North Huntingdon EMS/Rescue

06/23/2026

Since we had the promotion, we need to fill an open Operations Supervisor position.

Job Posting: Operations Supervisor - NHEMS/Rescue

Position Summary

The Operations Supervisor will perform duties associated with providing emergency medical care at the paramedic level and rescue services to the sick and injured in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations and North Huntingdon Township EMS/Rescue policies. They are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company. They will work with the Executive Director or Deputy Director on projects, be responsible for quality assurance, be responsible for specialty resource responses, and serve as a liaison between other public safety agencies.

What We Offer:

Two 24-hour shifts per week
Paid benefits for the employee
Paid time off
Company-matched retirement plan (up to 3%)
And much more!
If you're ready to make a difference and be part of a supportive, forward-thinking organization, we’d love to hear from you.

Please submit a cover letter, resume, and any applicable questions to Rob Leuthold at [email protected].

Pay will be determined by prior experience and discussed during the interview process.

06/23/2026

One of the greatest privileges as Executive Director is watching people grow within our organization, and today I have the honor of recognizing one of those individuals.

Please join me in congratulating Tony Morris on his promotion to Deputy Director.

I have had the opportunity to watch Tony grow throughout his career—from serving as a dedicated line paramedic, to leading as our Operations Supervisor, and now stepping into this important leadership role. At every stage, he has demonstrated professionalism, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to our patients, our employees, and the community we serve.

Tony has always been someone who leads by example. Whether responding to a critical call, mentoring a new employee, or helping improve our day-to-day operations, he consistently puts the needs of others first. His leadership has already made a significant difference within our organization, and I am excited to see the positive impact he will continue to have as Deputy Director.

This promotion is well deserved, and I have complete confidence that Tony will help lead our organization forward as we continue to grow and provide the highest level of emergency medical care to our community.

Congratulations, Tony. Thank you for your dedication, your hard work, and your commitment to North Huntingdon EMS & Rescue. I look forward to working alongside you in this new chapter.

— Rob Leuthold
Executive Director

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06/19/2026

Earlier this week, our crews had the opportunity along with Penn Township Ambulance Association to work with North Huntingdon Police Department Junior Police Academy during a fun and educational day on the Youghiogheny River.

The cadets learned about water rescue operations, including how rescuers perform shore-based and in-water rescues while emphasizing water safety and teamwork. It was a great hands-on experience that gave the kids a better understanding of the training, equipment, and coordination required during water rescue incidents.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success. We always enjoy partnering with our public safety agencies to educate and inspire the next generation while strengthening our community.

05/27/2026

We are saddened to hear of the loss of one of our former EMTs, Rose. She helped build the organization from a different perspective, playing an important role in developing EMS billing software that allowed us to keep our billing services in-house. Her contributions helped strengthen our organization and supported the care we provide to the community every day.

We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to Rose’s family, friends, and all who knew her during this difficult time.

View Rose M. Thompson's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

05/26/2026

Sorry for the delay in posting, but we were proud to support Norwin School District 8th grade CPR education program. Throughout the school year, all students participated in CPR training during Health Class. Our crews recently had the opportunity to review those skills with the students, and a select group stayed afterward to become CPR certified.

One of the exciting parts of this program is that we will be able to track these students’ CPR certifications throughout their years at Norwin and provide renewal classes every two years. This gives students interested in healthcare careers the opportunity to already have a current CPR certification as they begin their journey.

CPR saves lives, and we are proud to help educate the next generation.

05/22/2026

We would like to thank Deanna and Brian for dropping off food for the crews today.

Many may remember Brian’s story — he suffered a cardiac arrest at home last year. Thanks to the quick actions of his family starting CPR immediately, along with the outstanding care provided by responding crews, Brian was able to walk out of the hospital and continue living a full second life.

Stories like Brian’s are a powerful reminder that CPR truly saves lives.

05/21/2026

While we celebrate all the dedicated men and women of EMS during EMS Week, we also pause to mourn the loss of one of our past members.

Jack Kobak, who served as President of the organization for many years, recently passed away. Jack’s leadership, dedication, and commitment to this organization helped shape who we are today.

We extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to the Kobak family during this difficult time.

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05/19/2026

As EMS Week continues, we would like to thank everyone who has shown their support for our crews and organization. Thank you to those who have dropped off cards of encouragement and appreciation, brought snacks for our crews, and to Calvary Church for taking the time to clean up the flower bed and even replace the boards on the picnic table.

We are truly blessed to have such amazing community support behind us. Your kindness and encouragement mean more than you know to our staff and volunteers as they continue to serve the community each day. Thank you for supporting EMS Week and the people behind the badge.

05/18/2026

We thank Governor Josh Shapiro for recognizing the importance of EMS and supporting our mission.

This year’s theme highlights the power of teamwork. It’s not just one provider who changes the outcome—it takes a coordinated effort of trained professionals working together to make a meaningful difference in a patient’s health.

🚑 Emergency Medical Services Week 2026 🚑

Governor Josh Shapiro has officially proclaimed May 17–23, 2026, as Emergency Medical Services Week in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, recognizing the vital role EMS professionals play in protecting the health and safety of our communities.

EMS providers, career and volunteer, are ready 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to deliver lifesaving, out-of-hospital care. Their expertise, dedication, and commitment to ongoing education and service dramatically improve survival and recovery for patients experiencing sudden illness or injury.
Throughout this week, we encourage Pennsylvanians to join us in honoring the hard work and accomplishments of EMS professionals and to participate in activities that recognize this essential public service.

EMS Week 2026 Theme:
Improving Outcomes, Together

05/17/2026