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Emergency Services Administration

Name	Title	Contact
Ryan Parker	Director, Emergency Services	ryan.parker@johnstonnc.gov
Joshua B. Holloman	Deputy Director, Emergency Services	josh.holloman@johnstonnc.gov
Sheila Brown	Administrative Assistant, Emergency Services	sheila.brown@johnstonnc.gov

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EMS Administrative Staff

Name	Title	Contact
Ted Hardy - AAS, NRP	EMS Division Chief	theodore.hardy@johnstonnc.gov
Brad Baker - EMT-P	EMS Assistant Chief	brad.baker@johnstonnc.gov
Allison Bissette - BS, EMT-P	EMS Assistant Chief	allison.bissette@johnstonnc.gov
Adam Godwin - EMT-P	EMS Assistant Chief	adam.godwin@johnstonnc.gov

Medical Direction

Name	Title	Contact
Dr. Rodney McCaskill - MD	Medical Director	rmccaskill@jocoes.com

Training, Education, and Professional Development

Name	Title	Contact
Dale Johnson - BS, NRP	Clinical Captain	dale.johnson@johnstonnc.gov
Jennifer Turner - EMT-P	Training Captain	jennifer.turner@johnstonnc.gov
Barbara Ahern	BLS Trainer	barbara.ahern@johnstonnc.gov

Name	Title	Contact
Rita Shiflett	Administrative Technician	rita.shiflett@johnstonnc.gov
Samantha Clifton	Administrative Technician	samantha.clifton@johnstonnc.gov

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ES Fleet

Name	Title	Contact
Matt Blackman	Fleet Officer	matthew.blackman@johnstonnc.gov

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ES Support Services

Name	Title	Contact
Allison Bevill	Support Services Specialist	allison.bevill@johnstonnc.gov
Matt Strickland	Logistics Officer	matthew.strickland@johnstonnc.gov
Ben Rodriguez	Logistics Officer	benjamin.rodriguez@johnstonnc.gov

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Command Staff

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Community Paramedic

Name	Title	Contact
Amy Grimes	Community Paramedic	AkGrimes@jocoes.com
Sarah Piper - EMT-P	Community Paramedic Coordinator	sarah.piper@johnstonnc.gov
Jimi Whaley - EMT-P	Community Paramedic	jwhaley@jocoes.com

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Field Staff

Our paramedics and EMTs are held to very high expectations. We hold integrity as the highest of our expectations. Our paramedics and EMTs face challenges that demand them to do the right thing, rather than doing the popular or accepted thing.

They take care of patients having emergencies. They understand that these are emergencies based on the patient's standard, not ours. We take care of patients from both ends of the socioeconomic scale and everywhere in between. Our paramedics and EMTs treat each patient with the respect that an employee would afford to a family member, without exception.

Our paramedics and EMTs work nights, days, holidays, weekends, and in all types of weather. We work at times of impending disasters and face them head-on.

Our paramedics and EMTs believe in providing excellent care and quality service to all we serve.

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District Supervisors (Captains)

There are five District Supervisors on duty at all times in our county. The districts divide up the County geographically.

District Supervisors routinely respond to various emergency calls and carry out a host of administrative duties. They are generally responsible for:

• Supervision of field staff
• Support and coordination of multiple patient scenes
• QRV response support with full paramedic capability
• Oversight of general shift operations
• Administrative duties
• Other duties as assigned by administrative staff

 

Our District Supervisor positions are filled with our EMS Captains. Our EMS Lieutenants, who operate as our field training officers (FTOs) are trained to operate as District Supervisors and backfill the Captains when needed.

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Stations

Johnston County EMS operates out of 19 stations located throughout the county. Our stand along stations are located in Benson, Clayton, Four Oaks, Princeton, Smithfield, Selma, and Overshot. In addition, we have units that are stationed at several area fire departments, including 50/210, Bethany (District Supervisor only), Elevation, North Side Station #1, North Side Station #2, Pine Level, Kenly, Micro, Thanksgiving, Wilson's Mills Station #2, Cleveland Station #2 and Cleveland Station #3.

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Fleet

Johnston County EMS has a fleet of 26 primary ambulances, five secondary units, and other response vehicles. All EMS vehicles operate with a replacement cycle to maximize usage while keeping state-of-the-art technologies on the street. The primary-response units are Type-III modular units and feature cab extensions for crew operability.

EMS District Supervisors operate SUVs as quick-response vehicles. These units are outfitted with a full array of BLS and ALS equipment, along with supplies for incident management.