Awards & Recognition
Metro Atlanta Ambulance Receives American Heart Association’s Mission Lifeline Gold Award
Metro Atlanta Ambulance recently received national recognition by the American Heart Association for their commitment to providing research-based, high-quality heart and stroke care. The company received the American Heart Association’s Mission Lifeline Gold achievement award. This is the tenth consecutive year Metro Atlanta Ambulance has received this prestigious recognition. Join us in congratulating our deserving…
Read MoreCelebrating MAAS President & CEO Pete Quinones: A Well-Deserved Honor
Metro Atlanta Ambulance is proud to celebrate our President & CEO, Pete Quinones, for his outstanding contributions to the EMS profession! This afternoon, Mr. Quinones was honored by the Georgia Ambulance Providers Association (GAPA) for his exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication to emergency medical services. GAPA President Gary Coker presented the award to Pete, who…
Read MoreMetro Atlanta Ambulance’s Truist Park Medics Recognized
We are proud to recognize the outstanding efforts of the following Metro Atlanta Ambulance employees, who worked together to save a patient’s life from cardiac arrest at Truist Park, Home of the Atlanta Braves: Bobby Bates, EMT-Paramedic Ashley Washington, EMT-Paramedic Emma Simmons, EMT-R Heather Griffin, EMT-B Bryan Pavon, EMT-I Brian Miller, EMT-Paramedic Erica Salters, Dispatcher…
Read MoreMetro Atlanta Ambulance Commends Medics for Saving the Life of a Child
Metro Atlanta Ambulance crew members Breanna Flowers, Paramedic, and Felicia Oesterreicher, AEMT, responded to a reported pediatric drowning. Upon arriving at the scene, they found the child had been pulled from the pool, and family members had initiated CPR. Working alongside local fire personnel, Flowers and Oesterreicher quickly assessed, treated, and transported the child…
Read MoreMetro Atlanta Ambulance Medics Save a Life!
Metro Atlanta Ambulance recognizes medics Jessia Kapka and Elizabeth Stone for their decisive actions taken to save a life. Unit 220 responded to a medical emergency at Lassiter High School after a patient collapsed while playing soccer. A bystander quickly began CPR and continued assisting until the crew arrived. Unit 220 treated the patient on-site…
Read MoreHonoring Excellence: AEMT Chealsey Barrales and Paramedic Sidney Woltering Recognized by Cobb County Board of Commissioners
At Metro Atlanta Ambulance Service, we take pride in the dedication and compassion demonstrated by our team members every day. We are thrilled to share that Unit 217 crewmembers, AEMT Chealsey Barrales and Paramedic Sidney Woltering, were recently honored by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners with the prestigious “Certificate of Appreciation Award.” Chealsey and…
Read More