08/24/2026
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad’s membership spotlight for the month of August is our senior member, Morgan Sadowski!
Morgan joined HRS in January 2023 to make an impact within the community, explore a potential career in Emergency Medicine, and become part of an agency that places a strong emphasis on training. During her time with HRS, Morgan completed the required training to be released as both a Driver and Attendant-in-Charge (AIC). She also serves as a Uniform Officer and is a member of the Membership Committee! Morgan also volunteers as both a Driving and BLS Preceptor, helping train and mentor newer members.
When asked about her favorite aspects of Harrisonburg Rescue Squad, Morgan highlighted the lifelong friendships she has made through the agency. She also remembers using the station as a study location while in nursing school while also answering calls during her study sessions. Morgan credits her time at HRS with teaching her how to become a better healthcare provider and how to more effectively communicate with patients and their families during some of their most difficult moments.
At HRS, Morgan hopes to continue helping with precepting and mentoring newer members as she enjoys helping members grow their skills. Morgan also assists with uniform duties and sits on the membership committee. Outside of HRS, Morgan plans to continue working as an emergency room nurse while pursuing her Certified Emergency Nurse and Certified Trauma Nurse certifications.
Originally from Virginia Beach, Morgan now lives in Fairfax, Virginia. She graduated from the nursing program at James Madison University in May 2025 and currently works as a Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department at Inova Fairfax. Outside of HRS and work, Morgan enjoys playing volleyball, traveling, attending sporting events, going to Pilates, and spending time with family and friends.
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad is grateful for Morgan’s dedication to the agency and the community. We are incredibly lucky to have Morgan as a member and are excited to see what the future holds for her. Thank you, Morgan, for your service!
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about HRS, please visit our website at www.harrisonburgrescue.org.