Northern Light Medical Transport & Emergency Care

10/30/2026

🚨 Important Update for Our Followers 🚨

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve how we share the incredible work of our Medical Transport team, we’re excited to announce that the Northern Light Medical Transport page will be merging with the Northern Light Health page.

Why are we making this change? The Northern Light Health page has a dedicated team focused on creating engaging content, connecting with followers, and sharing stories from across our system—including Medical Transport. By merging pages, your favorite updates will reach more people and be featured alongside other inspiring stories from Northern Light Health.

What does this mean for you? All followers of this page will automatically be rolled into the Northern Light Health page. You won’t miss a thing—Medical Transport content will continue to be shared, and often across several of our hospital pages for even greater visibility.

Timeline:
🔔 Notification will be posted here on October 30, 2026
🔄 Page merge will be finalized by November 30, 2026

Thank you for your support and for being part of our community. We look forward to connecting with you on the Northern Light Health page!

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to the many amazing dads we have working accross our five ambulance divisions!

06/05/2026

Congratulations to Emily Carter, paramedic, for receiving the 2026 Paul Knowlton Award of Excellence!

The award is presented to an EMS professional who inspires, teaches, and leads while fostering a culture of learning. Recipients are recognized for working well with others, going above and beyond for patient care, inspiring others to pursue a career in EMS, fostering a culture of learning, and more.

The award is named after Paul Knowlton, known as “PK,” who is remembered for being a mentor, friend, and leader during a distinguished 37-year career in EMS.

Great job, Emily, and thank you for all that you do!

06/03/2026

Northern Light Medical Transport is pleased to announce that several of our Bangor-based emergency medical technicians and paramedics were presented with Maine EMS Phoenix Awards during EMS Week. 👏 Pictured are award winners Emmie Peasley, paramedic; Kristin Parker, AEMT; John Bagley, paramedic (two awards!); Carly Taylor, EMT; Jaiden Hanson, AEMT; and Emily Carter, paramedic. Recognized but not pictured are Richard Doughty, Jr., paramedic; Cameron Hasselbaum, paramedic; and Patrick O’Kane, paramedic.

The Phoenix Award recognizes a licensed clinician who used their skills and knowledge and participated in the successful resuscitation of a patient who experienced a non-traumatic out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, resulting in the patient’s survival with no neurological damage.

Behind every award is a patient story and a reminder of how our EMS team makes a lifesaving difference in the lives of the people who live and work around us. Congratulations on this special recognition and thank you for all you do! 🎉

05/26/2026

05/23/2026

That's a wrap on EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Week, but we celebrate our EMS teams every day! Let's wrap the week up with a thank you to all they do - leave a heart emoji ❤️ or a big thank you in the comments.

05/22/2026

🚑A CPR robot? A camara-guided scope? There's some really interesting stuff in the back of an ambulance, and some of it could help save your life!

For National EMS Week, paramedic Rich Wilson, Northern Light Mayo Hospital EMS, provided a behind-the-scenes look at the tools and technology EMS crews turn to when every second counts.

Check it out! https://ow.ly/nn3h50Z3mHK

05/21/2026

Meet one of the unsung members of the EMS team: our CPR robot!

The CPR robot provides consistent, high-quality chest compressions during cardiac emergencies. The robot doesn’t replace the EMS team, it supports them: instead of providing hands-on CPR, the team can focus on other critical lifesaving care, especially during long transports and high intensity emergencies.

Hands or machine, the goal is the same: keeping lifesaving care going.

05/20/2026

Paramedic Ned LaBelle has been with Northern Light Emergency Medical Transport and AR Gould Hospital since 1990 and has worked in EMS for 47 years. During his long career he has seen and done it all. We recently connected with Ned to get his thoughts on the challenges and rewards that come from a career in EMS and some of the surprising aspects of the job.

Q: What’s one thing about your job that people may find surprising? Find out the answer here:
https://ow.ly/tpmp50Z1PU4

05/19/2026

Flying cars, what? No, it's a fly car - a non-transporting Emergency Medical Service (EMS) vehicle.

So, what is a fly car and what is it used for? Take a look at this fun video our EMS rockstars made teaching us what vehicles would respond to different calls.

Thanks to John Bagley, Emily Carter, and Sydnee Cohen for taking a moment in between calls to help us create this informative video and have a few much-needed laughs.