MEVAC

05/22/2026

Stop down and see us at 4th Friday

05/17/2026

Happy EMS Week to all our Brothers and Sisters in EMS. Thanks for always showing up and doing the work. We see you...

05/05/2026

YaY John.

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐞𝐭 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐛𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐌𝐒: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐋𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐜𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐧

In emergency medical services, recognition often follows the lights and sirens- the critical calls, the urgency, the moments that demand immediate action.

But not every impact in this profession is measured in minutes.

Some are measured in years.

For more than two decades, John MacMillan has been a steady presence in EMS- not only as a provider, but as a mentor and instructor whose influence extends far beyond any single call. Long before confidence is built and experience is earned, every provider starts somewhere uncertain.

For one EMT, that moment came just four months into her career. That’s when John became something more than an instructor. “He’s been my backbone since I was just four months in,” she said.

Not just someone who taught the job- someone who stayed.

Twenty years later, that hasn’t changed.

As she now works toward becoming an instructor herself, he continues to guide her- offering advice, sharing knowledge, and showing up the same way he always has.

Consistent.
Present.
Invested.

“He’s still there… every step of the way,” she shared.

Throughout his career, John MacMillan has mentored countless providers, helping shape not only their skills, but their confidence and resilience in a field that demands both. These are the contributions that rarely draw attention- but are essential to the strength of the profession itself. Because behind every capable provider is often someone who helped them get there.

And in this case, that story comes full circle.

The EMT he once guided in her earliest days is no longer just a student.

She is his wife. “I’m proud to say he’s also my husband.”

In a field defined by urgency, it’s easy to overlook the people who quietly build its future.

But their impact is lasting.

Carried forward in every provider
they’ve trained…
every life they’ve influenced…
and every person who keeps going because someone believed in them first.

John MacMillan is one of those people.
And his legacy is already in motion.

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04/30/2026

We at Middleburgh EMS would like to send our Love and Prayers to the Bevins family and with Scho-Wright Ambulance Service on the passing of Charter Member Ginny Bevins. Always quick with a hug or kind words. She was truly a blessing to EMS and all those who service with her. Rest easy Ginny we will take it from here.

04/23/2026

FREE CME HOURS
Saturday May 2, 2026
Scho-Wright Ambulance Service

Topics Include:
Respiratory (1 hrs)
Cardiac (2 hrs)
Psychiatric (1 hrs)
Shock and Resuscitation (2 hrs)
Patient lifting and moving (1 hrs)
EMS Operations (1 hr)

04/18/2026

On the last day of Dispatcher week.. We wanted to circle back and say Thank You....

04/15/2026

And here she is our New Ambulance. Welcome the new 9691. We would like to take this moment and Thank the ambulance committee for all the work they did. We look foward to the coming years of service with it. Also if ever you were thinking of joining NOW is the time. Volunteers are always needed. Drivers, Aides and EMT's. So come start your new journey with us. Stop down and pick up an application at 139 Cotton Hill Rd . or swing by on the 3rd Monday of the month and meet everyone and pick up one then.

04/12/2026

They are the calm in the chaos: They manage the highest-stress moments in a caller’s life.
They are multi-taskers: They manage phones, radios, and computer systems simultaneously.
They are lifesaving: They provide pre-arrival instructions for medical emergencies. So we are grateful and extremely proud to celebrate our partners at the Schoharie County Telecommunication center Aka Dispatch , Today and everyday, you guys rock.

04/10/2026

Before i tell you about our new ambulace i would be remiss if we didn't say Good-bye to the old one. Just a sneeze shy of 8 yrs. We went 164,598 miles and had 3731 calls. Not to mention countless parades, 4th Fridays , school events , touch a trucks and countless other community events. Thanks for the memories.

03/26/2026

Would just like to take a minute and Thank Mid-Valley Diesel for always keeping us running and being the first to lend a hand when we are having ambulance issues. Thanks Josh

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03/11/2026

Thank You Mr. Chichester.