Emergency Ambulance Service Inc. announces the appointment of Dwayne Aalseth as its new operations director.
Aalseth joins the team with a wealth of experience in emergency medical services, according to a news release. His career started in 1988 in Los Angeles as a firefighter/EMT. Moving to Arkansas in 1990, he continued his EMS career with a local ambulance service in Hot Springs. Throughout Aalseth’s career, he has served as a fire chief, field supervisor, county EMS manager, regional EMS manager and president of the Arkansas Emergency Medical Association.
No stranger to EASI, Aalseth served as the medical captain of the Watson Chapel Fire Department in 2002. With over 35 years of experience in EMS, Aalseth will bring knowledge, experience and leadership to the EASI team.
In his new role, Aalseth will oversee day-to-day operations, ensuring the delivery of high-quality emergency medical care to the communities EASI serves. He will also lead efforts to optimize processes, enhance team performance and uphold the organization’s commitment to safety and service excellence.
“We are thrilled to have Dwayne Aalseth join our team,” said CEO Josh Bishop. “With his leadership skills and extensive experience, we are confident he will play a key role in driving our mission to provide outstanding care and support to those in need.”
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“I am honored to join Emergency Ambulance Service Inc. and work alongside such a dedicated team,” said Aalseth. “I look forward to contributing to the organization’s legacy of excellence and serving our community with compassion.”
The addition of Dwayne Aalseth to the leadership team underscores EASI’s ongoing commitment to growth and innovation in emergency medical services, according to the release.
Details on EASI: Visit www.easimedics.com or contact Nyeshia Aldridge, (870) 536-0734.