Lifeguard Ambulance Service of Marshall County, MS

09/30/2024

07/01/2024

Answer the call and make a difference in your community! Lifeguard Ambulance Service of Marshall County is now hiring licensed Paramedics!
As a part of the Global Medical Response family, Lifeguard Ambulance Service has the resources to advance your career. We offer a comprehensive benefits package and great employee incentives including:
🚑 Competitive Experience Based Pay
🚑 Free Continuing Education & Career Advancement
🚑 National Disaster Deployment Team and much more!
Join our team today by submitting your application via the link below:
https://careers.gmr.net/gmr/jobs/41722?lang=en-us

06/20/2024

We are excited to share a unique educational opportunity!

Bob Page will be providing hospital, pre-hospital, and Air/Ground first responders evidence based education on August 5 and 6, 2024 in the Keeton Room at Holmes Community College - Grenada Campus.

Topics will include 12-Lead Interpretation, Capnography, and Stethoscopy!

Register today!

https://multileadlab5aug24.eventbrite.com/

04/12/2024

Lifeguard Marshall County would like to thank the MS Senate for supporting and passing HB1489. This bill will help all MS EMS agencies as we continue to have reimbursement and workforce challenges in our state.

The MS Ambulance Alliance (MAA) appreciates and thanks Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann, Senate Insurance Chairman Walter Michel, Vice Chairman and our bill manager Senator Mike McLendon and the entire Senate for championing MS EMS this week. The Senate Thursday voted 50-0 for HB 1489 that will ensure ambulance providers can get fair reimbursement. Special thanks to Senate Insurance Committee members: Senators Bradford Blackmon, Scott DeLano, Hillman Frazier, Chris Johnson, Brian Rhodes, Ben Suber, Joe Thomas, Neil Whaley and Chuck Younger.
(Pictured L to R: Senator and Chairman Insurance Committee Walter Michel, Julia Clarke, President MAA and Senator and Vice Chairman Insurance Committee Mike McLendon)
www.msambulancealliance.com

10/28/2023

Happy First Responders day to all of the heroic men and women who take immediate action when an emergency occurs. Thank you to all who selflessly and diligently serve their communities.

08/09/2023

We are excited to share that our first in-house, accredited Advanced EMT course launched earlier this week. The program boasts an impressive 13 students, all of whom are currently employed as EMTs from MedStat, Lifeguard of Marshall County, and Lifeguard of Panola County. The course is being taught at Station 1 in Winona, MS and following the conclusion of this course, all participants will be eligible to test for National Registry and obtain state licensure as an Advanced EMT.

We are incredibly grateful to the Mississippi Healthcare Alliance and Mississippi Center for the Advancement of Prehospital Medicine for their partnership in this endeavor.

Congratulations and good luck to all of the participating students!

06/27/2023

You are not alone. As an EMS professional, your days can be incredibly rewarding and also triggering at times. We are here to help you and offer additional resources to help tackle symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI). We invite you to learn more about our GMR Life program and ways to combat added levels of stress in your life.

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06/23/2023

Today is National Hydration Day and the perfect opportunity to remind you that proper hydration is vital to living a healthy life. During these summer months, let's remember to stay hydrated and water up!

06/21/2023

Summer is here and it's time to have fun in the sun! Lifeguard Ambulance Service of Marshall County would like to remind you to stay safe and healthy this season by following these simple tips:
• Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration and heat exhaustion.
• Use sunscreen: Protect your skin from harmful UV rays by using sunscreen with at least SPF 30.
• Wear protective clothing: Cover up with lightweight and breathable clothing, as well as a hat and sunglasses.
• Practice water safety: Whether you're swimming, boating or enjoying other water activities, always wear a life jacket and supervise children at all times.
• Be aware of heat-related illnesses: Watch out for symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, such as dizziness, nausea and confusion.

06/19/2023

Today on Juneteenth, we celebrate the end of slavery, honor the promise of freedom and remember those before us who reached for progress. While we celebrate and renew our commitment for a better tomorrow, we pay tribute to the significant and historic contributions of African American healthcare professionals, pioneers and everyday heroes.

06/18/2023

Happy Father’s Day to all the wonderful fathers who hold a special place in our hearts!

06/13/2023

Men often face unique health challenges that can be prevented or managed through early detection, healthy lifestyle choices and access to quality healthcare. Learn about the resources available that can help you make smarter decisions and stay ahead of potential issues.

Learn more at https://menshealthnetwork.org/