Monongalia EMS, 801 J D Anderson Drive, Morgantown, WV (2026)

05/06/2026

🚑🎓 Mon EMS Citizens Academy – Week 4 Recap 🎓🚑

Week 4 took our Citizens Academy participants behind the scenes and into the driver’s seat, literally.

This week focused on the operational side of EMS, giving participants a deeper understanding of what it takes to keep our system running every day:

📦 Explored our Logistics Tactical Supply Center, learning about the equipment we use, and the real cost behind keeping crews mission-ready
📞 Got an inside look at the Regional Transport Allocation Dispatch Center, which coordinates our interfacility transports across the region
🪑 Practiced lifting and moving patients using stretchers and stairchairs
🚑 And yes… they got to drive an ambulance through the same obstacle course our new employees must complete

From logistics to operations to hands-on skills, Week 4 showed that EMS is more than what happens on scene, it’s an entire system working together.

👏 Huge job to this group for stepping up, trying new skills, and embracing the experience.

05/06/2026

🚑🩸 Mon EMS Leading the Way in West Virginia 🩸🚑

This week, Mon EMS became the first EMS agency in the State of West Virginia to deploy Delta Blood Coolers, taking our blood program to the next level.

These advanced coolers bring cutting-edge technology to the field, allowing our team to:

📱 Monitor temperature in real-time
📍 Track location of blood products
❄️ Identify and review Cold Chain Events
📊 Generate detailed reports and data to ensure quality and safety

This innovation strengthens our ability to deliver safe, effective, and timely blood transfusions to patients when they need it most.

At Mon EMS, we’re committed to pushing the boundaries of prehospital care and bringing hospital-level capabilities directly to our community.

👏 A huge thank you to everyone involved in making this advancement possible.

05/06/2026

💙🏥 Happy National Nurses Week! 🏥💙

This week, we recognize the incredible nurses who are at the heart of patient care every single day.

From the emergency department to the ICU, from the bedside to behind the scenes, nurses are the constant, providing compassion, expertise, and advocacy for every patient they encounter.

At Mon EMS, we work side by side with nurses every day, and we know firsthand the impact you make. Whether it’s a seamless patient handoff, critical interventions in the hospital, or simply being there when patients need it most, you make a difference.

💙 Thank you for your dedication
💙 Thank you for your compassion
💙 Thank you for being an essential part of the healthcare team

We are proud to partner with you in caring for our community.

05/05/2026

🚑 Mon EMS Annual Report Series 📊

Over the next several weeks, we’ll be highlighting key insights and achievements from our Annual Report, giving you a closer look at the impact our team has made throughout the past year.

Today, we’re starting with a big-picture view, our overall call statistics for the year. These numbers represent the dedication, professionalism, and commitment of our providers who respond day in and day out to serve our community.

Stay tuned as we continue to break down different areas of our operations, share important data, and showcase the work being done across Mon EMS.

05/05/2026

🌍🚑 Mon EMS Welcomes International Paramedic Students 🚑🌍

Over the past two weeks, Mon EMS had the privilege of hosting two international paramedic students from Zurich, Switzerland—Debi Nater and Selina Furrer—as part of their required international internship experience.

Through a partnership developed during previous work with this university, we’ve continued to foster global collaboration in EMS, and this visit was another outstanding experience.

👩‍⚕️ Debi Nater brings over seven years of experience as a Medical Practice Assistant, with a strong background in patient care, chronic care management, and quality assurance.

👩‍🚒 Selina Furrer comes from a diverse background in education, emergency response, and community service, including work as a firefighter and first responder.

Throughout their time, they had the opportunity to see firsthand that while EMS systems may differ around the world, patients, and the care they need, are universal. Both spent time with our EMS clinicians throughout the county in both the core of Morgantown as well as the more rural western-end. They also had the opportunity to observe at the WVU Ruby Memorial Level 1 Trauma Center Emergency Department and ride with our Medical Director on the EMS Physician Response Vehicle. Our clinicians learned just as much from them as they did from us.

👏 Thank you to our crews for welcoming them, sharing your knowledge, and representing Mon EMS at the highest level.

We’re proud to be part of developing the next generation of EMS clinicians, both locally and internationally.

05/05/2026

🌮🚑 Happy Cinco de Mayo from Mon EMS! 🚑🌮

While you’re celebrating with tacos, music, and maybe a margarita or two… remember:

Our crews are standing by for:
🚑 Taco-related overindulgence
🚑 Dance floor injuries (we see you 💃🕺)
🚑 “I thought I could handle one more…” situations

Hydrate, celebrate responsibly, and don’t try anything that would make your EMS crew say, “Well… this is a new one.” 😅

🌟 Pro Tip: Water between drinks = you stay on the fun side of Cinco de Mayo

Stay safe, have fun, and remember—
We’d rather see you out enjoying the day than meeting us at work.

