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With more than 25 years of experience in the EMS field, Briana Briscoe’s journey with GMR has been nothing short of remarkable. Briana found her passion for EMS after being introduced to it by a friend who was a paramedic and has been making a difference in patient care ever since. Over the years, she has held various roles within the GMR family, including EMT, dispatcher, paramedic, clinical education specialist, safety and risk specialist and currently serves as the Georgia regional manager of safety and risk. Briana attributes her success to the skills she learned early in her EMS career, such as the importance of arriving early, active listening and clear communication. Her journey is a testament to the opportunities for advancement within GMR and the rewards that come with a career in EMS. For those interested in a career in EMS with GMR, Briana advises taking advantage of the company’s “Earn While You Learn” program’s sponsored paramedic classes and tuition reimbursement. She herself has benefited from these programs twice and believes they are an excellent way to gain skills and advance your career. At GMR, we are committed to providing our employees with the necessary support, training and resources to achieve their full potential. Join the GMR family and start your own journey toward a fulfilling career in EMS. To learn more about GMR career opportunities in your area, visit gmr.net/careers. #EMSForLife
We join our global community to celebrate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. At GMR, we honor the rich cultures, traditions and contributions of the Indigenous communities, including those within our GMR family. Today and every day, let us stand together in solidarity, honor and respect for the Indigenous Peoples around the world.
Meet Scott Lenn, vice president of operations for the South Region at GMR, who has dedicated 42 years of service to the company. Scott’s journey with GMR began when his passion for helping others as a volunteer firefighter led him to a career in EMS. Throughout his time with GMR, Scott has held various positions within the company, including EMT, dispatcher, director of dispatch, assistant director of operations, operations manager, general manager and regional director, before landing his current role as vice president of operations for the South Region. Scott’s diverse experience has given him an in-depth understanding of the company’s operations and the ability to build strong relationships with colleagues. Early in his career, Scott learned the valuable skills that he continues to use today, including seeking new learning opportunities, building meaningful relationships and the wisdom to seek guidance when necessary. Scott’s advice to anyone interested in a career in EMS with GMR is to take advantage of every opportunity to expand your knowledge, foster relationships and gain a deeper understanding of how the business operates. To learn more about GMR career opportunities in your area, visit gmr.net/careers . #EMSforLife
The Americans with Disabilities Act was designed to protect individuals with disabilities in all areas of life, and to ensure these individuals have the same rights and access as everyone else. The ADA was signed into law 33 years ago, and GMR is committed to continuing to champion equitable access and opportunity for ALL individuals.
Kari Spanarella began her journey in EMS over 20 years ago after going on a ride-along with a local fire department. Starting as a firefighter/EMT, Kari went on to become a paramedic and pursued additional education with an associate degree sponsored by Rural Metro Fire Department (RMFD). Kari's exceptional leadership and expertise in the field were recognized, leading to promotions to EMS captain and later to her current role as fire training captain. Kari's impact extends beyond her own career, as she serves as an instructor for several disciplines in EMS and Fire and has even had the opportunity to run an in-house transitional fire academy. Her dedication to positively impacting the lives of others and her community is remarkable, as seen through her role as the Southern Arizona's CISM peer support team lead and a wellness officer. Kari's years of experience in EMS have taught her to always prioritize showing compassion and dignity in all of her interactions. For those interested in a career in EMS with GMR, Kari advises taking advantage of all the incredible growth opportunities available, reminding us that the only limit within GMR is oneself. To learn more about GMR career opportunities in your area, visit gmr.net/careers . #EMSForLife
Jaci King began her career in EMS, driven by a passion to help others in their darkest moments while using her ability to remain calm under pressure. Today, she helps others with this same passion find their place in EMS as a regional field recruiter for AMR operations throughout Western Washington and Oregon. Prior to her role as a recruiter, Jaci served as an EMT, field training officer, business development account executive, training manager, operations manager (Lifeguard Ambulance) and program manager (ComTrans and Access2Care). Jaci learned early on as an EMT the crucial skills of collaboration and teamwork, which are necessary to provide the highest level of care for each patient she served. Jaci has strengthened these skills throughout each step of her 14-year career with GMR. Her desire to learn and the values she holds dear continue to guide her today. She encourages those interested in a career in EMS to look to GMR and its expansive career paths. As a recruiter, Jaci proudly tells potential employees that no other EMS agency offers the room for growth and longevity that GMR does. To learn more about GMR career opportunities in your area, visit gmr.net/careers.
Saturday was International Paramedics Day, a time to celebrate and acknowledge the vital role of our ground and flight paramedics. In an emergency, every second counts and our paramedics are trained to provide the highest level of emergency medical services. We are thankful for the countless hours our paramedics sacrifice to provide care to the communities they serve! #IPD23 #WhatParamedicsDo
Yesterday we had the great honor of hosting the National EMS Memorial Service at our headquarters in Lewisville, TX. “The Moving Honors procession is incredibly important to all of us at Global Medical Response,” said GMR President and CEO Nick Loporcaro. “Today’s ceremony gave our teams, industry colleagues and the community the chance to pay their respects and honor the ultimate sacrifice made by these 59 EMS first responders. As the procession continues its journey to Arlington, we hope that others will take the opportunity to pay tribute to these brave souls.” Safe travels to our National EMS Memorial Service Moving Honors team members, as they continue their journey to Arlington, VA! #MovingHonors2023 #NEMSMS2023 #WeekendofHonor
You are not alone. As an EMS professional, your days can be incredibly rewarding and also triggering at times. We are here to help you and offer additional resources to help tackle symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI). We invite you to learn more about our GMR Life program and ways to combat added levels of stress in your life. https://youtu.be/IKgU6So0kCA
Today on Juneteenth, we celebrate the end of slavery, honor the promise of freedom and remember those before us who reached for progress. While we celebrate and renew our commitment for a better tomorrow, we pay tribute to the significant and historic contributions of African American healthcare professionals, pioneers and everyday heroes. #Juneteenth
