Medavie EMS Elgin Ontario

As Paramedic Services Week comes to an end, we’d like to once again thank our paramedics for the diligence, skills, and commitment you bring to those who rely on you.

You support one another, care for the people you serve, and continue to show up with professionalism and heart in every situation.

Thank you for the difference you make in our communities, not just this week, but throughout the entire year. 💙

Over the past week, we’ve had the privilege of recognizing paramedics across Medavie EMS Elgin for extraordinary moments in 2025, from saving lives and achieving Return of Spontaneous Circulation (ROSC), to safely delivering babies.

We are proud to celebrate the dedication, quick thinking, and expertise our paramedics bring to their communities and all the unpredictable situations they face on a daily basis.

Thank you to our crew for the difference you continue to make in emergencies, in the lives of the people and families that you care for, and among the teammates you work beside.

Medavie EMS Elgin is fortunate to have dedicated and passionate paramedics who push themselves to be the best they can be for the communities they serve.

They show up every day with care, compassion, patience, and professionalism; not just during the big moments, but in the quiet ones too.

No matter what the day brings, our paramedics lead with strength, empathy and commitment in everything they do. They are constantly learning, growing, and supporting each other so they can provide the best care possible when it matters the most.

Paramedic Services Week gives us an opportunity to recognize and celebrate our team, but our appreciation for them goes far beyond this week. Thank you to each and every paramedic for the work that they do, the support that they give, and the difference they make in the lives of so many people.

Every day, paramedics and nurses work side by side to support our communities through emergencies, difficult moments, and recovery. We see firsthand the impact nurses have not only on patients, but the entire healthcare system around them.

From busy departments to patient handovers and continued care, your role shapes the experience and outcomes of so many people every single day.

Thank you for everything that you do.

Mental Health Week is a chance to slow down and think about how we're taking care of ourselves and the people around us.

This year’s theme chosen by the Canadian Mental Health Association “Come Together, Canada: Stronger Connections. Better Mental Health.” highlights how much social connection matters for our health and well-being. Whether it's at work, at home, or in our community, small moments of connection each other can make a difference.

Taking time to check in, reach out, and create safe spaces for meaningful conversation helps us build stronger and healthier communities for everyone.

After 36 years of providing emergency medical services, we’re celebrating the retirement of Jake Fehr from Elgin County EMS.

Throughout his career, Jake has shown an unwavering commitment to patient care, putting compassion and professionalism at the forefront.

His dedication, resilience, and steady presence has helped shape our service and left a lasting impression on everyone who’s had the chance to work alongside him or receive his care.

Thank you, Jake, for 36 years of service, grit, and heart. We’re wishing you all the best in your well-earned retirement.

From community events to emergencies, they show up when they're needed, ready to respond no matter the situation.

The calls come in, and they take over, paramedics, emergency communicators, firefighters, police officers, and our other trusted community partners, bringing skill, focus, and experience into moments that demand all three.

Its work in our communities that often goes unseen, but never without impact.

Today is First Responders Day, a moment to recognize the people behind those calls, and the difference they make every single day.

Today, on the National Day of Mourning, we join communities across the country in remembrance.

We honor those who have lost their lives at work and stand with the loved ones who remember them always.

Happy Administrative Professionals Day!

Today we’re recognizing our very own Lee Ann, the incredible admin at Elgin EMS.

Her organization, dedication, and steady support keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes and we’re so grateful for all that she does for us.

Thank you for being such an essential part of the team! 💙

We’re pleased to announce that Scott Wilkinson has been appointed General Manager/Chief of Medavie EMS Elgin Ontario.

Scott brings more than 20 years of experience in paramedicine, system operations, leadership, and emergency communications. He began his career as a Primary Care Paramedic in Essex County and has since held several leadership roles, including with Calgary 9-1-1, Alberta Health Services EMS, and most recently as Paramedic Chief with the Oneida Nation of the Thames Paramedic Service.
Scott will officially join Medavie EMS Elgin Ontario on April 13, 2026.

We’d also like to thank our leadership team, superintendents, and frontline staff who stepped up during this transition. Your professionalism and dedication ensured continued high-quality service for the community.

Please join us in welcoming Scott to the team! 🚑