EMS Unlimited

05/29/2026

We have openings for clinicians who are ready to work outside the hospital walls. From event standby to ALS transport, our team handles it all with the right gear and the right people. Head to the link in our bio to see our current openings and apply.

05/28/2026

The coffee is hot, the sun is high, and the ALS kits are staged for a day where everything—and nothing—could happen.

This is the art of the 'seamless activation.' It’s the invisible infrastructure of safety that allows thousands of people to enjoy their summer while we hold the line. For a clinician, there is no higher mastery than being perfectly prepared for a moment that hasn't happened yet.

Step out of the fluorescent lights and into the field. This is clinical excellence, redefined by the great outdoors.

Ready for a summer of high-impact care? Apply to join our clinical team at the link in our bio.

05/26/2026

This Memorial Day, the service men and women of EMS Unlimited pause with deep gratitude to honor the brave Americans who gave their lives in service to our country.

As first responders, many of us understand what it means to answer the call, but today we remember those who answered a greater call and never came home. Their courage, sacrifice, and love of country are the reason we are able to serve our communities in freedom.

To the fallen, to their families, and to all who carry their memory forward: we remember you, we honor you, and we are forever grateful.

From all of us at EMS Unlimited, thank you.

VeteranOwned ServiceBeforeSelf

04/29/2026

🚨 Join us in celebrating our March 2026 Employee of the Month, Katie Burke! 🚨

As an EMT and a dedicated member of the EMSU Wildland Fire Team for over six years, Katie has been an incredible asset on assignments across multiple states. Recently, she deployed as a BLS Single Resource Line Medic to the Morriel Fire in Nebraska, where she earned high praise from her MedL, Division Supervisor, and the hand crew she cared for.

Katie’s dedication, open availability, and willingness to share, teach, and lead have earned her the deep respect of her teammates. She consistently becomes an invaluable resource on the fire line—so much so that she has been asked to extend on 90% of her assignments! It’s no surprise she is one of the most requested partners on our roster.

Thank you, Katie, for your unwavering professionalism, dedication, and pride. We are so lucky to have you on the EMS Unlimited team! 🚑🔥

04/18/2026

Seven days of sweat, dirt, and fire line construction. Pack tests, shelter deployments, fire behavior labs — and then four days later, the 2026 EMS Unlimited Wildland Medical team was on the Schwachheim Fire.

This year’s crew completed S-130/S-190 (and RT-130 refreshers for our returning veterans) alongside several days of EMSU-specific wildfire medical operations, protocols, and systems. They learned our gear, our culture, and what it means to provide medical care in some of the most demanding conditions in emergency services.

To everyone who trained, showed up early, stayed late - thank you and have a great season.
A special thank you to for hosting our team and giving us access to one of the most impressive heavy helicopters in the fleet — “Roxanne” made quite an impression. 🚁
🔥 Wildfire season 2026 is underway. EMS Unlimited Wildland Medical is ready.

04/17/2026

Six months ago, Station 137 opened with no fanfare — just a crew, an ambulance, and a city that needed reliable critical care transport.
Today, that team is running a full and growing transport schedule across the greater Omaha metro, serving hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and patients at every acuity level. And this month, they reached a milestone worth stopping to recognize.
Paramedic Robert Moore and EMT Jayson Henninger — just days out of supervised training — responded to what was documented as a routine BLS transfer. They trusted their instincts, did a full assessment just like they should, and identified severe hypoglycemia in a patient with a seizure history. When the patient seized, they were ready. What happened afterward is just as important: they came back to the station, debriefed on their own, identified where they could improve, and went looking for the education to get there.
That’s why they were presented the Takara Award for Clinical Excellence by Station Leader Brianna Graham, CCP. And that’s who is showing up for your neighbors in Omaha every single day.
To Omaha — thank you for welcoming our team. We are proud to be here, and we plan to earn that trust every shift.
🔗 Read the full story: https://ems-unlimited.com/six-months-of-critical-care-transport-in-omaha-ems-unlimited/

EMS Unlimited's Omaha Station 137 marks six months of ALS, BLS, and Critical Care Transport in Nebraska — and a Takara Award that shows the clinical standard they've built.

04/15/2026

Ugly sweaters, big smiles, and a tough job in EMS. 🎄🎙️ Happy National Dispatcher Week to our incredible dispatch crew — you answer the call before anyone else does. We appreciate you more than you know! ❤️

04/08/2026

Every spring, our wildland medical team doesn’t just show up — they train up.
5 days. RT-130. Pack Test. Clinical skills. Land nav. Vehicle ops. Real terrain at Storm King Mountain.
This right here is what readiness looks like before fire season hits — a garage bay, a crew, and a week of work most people will never see. Proud of this team.

04/02/2026

Everyday is a great day for Transport Ventilator training! The transport teams can safely take care of patients requiring mechanical ventilation between hospitals! This is a valuable skill the greatly benefits patients served by our team!