News and Information.

We are currently accepting applications for volunteer positions.

• Basic Requirements:
  *Minimum age: 18 years old
  *Good physical fitness
  *Clean background check
  *Must be able to pass a drug and alcohol screening
  *Valid driver's license
  *Ability to commit to training and call-outs
  *High school diploma or GED

If you are reliable, team-oriented and ready to serve your community, we encourage you to apply.

Applications may be picked up at the main station:
105 Iodent Way
Elizabethton, TN 37643

Payments can no longer be taken here at our station.  Invoices must be paid to our billing company.  

Mail to:

AMB

PO Box 9150

Paducah, KY 42002

or call 844-889-7701

Staying informed is more important than ever!

If you haven't already, please download the Carter County EMA app to receive timely alerts, weather updates, and emergency notification. 

Now is the time to make sure you and your family are prepared.

We would like to announce our King Vision aBlade Video Laryngoscopes that we have recently added to our inventory.  These devices help out in several important ways,  They make it easier on the patient by reducing the trauma can sometimes comes with intubation by making the process easier on the EMS provider to accomplish.  They increase the success rate for intubations.  The actual blade part that contacts the patient is disposable, helping reduce chances of either the patient or provider possibly being exposed to an illness.

 Local police, news crews, and federal agencies have begun using drones to fight crime and gather the news. Near the Elizabethton Municipal Airport, you'll also find Carter County Emergency & Rescue Squad putting aerial technology to use.   Click the link below for the actual article written by John Dabbs, EMS Consultant.

https://original.newsbreak.com/@john-m-dabbs-561119/2886301337002-local-rescue-unit-making-full-use-of-drones-and-advanced-technology-for-search-rescue

We now have AutoPulse unit on all our main trucks.  These devices automatically perform high quality CPR compressions, freeing the crew to handle other important jobs. 

Recently, we added internet service on our ambulances which allows crews to send 12 lead ECG's to ERs. We also started using new software for creating trip tickets on our laptops and tablets.  There are more things happening soon, so stay tuned! 

The monument at our main station in Stoney Creek honors all the people that have volunteered for this organization past and present.  We certainly appreciate them sacrificing their time and energy to help us and the people of Carter County out over the years.  We couldn't have gotten here without them.