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After 31 Years Of Service ...
Folks Are Still Surprised to Learn of All The Many Things We Do
White River Valley Ambulance, Inc, is a not for profit
emergency ambulance and rescue service composed of paid full-time, part-time and
volunteer staff. Emergency medical service is provided to a geographical area
encompassing 280 square miles and approximately 10,000 residents. The towns are
Barnard, Bethel, Braintree, Brookfield, Granville, Pittsfield, Randolph and
Stockbridge.
The service is made up of a Board of Directors,
Administrator, Field Supervisor, Training Officer, Accounts Manager, and Ambulance
Attendants. The Board of Directors consists of an appointed member of each of the
eight towns we serve as well as a representative from Gifford Medical Center. One
common goal is shared by all: to provide excellent medical care to the citizens of
the communities we serve.
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- FREE BLOOD PRESSURE
CHECKS
- TOURS TO CIVIC
AND SCHOOL GROUPS
- WHITE RIVER VALLEY
AMBULANCE PROVIDES TO OUR COMMUNITIES:
- 24 HOUR A DAY STAFFED
EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE
- THREE ADVANCED LIFE
SUPPORT AMBULANCES
- RESCUE/EXTRICATION
SERVICES
- PARAMEDIC INTERCEPT
RESPONSE WHEN MEDICALLY NECESSARY
- EDUCATIONAL COURSES
INCLUDING: CPR BASIC FIRST AID EMT COURSES
- PUBLIC EDUCATION IN
OUR SCHOOLS
- USE OF OUR TRAINING
ROOM FOR VARIOUS COMMUNITY GROUPS
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OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The members of White River Valley Ambulance Service shall provide
appropriate and timely pre-hospital critical care and transport for the
sick and injured within the communities of Barnard, Bethel, Braintree,
Brookfield, Granville, Pittsfield, Randolph, and Stockbridge.
We will maintain a high standard of care and
will continually strive to improve our service through offering continuing
education and outreach as it pertains to the communities’ safety and
wellness.
Our membership remains committed to the
advancement of the Emergency Medical Service system and how this system can
benefit the communities we serve.
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