05/05/2026

This past week, our crews responded to 421 calls for service across Monongalia County! Each number represents a neighbor, a moment of need, and a team ready to help, day or night.

The graphic below breaks down the types of calls we handled, from cardiac emergencies to motor vehicle accidents, lift assists, and more. Behind every dispatch is a dedicated EMT or paramedic working to keep our community safe and supported.

We’re proud to serve you, and grateful for the trust you place in us. Whether it’s a routine transport or a life-threatening emergency, Mon EMS is here for you.

Thank you to our team, our partners, and our community. Stay safe, stay connected, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need us.

05/04/2026

NOW HIRING: FULL-TIME & PART-TIME EMTs, AEMTs, and PARAMEDICS
Monongalia EMS | Monongalia County, WV

If you’re looking for more than just a truck and a paycheck, if you want progressive protocols, top-tier equipment, real medical direction, and a culture that pushes clinical excellence, keep reading.

At Mon EMS, we don’t just talk about being progressive. We build it through things like our Whole Blood Program, UE Video Laryngoscopes, Handtevy System, and top-of-the-line clinical equipment, all backed by some of the most progressive EMS Protocols in the nation.

You’ll practice high-level care in a system that values evidence, data, and improvement.

Competitive Pay (Based on Experience)
EMT - Starting at $18.87/hr (0 years experience)
5 years – $20.15/hr
10 years – $22.23/hr
15 years – $24.12/hr
20 years – $26.18/hr

AEMT - Starting at $20.63/hr (0 years experience)
5 years – $22.39/hr
10 years – $24.30/hr
15 years – $26.37/hr
20 years – $28.62

Paramedic - Starting at $25.30/hr (0 years experience)
Example steps on the scale:
5 years – $27.46/hr
10 years – $29.80/hr
15 years – $32.34/hr
20 years – $35.10/hr
(Additional steps available based on years of experience.)

Shifts are 12 hours (0700-1900 or 1900-0700), 4 days on, 4 days off.
We respond to approximately 20,000 911 and 8,000 IFT calls annually in a diverse system that includes rural response, transport, event medicine, and complex urban medicine.

Our Medical Director has recently approved an accelerated pathway, which is competency based, through our credentialing pathway for experienced paramedics entering our system. We’re not perfect. But we are relentlessly focused on progress, and on becoming a pillar of clinical excellence in EMS.

Part-time employment requires 24 hours a week.

If you want to be part of a team that pushes the profession forward, apply today.

APPLY TODAY: https://wvumedicine.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ASH?jobFamilyGroup=9f8f267879181001526aad6f581f0000

05/04/2026

🚑🎓 Mon EMS Citizens Academy – Week 2 Recap 🎓🚑

Week 2 of our Citizens Academy was all about getting hands-on with the tools and skills our clinicians use every single day in the field.

Participants didn’t just watch, they got involved:
🩸 Practiced bleeding control techniques
🩸 Learned how our blood program equipment operates
🩺 Performed patient assessments and used our cardiac monitors
🫁 Tried out advanced airway techniques, including the iGel and UE video laryngoscope

From lifesaving interventions to critical decision-making, this week gave our participants a real look at what it takes to deliver high-quality prehospital care.

👏 Huge credit to this group for jumping in, asking great questions, and embracing the challenge.

05/04/2026

🍎🚑 Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 🚑🍎

This week, we recognize the real heroes in the classroom, the educators who shape minds, build futures, and make a lasting impact on our community every single day.

At Mon EMS, we know that just like our clinicians, teachers stay calm under pressure, think on their feet, and care deeply for those they serve. From handling unexpected situations to being a steady presence for students, your work does not go unnoticed.

🎁 If you’re thinking about a gift for a teacher this week, one of the most meaningful things you can give is simple, a handwritten note from a student or family member thanking them for what they do. Those words can last a lifetime.

Whether you're teaching ABCs or advanced sciences, you are helping build a stronger community, and we’re proud to stand alongside you.

👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 Thank you for all that you do. We’ve got your back, both in and out of the classroom.

05/04/2026

🌌🚑 May the 4th Be With You! 🚑🌌

In a galaxy not so far away… your Mon EMS clinicians are always ready.

From lightsaber lacerations to blaster burns, we’ve got the skills to keep you on the light side of health. 💫

⚔️ Lightsaber Injury? No problem, while they may cauterize as they cut, there’s still risk of deep tissue damage, limb loss, and shock. Our crews are trained to assess, control bleeding (even the “mostly sealed” kind), manage pain, and rapidly transport for definitive care.

🔥 Thermal burns from a duel gone wrong? We treat burns, monitor airways, and manage fluid resuscitation like true Jedi Masters.

💨 Force choke got you struggling? Airway management is one of our strongest skills, whether it’s basic support or advanced intervention.

🩺 Whether it’s the Force… or just a bad day… Mon EMS is always here when you need us.

Stay safe, avoid the Dark Side, and remember: Dial 911, because even Jedi need EMS.

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