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Sedgwick County hires law firm for review of EMS operations

Sedgwick County hires law firm for review of EMS operations In a brief statement Wednesday, Sedgwick County reported hiring a Wichita law firm to conduct what it called an “environmental assessment of EMS operations and leadership.” The statement went on to say that “Sedgwick County understands the importance of this review, knowing that all parties involved feel this process should provide a thorough and unbiased report.” The move follows concerns raised in March by the Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Services over the handling of a suicide case in Wichita in June, 2019.   The Board said a man who shot himself was not taken to a nearby hospital even though he had a pulse and labored breathing.  The Board called for sanctions against three EMS employees.  The county issued a statement at the time saying it disagreed with the Board’s findings, and that the employees provided appropriate care.  The county announced it was hiring an attorney to help in contesting the

Edwardsville paramedic dies of COVID-19 complications on New Year s Day

Edwardsville paramedic dies of COVID-19 complications on New Year s Day Cortlynn Stark, The Kansas City Star Jan. 3 An Edwardsville paramedic died of COVID-19 complications on New Year s Day, the fire department said Saturday. Jason Taylor had served the Edwardsville Fire Department for three years, the department posted on Facebook. We are saddened by the loss of Paramedic Taylor, Fire Chief Tim Whitham said in a statement. Jason served our city and our citizens with compassion and expertise; we will miss him dearly. In a Facebook post, the City of Edwardsville Professional Firefighters Association wrote that Taylor loved helping others and photographing other firefighters.

Edwardsville Fire Department loses paramedic to COVID-19 – Welcome to Wyandotte Daily!

Jason Taylor, a paramedic with the Edwardsville Fire Department, has died from complications due to COVID-19. Taylor died on the morning of Jan. 1, according to a news release from the Edwardsville Fire Department. “We are saddened by the loss of paramedic Taylor,” Fire Chief Tim Whitham said in a news release. “Jason served our city and our citizens with compassion and expertise; we will miss him dearly.” Taylor served as a paramedic with the department for three years. He began his career in 1998 with Franklin County Emergency Medical Services, and served with the city of Bonner Springs for most of his career, before coming to Edwardsville.

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