EMS Buffs

EMS Buffs "Doc" Alex is a nine year old autistic child who is obsessed with all things EMS, Fire and Police. message us for his address Alex was terrified to walk past it.

It all started in August of 2014 when Alex saw an ambulance parked on the side with the engine idling. Alex had an ABA worker with him who suggested that Alex visit a firestation to see an ambulance on friendly terms, because If he should ever need one we would be in big trouble. Alex wanted to know everything about the Ambulance and what it was called. Alex was scared of the sound of oxygen coming out of the flowmeter and he refused to lay down on the stretcher. It was suggested we try going again to slowly get him used to it. By the second visit he was hooked and started requesting to visit an ambulance. He chose to visit an ambulance over any other activity. Alex soon was a common sight at local ambulances and we started traveling to other cities and states to visit different types. He watches old "Emergency!" reruns and "Nightwatch" and 'Boston EMS". Alex is six, yet he knows all the bones in the body, different systems, positions, procedures and medical equipment. Alex met the crew of "Nightwatch" and he was delighted. Alex also collects EMS related autographs, as well as challenge coins, pins and his favorite is patches. He is a fan of police cars and fire trucks, but his favorite is usually the ambulance. If you wish to send Alex a patch or a note, his address is:

Alex Rybicki
66 Cutler Street
Worcester, MA 01604
USA

Thanks for your interest! originally my page was A place where other people obsessed about ambulances and their equipment can share their passion and pick up some tips on what to get or to see.

01/01/2025

After 33 years of exemplary service, Deputy Chief Michael Hunter is retiring from his position at Worcester EMS to assume the role of Deputy Director at the Massachusetts Office of Emergency Medical Services.

Throughout his tenure, Deputy Chief Hunter has demonstrated outstanding leadership and a steadfast commitment to the advancement of emergency medical services in our community. We extend our gratitude for his years of service and wish him continued success in his new position.

Congratulations, Deputy Chief Hunter.

a good friend of Doc Alex
01/01/2025

a good friend of Doc Alex

After 33 years of exemplary service, Deputy Chief Michael Hunter is retiring from his position at Worcester EMS to assume the role of Deputy Director at the Massachusetts Office of Emergency Medical Services.

Throughout his tenure, Deputy Chief Hunter has demonstrated outstanding leadership and a steadfast commitment to the advancement of emergency medical services in our community. We extend our gratitude for his years of service and wish him continued success in his new position.

Congratulations, Deputy Chief Hunter.

10/28/2024
Doc Alex met some cool people from cool departments from Virginia and Texas
10/27/2024

Doc Alex met some cool people from cool departments from Virginia and Texas

Doc Alex hanging out with 51 and Ron Morin
10/27/2024

Doc Alex hanging out with 51 and Ron Morin

Doc Alex got to meet his friends from Brick EMS
10/27/2024

Doc Alex got to meet his friends from Brick EMS

More cool pics from the EMS & FIRE PRO Expo
10/27/2024

More cool pics from the EMS & FIRE PRO Expo

Doc Alex added this beauty to his ambulance license plate collection
10/27/2024

Doc Alex added this beauty to his ambulance license plate collection

Address

Spencer, MA

Telephone

+17742890303

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when EMS Buffs posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to EMS Buffs:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram