Medshore Ambulance Service

02/20/2026

Challenging calls. Real impact. Even bigger opportunities.

At Priority Ambulance and our growing family of companies, skilled EMTs and Paramedics are the backbone of what we do. Every shift brings purpose, growth, and the chance to make a difference where it matters most.

With operations nationwide, we offer the stability of a trusted healthcare organization and the flexibility to grow your career your way — without losing what makes you you.

✔ Competitive pay and flexible shifts
✔ Paid continuing education and training
✔ Clear pathways to advancement and leadership
✔ A culture rooted in teamwork, respect, and community impact

You’ve already made a difference.
Now take your career to the next level.

Learn more and apply now: 👉 https://pulse.ly/ot092r6des

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! February 14 is also National Donor Day, a day dedicated to honoring the incredible gift of life through organ, eye, tissue, blood, platelet, and marrow donation.

At Priority Ambulance and our family of companies, we see every day how generosity, compassion, and selflessness can change and save lives.

Today, we pause to recognize:
❤️ Donors and their families who gave the ultimate gift
❤️ Recipients whose lives were forever changed
❤️ Those still waiting for a lifesaving transplant

By learning, sharing, and encouraging one another to register, we can help ensure that more lives are saved and more legacies live on.

This Valentine’s Day, consider giving a gift that lasts a lifetime.

�👉 Learn more and register to be a donor through Donate Life America: https://pulse.ly/89biiu9rq0

02/13/2026

February is Black History Month.

This month, we recognize and celebrate the contributions, leadership, and lasting impact of Black professionals across healthcare and emergency medical services.

From the ambulance to dispatch, training, leadership, and beyond, Black team members continue to strengthen our organizations and the communities we serve through compassion, expertise, and commitment to care.

We are grateful for the voices, perspectives, and dedication that help move our mission forward every day. Together, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and continue building a stronger, more inclusive future in healthcare.

02/12/2026

🩸 Medshore Blood Drive Success! ❤️

On February 10, Medshore Ambulance was proud to host a blood drive in partnership with The Blood Connection — and we’re excited to share that we surpassed our goal with 16 total donations!

Even more meaningful? Every single donor was a Medshore team member. 💙 Your willingness to roll up your sleeves helps ensure lifesaving blood is available for patients right here in our community.

We were also honored to partner with AnMed, who joined us onsite to provide heart health education for our team and community members. Events like this highlight the power of collaboration and our shared commitment to community wellness.

This blood drive is just one of several events taking place throughout 2026 as we celebrate 50 years of serving South Carolina. We are incredibly proud of our team for continuing to lead with service, compassion, and heart.

Thank you to everyone who donated, volunteered, and helped make this event a success!

02/06/2026

🩸 Give Blood. Give Back. Medshore is proud to host a community Blood Drive in partnership with The Blood Connection. Join us for an easy way to make a meaningful impact and help save lives right here in our community.

📅 Tuesday, February 10, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Medshore – Anderson
1009 N. Fant Street
Anderson, SC 29621

As a thank-you for your lifesaving donation, donors will receive $40 in TBC Rewards

In addition, our partners at AnMed will be onsite sharing information about heart health awareness. ❤️

Every donation makes a difference — your generosity helps ensure local patients have the blood they need when it matters most.

👉 Sign up to donate here:
https://pulse.ly/xeapnzfjem

01/30/2026

❄️ Severe Winter Weather Advisory ❄️

As another round of winter weather moves across our region, forecasted sub-zero temperatures, snow, and strong winds are expected to impact parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Virginia.

This combination of cold and snow creates an increased risk for icy roadways and hazardous conditions. If you’re able, this is a good weekend to stay home, stay warm, and take extra precautions to protect yourself and those around you.

🏠 Home & Cold Weather Safety
▪️Protect pipes by allowing faucets to drip
▪️Use space heaters with caution and keep them away from flammable items
▪️Never use grills, ovens, or generators indoors

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Community Care
▪️Check on family, neighbors, and those with medical needs
▪️Ensure everyone has adequate shelter and supplies

🐾 Pets
▪️Bring pets indoors when possible
▪️Provide warm shelter, food, and unfrozen water

🚗 Road Safety
▪️Snow is expected to stick, increasing the risk of icy roads
▪️Avoid unnecessary travel when possible
▪️If driving is essential, slow down and allow extra space

Please also remember to practice patience with first responders. Our EMS teams and public safety partners are working hard to respond as quickly as possible, while prioritizing safety in challenging road conditions.

Taking small steps now helps keep our communities safer through the weekend. Stay warm, stay safe, and look out for one another.

01/30/2026

We’re excited to see Craig Davis presenting at the 2026 SCEMSA Symposium. This session dives into real-world obstetrical emergencies and the skills needed when moments matter most.

