05/20/2026
Samantha Hall began her career in paramedicine with an unexpected push in the right direction. After unsuccessfully trying out for policing, a friend dared her to apply to EMS. What started as a challenge quickly became a lifelong career and passion.
Samantha began her EMS career in 1999 in Tisdale as an EMT, where she continuously evolved her knowledge and skills, eventually becoming an Intermediate Care Paramedic.
After 6 years in Tisdale, Samantha moved to Rose Valley, where she had a greater opportunity to utilize her skills and become more immersed in education and ambulance operations.
“Education quickly became a major passion of mine, and I eventually became a Heart and Stroke instructor as well as a Canadian Red Cross First Aid and CPR instructor.”
In 2013, continuing her passion for education, Samantha completed the Advanced Care Paramedic program in Regina and has now worked as an ACP for over a decade.
She became increasingly involved in clinical education, Continuing Medical Education coordination, mentorship, and leadership. This experience led her to her current role as an Operations Supervisor with Medavie Health Services West, where she continues to work clinically while remaining heavily involved in education and staff development.
“As paramedicine evolved over my career, I realized there were many opportunities beyond traditional frontline ambulance work, including education, mentorship, leadership, and system development. Pursuing my ACP designation opened doors for future career opportunities while also allowing me to provide a higher level of care in rural settings.”
Thank you, Samantha, and our entire team at Medavie Health Services West Shamrock, for everything you do for your patients, your colleagues, and your communities.
