PHI Air Medical Corsicana

11/07/2025

Not our typical drop-off location. Does anyone know where we went this evening?

11/01/2025

👻🚁🎃HAPPY HALLOWEEN 👻 🎃🚁 from all of us at Med 6. We had such a great time at Trunk or Treat at the YMCA in Corsicana. Thanks for having us.

10/25/2025

🎉 Congratulations to all. We are very fortunate to have such great people leading us to be the best we can be. 🎉

Celebrating Excellence in Medical Transport!
We’re proud to recognize PHI Air Medical and our valued partners for their outstanding nominees selected for the 40 Under 40 – Rising Leaders in Medical Transport, honored at AMTC this year.
Congratulations to:
Jason Herman, DNP, RN, NREMT, TCRN, CFRN, NE-BC, CMTE – PHI Air Medical
Ryan Aust, NRP, FP-C, CMTE – PHI Air Medical
Josh Bankston, MSN, RN, NREMTP, FNP-BC, ENP, CEN, CFRN, CTRN, EP-C, CC-C – PHI Air Medical
Kami Stone, MSN, RN, NE-B – Texas Children’s Hospital

Your leadership and dedication are shaping the future of medical transport. We’re honored to celebrate your achievements!

10/24/2025

Hunter completed a busy shift, conducting additional stand evaluations on equipment such as the Fetal Heart Monitor for obstetrical patients, along with other utilized equipment. He also secured some flight time during this shift.

10/22/2025

You may have observed some new faces at Med 6. Our base staff has been augmented with new personnel. (Further information on each of them will follow). Ian, a Flight RN/Paramedic, has been internally transferred, while Tom, a Flight Paramedic, and Hunter, also a Flight Paramedic, are new to flying. Many are curious about the requirements for becoming a flight paramedic, but what happens after they are hired? Tom and Hunter are pleased to share their experiences. During their initial two weeks, they attended new hire and CACTUS training in Phoenix. Upon returning to the base, they commenced their third rider training. This morning, Tom completed the standard aircraft supply and equipment check-off, as well as detailing the interior of the aircraft. In addition to practicing intubation and skills such as Pericardiocentesis, surgical crics, and chest tube placement, he completed online education and protocol reviews. We even conducted a patient transport. Their days are filled with activity, keeping them on their toes as they transition into their roles as flight paramedics.

10/14/2025

🚁Just one of the many things that we accomplish when we are not flying.🚁

10/13/2025

Another successful race day has taken place in Ennis. We are grateful for the chance to serve this community and are thankful that safety was maintained throughout. The weather was a welcome addition, contributing to an enjoyable experience for participants. We eagerly await next year's event.

10/12/2025

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those that are affected by this tragic event.

Our REACH family is devastated to share that Susan “Suzie” Smith has passed away from injuries sustained during the accident involving helicopter N414RX on Highway 50 on Monday night.

We will remember Suzie as a pillar of the EMS and healthcare community who saved countless lives by delivering compassionate care in their darkest hours. Suzie’s 50-year career as a nurse included nearly 21 years with REACH, and we are proud to call her our colleague and friend. We hope she is remembered for the light she brought to every call, every shift, and every patient she blessed with her care.

We grieve Suzie’s loss with her family, friends, colleagues and the entire community that she faithfully served. Her impact will be felt for years to come through the lives she touched, the teams she strengthened, and the compassion she embodied. Thank you for keeping Suzie’s loved ones and our REACH family in your thoughts and support for our team during this difficult time.

10/12/2025

10/07/2025

HAPPY EMERGENCY ROOM NURSES
WEEK

10/05/2025

The Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department hosted its annual fish fry yesterday, and we were fortunate enough to attend. Thank you, Blooming Grove VFD, for inviting us and ensuring our safety when we arrive on the scene.