Join Ochsner Health as we celebrate EMS Week by honoring the dedication and impact of our EMS professionals. Meg Marino, MD, director and medical director of New Orleans EMS, shares her appreciation for her dedicated team of EMTs and paramedics. Elizabeth Gillen, of Baton Rouge EMS, reflects on six fulfilling years of service, cherishing the lifelong connections she has made along the way. Tommy Anderson, a paramedic in Shreveport, takes pride in working at the fire station he admired as a child, a dream that continues to inspire his passion for the job. Caitlyn Rappé, with Acadian Ambulance, finds daily motivation in the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in her patients’ lives.   Ochsner Health is proud to partner with EMS professionals to deliver high-quality care to our communities. To all EMTs, advanced EMTs and paramedics, thank you for your tireless dedication to our community. Happy EMS Week!   #EMSWeek #EMSWeek2025 (fb)

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