Northampton County Dept of EMS

2022 EMS Provider of the Year

Monday, June 5th, 2023

During EMS Week, we announced our 2022 EMS Provider of the Year, Kasey Gaskins!!Kasey is a valued member of our team and consistently upholds our NCEMS values. She has tremendous compassion and empath...

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Meet the new Chief of NCEMS, Gregory DeYoung

Sunday, April 2nd, 2023

We are excited to share that Gregory DeYoung started his new position as Chief/Director of our department Sunday, April 2, 2023! Welcome aboard, Sir.

NCEMS partners with BRTA and ESTC to help Northampton County residents!

Friday, September 23rd, 2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 09/22/2022 Donna Dittman Hale, Executive Director Mary Ochsner, LPC, CRC, BC-TMH Network Director Email:execdirector@bayriverstelehealth.org Em...

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Full Time and Part Time Job Opportunities

Friday, June 3rd, 2022

Job Opportunities:Northampton County is currently recruiting for both full-time and part-time positions of EMS Provider (Intermediate or Paramedic preferred).Shifts are 24 hours on with 72 off. Shift...

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LINK - Needs REGISTRY

SPECIAL NEEDS REGISTRY

The Northampton County Medical Needs Registry is an emergency preparedness tool that will be used by local emergency managers to communicate with people who have medical needs for emergency preparedness planning. The Medical Need Registry contains the names and addresses of individuals with medical needs or health conditions who cannot manage independently in a general shelter or evacuation center in an emergency. The Medical Needs Registry may be used for any emergency requiring evacuation such as floods, hurricanes, hazardous material spills and gas leaks. The Medical Needs Registry is voluntary and all information collected will be kept confidential.

This information is being collected in order to assist the County in directing help to those with special needs in emergency situations. The fact that the County is collecting this information does not constitute a commitment that the County will provide emergency services or can provide emergency services and should not be construed as such.