Mobile Intensive Care
Olney Ems is a Critical access
hospital based service. Our primary response area is approx. 900 square
miles in the northern portion of Young County. We provide 911 and non-emergency
service to City of Olney, and the surrounding area. We provide 24/7 coverage
to a population of approx. 3,500 with a full time staff of 8 employees.
Olney Ems has 3 Ambulances in our fleet, of which 2 units are staffed 365
days a year, with the 3rd unit held in reserve until the need arises. Often
we utilize our part-time personnel and the reserve unit to assist other
services with transfers. This is all possible with the 12 part-time employees
we currently have on staff.
In the Early 1990's Olney Ems became part of the Olney Hamilton Hospital
District. Since then we have seen a great change in the health care industry
and in our community. Our goals are to be the best service anywhere. Olney
Ems utilizes advanced protocols and treatments not seen in smaller services.
Our medical director is Dr. Mark Mankins. Our current protocols are available
on our web page. We invite you to look them over and see the level or care
and treatment we provide to our community.
Community CPR and First-Aid classes are held monthly by our staff as part
of our commitment to accident prevention. In 2009 we partnered with the
Olney Fire Department, Olney PD and several other agencies to provide a
Shattered Dreams program for our High School students. Our goal for 2010
accident prevention is to remove all low hanging limbs that cover the warning
signs within the city limits of Olney.
Air-Evac is our primary air medical transport service. Careflite is also
another air medical service we can utilize when needed. Both of these services
are a true asset to us and the community. We will update our photo's as
they become available. Please feel free to send an e-mail to us if you have
any questions.
Mark Mankins, MD
Paramedics
EMT-Intermediates
Emergency Medical Technicians
Lowan Clement EMT-P
