to announce that Paramedic Kit Luce is now a Board-Certified Critical Care Paramedic (CCP-C) through the International Board of Specialty Certification (IBSC).

The CCP-C is an international board certification and represents one of the highest levels of achievement in prehospital critical care medicine. The exam is widely recognized for its rigor and low pass rates, placing those who earn it among a small percentage of paramedics nationwide who have demonstrated advanced competency in critical care transport, physiology, pharmacology, hemodynamics, ventilator management, and complex clinical decision-making.

Kit has served Clinton County EMS since October of 2022. Kit has been involved in many high acuity cases during his time, such as high risk deliveries, resuscitated cardiac arrests, and complex medical and trauma calls requiring advanced knowledge and skill. Kit also created our website for us through his side passion for technology!!

This accomplishment reflects Kit’s dedication to excellence, commitment to evidence-based practice, and drive to continuously raise the standard of care for our patients. We’re proud to have a board-certified critical care clinician on our team and grateful for the leadership and professionalism Kit brings to our service.

Please join us in congratulating Kit on this outstanding achievement 👏
Well earned and well deserved.

01/05/2026

📓📚 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR CLINTON COUNTY EMS PARAMEDIC PROGRAM CLASS # 3‼️

✏️Today is the first day of our 2026 class with 14 students!! We notice there are some smiles, but also some nervous faces😬

💯 Our 2024 and 2025 class finishers have passed the National Registry exam with 100% success rate on the first attempt!!

Wish this group the best of luck for the next 12 months!!!

12/23/2025

🚑🎉 Congratulations to Megan Holliday, FP-C! 🎉🚑

We’re proud to announce that Paramedic Megan Holliday is now a Board-Certified Flight Paramedic (FP-C) through the International Board of Specialty Certification (IBSC).

The FP-C is an international board certification and one of the most respected credentials in critical care transport medicine. The exam is known for its rigor and low pass rates, meaning only a small percentage of paramedics nationwide ever earn this designation. Achieving board certification reflects advanced mastery of critical care medicine, physiology, pharmacology, ventilator management, and high-acuity clinical decision-making. On top of all this, Megan achieved this accomplishment within 9 months of becoming a Nationally Registered Paramedic from the first cohort of the Clinton County EMS Paramedic Program.

Megan’s accomplishment is a testament to her dedication, discipline, and commitment to providing the highest level of care to our patients. We’re very proud to have her on our team and grateful for the standard of excellence she brings to our service every day.

Please join us in congratulating Megan on this outstanding achievement 👏
Well earned and well deserved.

12/22/2025

👶🚑Stork Pin Awards for Clinton County EMS Crew That Safely Deliver Baby

Clinton County EMS is proud to share the exceptional story of two of our A-Shift crews, who successfully assisted in the prehospital delivery of a healthy newborn during an emergency call on October 23rd, 2025.

At approximately 06:55 am, Clinton County Central Dispatch received a report of a patient in active labor. Within minutes, EMS crews arrived to find that delivery was imminent. Paramedic Megan Holliday, Paramedic Phil Bushman, EMT Corbin Lopez , and EMT Logan Adams quickly prepared for a field delivery. Despite the rapid progression of labor, the team provided calm, skilled care, ensuring the safety of both mother and baby throughout the process.

At 07:23 a healthy newborn was delivered safely in the patient’s home. Following delivery, the crew performed newborn assessment, provided delayed cord cutting, prioritized early skin-to-skin contact, and completed postpartum care for the mother. Both patients were transported in stable condition. While our crew did an amazing job, the mother was the one who really did all the work!

The family was extremely kind and stopped by our headquarters for a reunion that was so heartwarming.

Prehospital childbirths are relatively uncommon events in emergency medical services, but Clinton County EMS crews maintain ongoing obstetric and neonatal training to ensure readiness for high-risk, low-frequency emergencies.💙

12/16/2025

🚨🚨 Are you or someone you know interested in becoming an EMT?! Clinton County EMS will be hosting a class starting on January 12th, 2026. The course will be 50 classes and will help prepare you to take and pass the National Registry exam. Once you become a certified EMT you’ll be able to care for those in need and have the required credentialing for EMS and fire department careers. More details below! Seats are going quick so sign up before the class is full!!🚑🚑

🔘The program will be from 1/12/26-6/30/26.
🔘Class will be held Monday and Thursday from 5 pm - 9 pm.
🔘Tuition is $1,000, while members of Volunteer Fire Departments receive a 20% discount. $200 is the down payment, with payment plans available. This does include shirt and textbook.
🔘24 total clinical hours will be required.

Call our office at 765-659-6310 or email the Primary Instructor, Tim Grandstaff, at tgrandstaff@clintoncountyin.gov for more details and application.

11/28/2025

🦃🍗 We hope that everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving that was full of quality time with their friends and family. A shift spent their Thanksgiving with their work family.

🦃🚑We’re told that despite their life saving interventions, the turkey was declared delicious at 17:32. Family was notified, and sides were appropriately consoled. Rest in gravy🧡🥘

Happy Thanksgiving from Clinton County EMS. Have a safe holiday weekend, stay grateful, and brace for the inbound snow storm!❄️☃️

11/01/2025

🚨‼️ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING🚑

This Saturday and Sunday Clinton County EMS, Frankfort Police Department, Frankfort Fire Department, Clinton County Sheriff's Office, and Clinton County Central Dispatch will be doing active shooter training at Suncrest Elementary School. There will be a large first responder presence, but please note this is only a training exercise.

🚑 🚔🚒If you have a scanner you may hear radio traffic associated with the training.

10/31/2025

🎃🚑 Happy Halloween from Clinton County EMS! 🚑🎃

Tonight our crews will be out while little ghouls, goblins, and superheroes roam the streets. 👻

Here are a few quick safety tips from your EMS family:
🕯️ Carry glow sticks or flashlights to stay visible.
🚶‍♀️ Use sidewalks and crosswalks. Never dart between cars.
🍬 Have an adult check candy before eating it. Accidets happen, check ingredients for allergies!
🚗 Slow down and stay alert for trick-or-treaters.

Whether you’re handing out candy, trick-or-treating, or on shift keeping our community safe, have a fun and spooky night!

10/20/2025

10/19/2025

🚑 🚔🚨 We’re ready for day three!!

10/17/2025

🚑🚑 Today our staff starts a rigorous three day training focused on tactical medicine for active shooter events, high threat level events, and other trauma based care.

Thank you to Frankfort Police Department for hosting us this morning in your classroom.

On Saturday and Sunday our team will be working through simulated evolutions at Rossville Schools to apply what we learned in the classroom. Throughout these simulations we will be working with Clinton County Central Dispatch, Clinton County Sheriff's Office, Frankfort Police Department, Frankfort Fire Department, and other local first responders.