FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – JANUARY 10, 2011 ![]() |
CONTACT: Paula Lineberry, PTAR Chief EMAIL: lineberry747@northstate.net PHONE: 336-887-3411 PTAR "CPR Save" Awards & "Stork" Awards For 2010 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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Piedmont Triad Ambulance & Rescue (PTAR) recently announced the winners of their "CPR Save" awards and "Stork" awards for 2010. The lapel pin awards were presented to the recipients by PTAR Chief Paula Lineberry and PTAR Board Chairman Gart Evans during their annual Christmas dinner, which was held on December 11, 2010. Stork Award Recipients For 2010: PTAR "Stork" awards are given to PTAR members for the successful delivery of a baby during the performance of their duties. EMT-I George Tyson was given a "Stork" award for the delivery of a baby boy. George began working with PTAR on February 01, 2006. He resides in Asheboro. |
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CPR Save Award Recipients For 2010: "CPR Save" awards are presented to PTAR members who successfully revive a patient who has experienced cardiac arrest. PTAR's criteria for "CPR Save" awards is much higher than the industry standard. Many EMS agencies give the award to their members whenever a patient survives at least long enough to be admitted to a floor room of a hospital, even if they expire just a few hours later. The "CPR Save" award standard at PTAR stipulates that a cardiac arrest patient who has been revived with CPR must survive long enough to be released from the hospital, to hopefully resume a normal and productive life. The Following Received "CPR Save" Awards for 2010: EMT Pamela Bantel................ Joined May 24, 2007........... Lives in Greensboro EMT-I Kenneth Bullabough..... Joined February 16, 2004..... Lives in Lexington EMT-I Lane Doby.................. Joined November 09, 2006... Lives in High Point EMT Ryan Long..................... Joined November 13, 2006... Lives in Morganton EMT-I Jonathan Poole............ Joined July 03, 2002 ............ Lives in Greensboro EMT Daniele West................. Joined September 01, 2009.... Lives in High Point Service Award Recipients For 2010: Service awards are given to PTAR members in recognition of their years of continuous service. 1-Year Service Pins: EMT-I Bradley Beck.............. Joined March 19, 2009......... Lives in Asheboro EMT Bill Hudson................... Joined January 06, 2009....... Lives in Liberty EMT Michelle McManus........ Joined July 13, 2009............. Lives in Kernersville EMT-I Sandy Parkinson......... Joined November 30, 2009... Lives in Oak Ridge EMT Daniele West................ Joined September 01, 2009.... Lives in High Point 3-Year Service Pins: EMT Pamela Bantel............... Joined May 24, 2007............ Lives in Greensboro EMT-I Wendy Fitzgibbon....... Joined September 04, 2007... Lives in Asheboro EMT-I Betty Gordon.............. Joined September 04, 2007... Lives in Lexington EMT-I Whitney Kirk.............. Joined September 04, 2007... Lives in High Point EMT-I Debra Morton............. Joined November 26, 2007... Lives in Lawsonville EMT Robin Stroud................. Joined September 04, 2007... Lives in Thomasville EMT Danny Tyson................ Joined February 27, 2007...... Lives in Asheboro 5-Year Service Pins: EMT-I Rachel Beck................ Joined July 26, 2005............ Lives in Asheboro EMT Brian Leonard................ Joined July 11, 2005............ Lives in Thomasville EMT-I Wendy Leonard........... Joined July 11, 2005............ Lives in Thomasville EMT Cheryl Rhoten................ Joined March 21, 2005........ Lives in Lexington 10-Year Service Pins: EMT-I Ty Bosworth............... Joined November 16, 2000... Lives in Greensboro EMT-I Fred McCain, II........... Joined November 29, 2000... Lives in Randleman EMT-I Crystal Pate................. Joined March 25, 2000......... Lives in Kernersville EMT-I Janice Pearn-Bradford.. Joined August 04, 2000......... Lives in Randleman 25-Year Service Pin: EMT-I Chief Paula Lineberry... Joined December 12, 1985.... Lives in Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Formed in 1971 as the High Point Rescue Squad, PTAR is a private non–profit organization which provides all levels of emergency medical assistance, as well as rescue service, transportation for convalescent patients, and "stand-by" service for special events in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina. PTAR's local service area includes High Point, Greensboro, Jamestown, Archdale, Trinity, Asheboro, Thomasville, Lexington and other areas of Guilford, Davidson and Randolph counties. The organization also provides transportation outside its normal service area, including many out-of-state trips. PTAR's Administrative Offices are located at 1422 South Main Street, High Point, North Carolina. PTAR currently operates out of five Base Stations, with their Headquarters Station located at 901 South Elm Street in High Point. They have two Base Stations in Greensboro, at 300 Concord Street in southern Greensboro, and at 600 Huffine Mill Road in northeast Greensboro. Their fourth Base Station is located at 2011 Sandy Ridge Road, in the Colfax community, while their newest Base Station is located at 108 East Balfour Avenue, in Asheboro. In addition, PTAR operates 2 other ambulances on a daily basis from temporary quarters in Lexington, and Thomasville. Their fleet has grown to now include 20 ALS Licensed Ambulances, 17 of which are operated on a daily basis. They also have 1 Heavy Rescue Truck, 3 Boats, 1 Emergency Support Vehicle for disasters and mass casuality situations, and 3 Staff Vehicles. They have a staff of roughly 80 full-time and part-time employees, including several office staff members. In addition, they also have about 25 volunteer members. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "39 Years of Serving Our Community" ~ OUR MISSION STATEMENT ~ To Provide The Best Possible Care For Our Patients By Providing The Best Equipment And Training For Our Personnel |