King County Medic One

05/01/2026

Over the weekend, King County EMS & host agency along with 14+ other King County agencies (like us! 🚨) participated in a hands-on weekend for women to explore a career in the fire service and EMS. This opportunity included interactive activities, discussion panels, viewing live demos, and networking with EMTs, Firefighters, and Paramedics in our region. Our medics had a blast participating and we can’t wait until the next workshop! 🚒🧯🚨🚑

04/22/2026

Emergency Landing in Auburn ✈️ 🚨

Over the weekend, our crews, along with , , and local police, responded to a plane forced to make an emergency landing at a construction site.

One passenger was transported by M6 and the other was uninjured. Thanks to fast action and seamless teamwork across all agencies, everyone got the help they needed quickly and safely. 🙌💪

04/19/2026

Another award coming in hot! 🚨🚨

We are celebrating paramedic Solomon Wilson for 5 years of dedicated service with KCM1!

Over the past five years, he has shown up for every shift with professionalism, kindness, and commitment to patient care. His ability to handle the demands of the job while maintaining a positive affect does not go unnoticed.

We’re proud to recognize this milestone and proud to have PM Wilson as a part of our organization.

Pictured is MSO Arnone awarding PM Wilson. 🎉

04/11/2026

Recently, a milestone award was presented to Anthony DeSanto for ten years of service! 🎉👏

Anthony is sharp, steady, and always providing excellent patient care. He isn’t one to seek the spotlight, but he sure deserves it! He’s someone we feel truly lucky to have on our team.

Here’s to ten years and countless lives touched along the way! Cheers to you, Anthony! 🎉

Pictured is B-Shift MSO Arnone presenting award to Anthony.

04/10/2026

At the most frightening times - when lives are in danger, when someone is critically ill -- a team of first responders is a 911 call away.

04/09/2026

At the most frightening times - when lives are in danger, when someone is critically ill -- a team of first responders is a 911 call away.

04/09/2026

We had the incredible honor of welcoming news 🗞️ to shine a spotlight on one of our own, Jim Sandlin, as we celebrate an extraordinary milestone of 45 years of dedicated service, with no signs of slowing down.

Jim’s impact reaches far beyond the years he’s given; it’s reflected in the thousand of patients he’s cared for, the colleagues he’s mentored, and the standard of excellence he upholds every single day in our acute and demanding system. His clinical expertise, unwavering commitment to patient advocacy, and genuine compassion continue to inspire everyone around him.

We are so proud to see Jim recognized in this special way and grateful to share a glimpse of the legacy he’s still building. Here’s to 45 remarkable years and more to come! 🚑🩺💙❤️

04/09/2026

An excellent shot by D.J. Sonsteng Photography!

L331 venting the roof while E333 gets ready to go inside. A Medic One Paramedic providing standby for any patients.

04/07/2026

A King County Medic One Paramedic providing standby medical services at a house fire in Algona. Medics are attached to all working fire responses to treat any victims or injured fire crews.

03/30/2026

Earlier this month, two of our medics participated in the Firefighter Stair Climb at Seattle’s Columbia Tower, ascending 69 floors in full gear. 💪😤

They climbed in support of Blood Cancer United (formerly the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society), raising funds for vital research and advocacy efforts benefiting those affected by blood cancers.

While this challenge is physically demanding, it represents only a small reflection of the daily realities faced by patients and their families as they battle these cancers.

We are incredibly proud of Andy and Solomon for their dedication, resilience, and commitment to supporting this important cause! 👏

03/29/2026

We know… it’s March 😅

A bit later than planned, but 2025 kept us busy. From back-to-back calls to critical moments that mattered most, our crews showed up every time. We couldn’t be prouder of the care they provided in 2025 and continue to provide each and every hour! 🩺🚑