EMS Division Leadership.
EMS billing is handled by a contracted third-party billing partner, not directly by Gilmer County Fire/Rescue. For questions about an ambulance bill, see the EMS Billing contact on our Contact page.
Our ambulances are designed as mobile treatment platforms, not simply transportation. Progressive EMS protocols and training allow our EMTs and paramedics to practice at the full scope of their license, bringing advanced assessment, monitoring, treatment, and resuscitation capabilities directly to the patient when minutes matter.
Contact This DivisionBuilt for Advanced Care
LIFEPAK 35 cardiac monitors, transport ventilators, Sapphire infusion pumps, LUCAS mechanical CPR devices, video laryngoscopy, and advanced adult and pediatric clinical decision-support tools equip our clinicians to deliver high-level care to critically ill and injured patients from first contact through transport.
Prehospital Blood Resuscitation
Our clinicians can initiate blood resuscitation before hospital arrival using prehospital blood products, LifeFlow rapid infusion, and active blood warming. In a rural system, that means beginning critical treatment where the patient is, not waiting for the emergency department.
Built to Protect Our Crews
Stryker power cots and Power-LOAD systems reduce lifting demands, improve patient movement, and help limit preventable injuries. We invest in equipment that protects our clinicians as well as the patients they serve.
Use Your Training. Grow Your Practice.
Progressive protocols, engaged medical direction, advanced training, and clinical review give our clinicians the support to think critically, use their skills, and grow professionally. From EMT to paramedic, we want providers who are ready to take ownership of patient care and keep advancing.
Train. Grow. Advance.
Ongoing education, hands-on training, specialty programs, and leadership development help our clinicians continue building their skills throughout their careers. We want providers who are ready to learn, improve, and take on greater responsibility.
Paramedic Response Support
Our Med Com paramedic response unit provides additional ALS capability on high-acuity calls, supports EMT and Advanced EMT crews, and can add another experienced clinician when patient condition or scene complexity demands it.
Bringing Blood to the Scene.
Gilmer County Fire/Rescue helped launch a tri-county prehospital blood administration program, putting field transfusion capability within reach of patients who need it most.