PHI Air Medical Corsicana

11/21/2025

11/20/2025

🚁Are you curious about how we relocate our helicopter into the hangar? We employ the chopper spotter. Our pilot Doug is educating our new paramedic Tom on how to attach the chopper spotter to the aircraft.🚁

11/18/2025

❤️Our hearts at PHI MED 6 extend our sincerest condolences to the Vanderbilt family and friends during this challenging time. We remain committed to supporting you.❤️

11/18/2025

🎉🚁Med 6 would like to congratulate our new paramedic Tom Dorosky on completing his orientation and moving to independent status He is offically a paramedic at our base.

Tom is a 25 year old paramedic that has been in EMS since he was 18, attaining his EMT certification through high school. Tom has worked at many places in his career, starting at a racing track, and then a construction site as a safety officer, then the 911 service for Fort Worth. In 2022 when he obtained his paramedic certification, he quickly moved to a very rural EMS service called Hamilton EMS, where he served as a lieutenant paramedic. In the early summer, he also began working at a critical care company while starting the process for interviewing at PHI and obtaining his CCP-C credentials. He started with us in Corsicana in September, and as of this week he is a fully independent flight paramedic.

Congratulations Tom we are happy to have you as part of our team. He even completed his first offical flight today. 🚁🎉

11/11/2025

We acknowledge and appreciate the veterans at our base. Help us honor them today. Thank you Andy, Rob, Jarred, Mike and Doug. 🇺🇸

11/11/2025

Honoring all those that have served!!

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.🚁