Rosebud Ambulance Service

04/24/2026

Get out and show some support to our Elders.

04/24/2026

FYI. Stay clear of the emergency personnel

04/14/2026

04/07/2026

✨Attention all students ✨

The Indigenous End-of-Life Support Worker Certificate program is a unique and one-of-a-kind program. There are informal trainings and self-learning taking place. This program differs from other available End-of-Life Doula courses by bringing Indigenous perspectives to the forefront. It is also the only course that was created in collaboration with Indigenous communities at every point in the process. These courses utilize a Two-Spirit lens, for a fully integrated and inclusive information sharing process. Through this program, you will learn what it takes to do this heart-work and gain the skills needed to help your clients and their families move into their next stage of existence.

🚨Application Deadline: June 15, 2026🚨

To Learn more or apply, Visit: https://www.uregina.ca/admissions/apply.html

03/31/2026

As Paramedic Ian Reynolds embarks on a new chapter in pursuit of advanced knowledge, Rosebud Ambulance Service bids farewell with heartfelt appreciation and boundless confidence in his limitless potential. Your dedication and expertise will undoubtedly propel you to make a profound impact in the realm of healthcare. Best of luck, Ian - your contributions will be deeply missed.

03/28/2026

The Eagle Butte Hospital - Cheyenne River Indian Health Service in South Dakota recently celebrated the retirement of Terry Bottjen, nationally certified EMT-paramedic, honoring an extraordinary 46-year career in emergency medical services. Throughout his career, Bottjen received numerous awards and recognitions for his dedication to advancing EMS across South Dakota. In the 1980s, he helped establish the Hill City Ambulance Service and later served as a flight paramedic with Medical Air Rescue in Rapid City.

In 2012, Bottjen returned to ground EMS with the IHS, continuing his commitment to serving our communities. His compassion is immeasurable and reflected in the many honors he received, including the prestigious 2017 National Paramedic of the Year award from the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. The health center will greatly miss Terry, but his lasting impact on the EMS program and the lives he touched will be remembered.

03/26/2026

03/23/2026

This past week, Cambridge Consulting Group was in Rosebud, South Dakota, wrapping up a one-year engagement with Rosebud Lakota Sioux Ambulance.

Pictured with the Rosebud Director and Operations Manager, are CCG’s Vince Robbins and Brian LaCroix. It’s been an honor to walk alongside this awesome team for the past 12 months!

02/17/2026

🚨 ACT NOW: Support SB 211! 🚨
Ambulance services save lives every day, but many EMS providers struggle to cover costs due to low reimbursement from private insurance. SB 211 ensures fair payment, helping EMS agencies maintain equipment, staff, and 24/7 care—especially in rural communities.

📝 Take action: Contact your legislator today and ask them to vote YES on SB 211! Your voice matters!

Learn more and find your legislator 👉 https://sdlegislature.gov/

01/21/2026

When EMS speaks, Congress listens. Medicare ambulance extenders are secured through 2028, and $13.5 million has been approved for the SIREN program. Thank you to the SDEMSA members who reached out to legislators and helped make this possible.

01/14/2026

Safe Streets and Roads for All program to help fund 24 blood administration programs