MedTran

Congratulations to all the runners of the Saline Memorial The Beat Goes On Race!!! First runner crossed the line in under 20 minutes!!! Here are the runners in the first 30 minutes!

We were super excited to es**rt a very special visitor to Saline Memorial on Saturday for the Easter egg hunt!!!

Our hearts are saddened upon hearing of the loss of Courtney Hagar. Our prayers with her personal and work families.

Today, on International Women's Day, we would like to extend our appreciation to our four full-time women, who collectively bring nearly 90 years of experience in EMS.
Paramedic Dena Ballard Turney
Paramedic Tana Robinson Perdue
Paramedic Tonya Bryant Tillery
EMT Sarah Knapp

Medtran's director, Paul Fowler, rolled up his sleeves, um, pants to help out plant operations clearing the ambulance lot!

Happy New Year from Medtran Medic 1!!! Please be safe and don't drink and drive!!!!

🎄 Merry Christmas from Medtran Medic 1! 🎄
Isaiah 9:6-7
"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace"

Condolences to the Peck family and Bryant PD.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the loss of our dear friend and fellow Officer Tanner Peck early Friday morning, 12/13.
Officer Peck joined the Bryant Police Department September 12th of 2022. On September 24th, just 12 days after joining our department, Officer Peck was involved in a serious car accident while working patrol. After a short stay in the hospital and a long recovery, he was able to put his gear back on, and go back to work doing what he most loved, being a Police Officer. It was Officer Peck's dedication and heart that got him through challenges of recovery so that he could once again do his part in keeping the citizens of Bryant safe.
Officer Peck was truly an outstanding Police Officer that did his job with passion and integrity everyday. He touched so many lives and made a tremendous impact on this department and his community. He will be missed but certainly never forgotten.
Our prayers continue to be with his family and friends. We will forever be grateful for knowing him, serving with him and more than anything, just being our friend.
Rest easy Officer Peck. We will take it from here.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us!
Thank you to the Fowler's for providing our crew and operators a home cooked Thanksgiving meal!

As winter approaches, we spend more and more time indoors and close quarters with others, leading to rises in sickness and transmission of illnesses.
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