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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
Join us for our virtual hiring event! Get a chance to explore exciting career opportunities, connect with our experienced professionals and gain valuable insights into what it’s like to work for us. June 21st, 2023 from 8am-5 pm PT Details & Registration Link: https://interviewdays.indeed.com/hd/8f64967e-e951-4421-be47-d9c656fb5f3b Don't miss this great opportunity to take the next step in your career journey with Rural Metro!
Happy #PrideMonth! No matter who you love or how you identify, GMR continues to support and stand with the LGBTQIA+ community for equal access to employment opportunities and health care across our country. This month and always, we celebrate our GMR LGBTQIA+ family, the incredible work they do, and encourage your support throughout the month with education and community events across our nation. #Pride2023
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health is a vital part of overall health, especially for our first responders. We are committed to providing the best resources to help all our team members, both those who are focused on the well-being of others as well as all GMR employees, understand and manage their own personal and work-related stress and challenges. For our staff, crews and their families, our GMR Life program provides the support they need, when they need it the most. Remember – you are not in this alone. Learn more about GMR Life and how our support teams can help you today. ▪️ Peer Support Training and Coordination ▪️ GMR Therapy Dog Team ▪️ CISM Teams ▪️ Optum EAP ▪️ Deployed Personnel Wellness Support ▪️ 24/7 Crisis Support ▪️ Suicide Awareness and Prevention Training ▪️ Wellness Education ▪️ Mental Health Training ▪️ Stress Management https://globalmedicalresponse.com/resources/gmr-medicine/gmr-life
Thank you to our nurses! The positive impact you make on patient care is unparalleled. We especially want to recognize our GMR nurses for your contributions and sacrifices to safe practice, and for providing care to our communities at a moment's notice. #NursesWeek2023
This month, we pay tribute to generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America’s history and who continue to play an influential role in its future success. We celebrate the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, especially in the EMS field. We value our AAPI team members and shine a light on their accomplishments across GMR. #AAPIHeritageMonth
Yesterday was National Therapy Animal Day, or as we like to call, GMR Therapy Dog Day. We are thankful to our four-legged team members for the support (and cuteness) they offer our teams!
We welcome President and CEO Nick Loporcaro to our GMR family. Hear from Nick as he talks about his background and shares where his focus will be for his first 90 days.
April is Stress Awareness Month and the GMR family is committed to providing education and support to our first responders and their families. If you or someone you know is struggling with job-related stress, please check out the resources available to you through our GMR Life program: https://www.globalmedicalresponse.com/resources/gmr-medicine/gmr-life
A great collaboration between two operations in our Global Medical Response organization. A Rural Metro Fire crew from station 857 in Mesa, Arizona led a mountain rescue in Tonto National Forest for a hiker that was bitten by a rattlesnake. Rescue 857 transported the patient to a Med- Trans team that carried the rattlesnake anti-venom and proceeded to transport the patient by air to the hospital. These seamless collaborations between ground and air crews help our patients achieve better outcomes! Please also remember that March is when snakes begin to emerge from their burrows. Always take caution and “don’t put your limbs where your eyes haven’t been” to reduce the odds of being bitten. If you are bit, assume envenomation and call 911immediately! #OneTeam