Childbirth is unpredictable and in the field, it can change in seconds. At the 2026 SCEMSA Symposium, Craig Davis brings more than 25 years of EMS experience to one of the highest-stress moments crews encounter: obstetrical emergencies.
Beautiful Chaos: When Birth Gets Complicated

This case-based session breaks down real prehospital OB emergencies, helping providers recognize complications early, stabilize mother and newborn, and manage rapidly evolving situations with confidence.

You’ll walk away with:
• Practical guidance for recognizing OB complications in the field
• Steps to stabilize both patients in high-stress environments
• Strategies to stay calm and focused when seconds matter

March 25–27 | Myrtle Beach

Register now at scemsa.org/symposium

Complex deliveries require confident decision-making. Join us in March to strengthen your approach when chaos unfolds.

01/30/2026

Be a beacon of hope for those in need. 💙

At Priority Ambulance and our family of companies, we know that on someone’s worst day, the care you provide can make all the difference. Whether you’re an experienced healthcare professional looking for a new pace or exploring a future in EMS, we’re here to support you with the training, opportunities, and purpose to serve your community.

At Priority Ambulance, it’s more than a job. It’s a calling.

👉 Apply today: https://pulse.ly/seful9cjmm

01/26/2026

Slippery sidewalks? Channel your inner penguin. 🐧

If you have to walk on snow or ice, ditch the long strides and try the Penguin Walk to help prevent slips and falls:
✔️ Take small, shuffling steps
✔️ Keep your arms slightly out for balance
✔️ Walk flat-footed, not heel-to-toe
✔️ Lean slightly forward and go slow

It may not look graceful — but it works.

Stay safe, take it slow, and remember: when in doubt… waddle it out. 🐧

01/23/2026

With snow and icy conditions expected in many areas this weekend, Priority Ambulance is urging drivers to take precautions to stay safe on icy roads. Even light snow or ice can significantly increase the risk of crashes, injuries, and emergency response delays.

Each year, winter weather contributes to more than 150,000 vehicle accidents and nearly 1,300 preventable deaths, with thousands more injured. These tragedies are avoidable with preparation and cautious driving.

Safety Tips for Drivers

Before you Drive:
▪️Remove all dirt, ice, and snow from vehicle sensors to ensure assistive driving features like automatic emergency braking work properly.
▪️Clean all external camera lenses and side mirrors.
▪️Check tires for adequate tread and traction.
▪️Ensure you have more than enough gas in your tank to make it to your destination.
▪️Fully charge all cellular phones to be able to make emergency phone calls if necessary.
▪️Plan for delays and possible road closures.

On the Road:
▪️Increase your following distance. Vehicles require more time to stop on icy or slushy roads.
▪️Avoid using cruise control.
▪️Accelerate and decelerate slowly.
▪️If you begin to slide, do not overcorrect; steer gently in the direction you want the front of the vehicle to go.

While drivers are urged to stay home, Priority Ambulance crews remain fully staffed, equipped, and prepared to respond during severe weather. EMS teams are trained to continue to keep communities safe during winter’s worst, closely coordinating with local public safety partners.

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01/23/2026

❄️ Winter Weather Safety Tips ❄️

Severe winter weather can be challenging, but small steps can help protect your home and those around you.

🏠 Home Safety
▪️Keep space heaters at least 3 feet away from anything flammable
▪️Turn space heaters off when leaving the room or going to sleep
▪️Plug heaters directly into wall outlets — avoid extension cords or power strips
▪️Never use grills, ovens, or generators indoors
▪️Let faucets drip to help prevent frozen pipes

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Neighbors
▪️Check on elderly neighbors or those with medical needs
▪️Keep an emergency kit easily accessible
▪️Dress in layers and limit time outdoors during extreme cold

🐾 Pets
▪️Bring pets indoors whenever possible
▪️Provide warm shelter, food, and unfrozen water
▪️Protect paws from ice, salt, and freezing surfaces

🚗 Road Safety
▪️Avoid travel during snow and ice when possible
▪️If you must drive, slow down and allow extra space
▪️Reserving roadways for essential travel helps keep conditions safer for everyone — especially during severe weather

Taking precautions helps reduce risk and supports safer communities throughout the storm.

01/22/2026

Winter Weather Expected — Prepare Now! ❄️

A widespread winter weather system is forecast to move across large portions of the United States, bringing a combination of snow, ice, freezing rain, and cold temperatures to many regions.

While impacts will vary by location, winter storms like this can cause:
▪️Hazardous road conditions
▪️Delays and disruptions to travel
▪️Power outages
▪️Increased risk for cold-related injuries and falls

Take time now to prepare before conditions worsen:
✔️ Monitor trusted local weather forecasts and alerts
✔️ Stock up on food, water, medications, and essentials
✔️ Charge phones and backup power sources
✔️ Plan ahead to limit travel when possible

Reducing unnecessary travel helps keep roadways safer for everyone during severe winter weather.