Classes begin in September 2007
Chase Breitbach CPR-D
Shawn Carlson EMT-I/85
Kristopher Conklin EMT-B
Kari Dahlstrom CPR-D
Cory Dinger CRP-D
Danielle Dinger EMT-B
Lori Domine EMT-B
Maren Geffre CPR-D
Curt Halmrast EMT-P
Katherine Henninger EMT-B
Jeremy Hill 1st Resp.
Liesa Hill EMT-I/85
Karla Hoelscher EMT-B
Ken Hoelscher 1st Resp.
Lance Kohlmeyer EMT-B
Steve Konkler EMT-I/85
Sherry Maly RN/EMT-B
Emma Mann EMT-B
Pat Nelson EMT-B
Michelle Renken EMT-B
Marke Roberts CPR-D
Renae Roney EMT-B
Brett Salberg 1st Resp.
Lyndsey Sandy EMT-B
Mike Sandy EMT-P
Alicia Schmitz EMT-B
Micah Small EMT-P
Diane Swanson EMT-I/85
Steve Thompson EMT-P
Stephanie Voightman 1st Resp.
Tracy Voightman 1st Resp.
John Zetocha 1st Resp.
The Oakes Ambulance Service is dedicated to the volunteers and staff members who strive to provide the best possible care to the sick and injured patients in the area and surrounding communities.
The Oakes Ambulance is staffed with the following levels of trained volunteers and staff members:
The Oakes Ambulance Staff is 90% volunteer and is occassionally assisted by the Oakes Fire & Rescue Unit.
The First Responders and EMT-B's provide care that is outlined in the DOT curriculum.
The first responder has participated in a 40-hour course that reviews much more than the basic first aid level. The course work includes review of common medical emergencies, how to treat the trauma victim and get a overview of the EMS system. This level is common for police, fire or someone getting started in the primary car level program.
The EMT-I's can provide the same care, in addition to IV's access, advanced airway management, cardiac monitoring and administration of dextrose.
The EMT-I's have completed the EMT-Basic course similiar to the First Responder in content. The course completed has provided a more in-depth review of the anatomy and physiology and treatment guidleines for the meidal and trauma patient that are slightliy more advanced than the First Responder. This level is the minimum need for every ambulance call performed.
The EMT-P's can also provide that similar care to that of the EMT-I's, along with administration of medications, cardioversion, chest decompression and advanced airway.
Oakes Ambulance Service conducts various education seminars in the schools and elsewhere in the community.
The Oakes Ambulance Service Medical Director is Dr. Rup Nagala.
Curt Halmrast, Manager
Curt is also a member of the Board of Directors for the Emergency Medical Service Association.
Phone: 701.742.3244
Fax: 701.742.9336
Email: oakesambulance@yahoo.com
Location: 615 Ivy Ave.
Oakes, ND 58474
http://oakesambulance.tripod.com/Medical/