Squad Person of the Year
On Sunday, December 16, 2018, Mike Arnold of Cary Area EMS was named Squad Person of the Year for 2018. Arnold is a seasoned paramedic and has been a member of Cary Area EMS since 2015.
Read MoreCPR and AED Classes
Learning CPR can literally save a life. Statistics indicate that 70%-80% of cardiac arrest cases occur either in the home or at public places. In such cases, the person nearest to the victim is often a bystander with no medical expertise. If those present at the scene are able to provide CPR to the victim promptly, the chances of survival are significantly increased.
Read MoreStop the Bleed Training
Today we live in a world where terrorism, the actions of unstable people, and the dangerous impulses of friends and relatives are very real and becoming increasingly more frequent. As a part of our community education, Cary Area EMS is a teaching location for this new public opportunity called Stop the Bleed.
Read MoreFlu Clinic Announced
BREAKING NEWS: The 2018 Cary Area EMS Flu Clinic has been announced. This is an annual event held each year in the fall. The date for the free flu clinic will be Saturday, October 6, 2018 starting at 8 am. The clinic ends at 12 pm or when we run out of vaccine.
Read MoreCitizens’ Academy – October 2018 Dates Announced
Cary Area Emergency Medical Services will be conducting a second Citizens’ Academy this year beginning October 4, 2018 occurring on Thursdays until October 25, 2018.
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