Muskogee County EMS

Muskogee County EMS Welcome to the official Muskogee County EMS page. MCEMS Business office is 683-0130
Non-emergency dispatch is 683-0108
Emergency is 911

MCEMS Employee Awards. Dispatch QA/QI Officer of the Year. Rene Corral
03/11/2026

MCEMS Employee Awards. Dispatch QA/QI Officer of the Year. Rene Corral

FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE!!On Friday, March 6, 2026, we recognized something that cannot be measured by a single call, a sin...
03/11/2026

FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE!!

On Friday, March 6, 2026, we recognized something that cannot be measured by a single call, a single save, or a single shift—commitment.

At MCEMS, years of service represent far more than time on a calendar. They represent early mornings, long nights, missed holidays, difficult scenes, and the quiet, steady decision to come back and do it again.

This job is not easy. That’s exactly why even five years of service is something we believe deserves to be celebrated. Five years in EMS means resilience. It means growth. It means dedication to a profession that asks a lot—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

And that commitment is not carried by the medic alone. It is also supported by the families who share the sacrifice, the long hours, and the unpredictable schedule.

Today, we proudly recognize Cale, Forest, Keather, Josh, David, Lauren, and Chris in recognition of their five years of service. Thank you for your dedication, your perseverance, and your commitment to serving others.

Your work does not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for the impact you make every day. Thank you for your service.

Some calls demand everything.This year, MCEMS was part of 11 Code Saves—eleven patients in cardiac arrest who were succe...
03/11/2026

Some calls demand everything.

This year, MCEMS was part of 11 Code Saves—eleven patients in cardiac arrest who were successfully resuscitated and survived. Eleven families who were given more time with the people they love.

These outcomes are not luck. They are the result of disciplined training, strong medical direction, coordinated teamwork, and professionals who perform under pressure when every second matters.

Cardiac arrest is one of the most challenging calls in EMS. Survival depends on immediate recognition, high-quality CPR, early defibrillation, effective airway management, medication administration, and clear communication—all happening within minutes. Every action must be precise, every role understood, and every team member working together with one goal: bringing someone back.

Behind these eleven saves were many dedicated medics and dispatchers who answered the call and did exactly what they are trained to do.

Today we recognize:
Matt, Rebel, JT, Destiny, Megan, Josh, Wryan, Bryan, Jerry, Haylen, Chris, Forest, Cale, Jaylynn, Will, Wyatt, Angelique, Tyler, Allisyn, Rene, Michael, Aden, Kandis, Krislynn, Shayla, and Andrew.

Because of their skill, focus, and teamwork, eleven hearts started beating again.

Eleven patients.
Eleven second chances.
Eleven lives that continue today because Muskogee County EMS was there

Some calls stay with you forever.This year, MCEMS crews were part of six incredible baby deliveries—six babies who made ...
03/10/2026

Some calls stay with you forever.
This year, MCEMS crews were part of six incredible baby deliveries—six babies who made their entrance into the world before reaching the hospital, and six families whose stories will always include the calm voices and skilled hands of Muskogee County EMS.
Every one of these moments is unique. They are filled with urgency, emotion, and the unknown. But they are also filled with teamwork, compassion, and the determination to make sure both mother and baby are safe.
In one unforgettable call, the baby arrived before EMS crews could even get there. A frightened caller dialed 911, unsure of what to do next. On the other end of the line, a dispatcher stayed calm, steady, and focused—giving clear instructions and guiding the caller step by step through one of the most intense moments life can bring. Because of that voice on the phone, a baby was safely delivered into the world.
Today we recognize the dedicated employees who played a role in these remarkable moments:
Rickie, Josh, Madison, Andrew, Chris, Kristen, Sergio, Jaylynn, Lauren, and Robert.
Behind every one of these calls is a family who will never forget the moment their child was born—and the people who helped bring them safely into the world.
Six families.
Six babies.
Six first breaths that began with Muskogee County EMS.

On Friday, March 6, 2026, MCEMS proudly celebrated our 44th Annual Employee Appreciation Banquet.We had approximately 14...
03/10/2026

On Friday, March 6, 2026, MCEMS proudly celebrated our 44th Annual Employee Appreciation Banquet.
We had approximately 140 people in attendance, including employees, family members, special guests, and honored community partners. It was a special evening dedicated to recognizing the incredible dedication and achievements of our team.
During the banquet, we presented 14 Years of Service Awards, recognizing employees from 5 to 20 years of service, including a 20-year retirement award honoring a remarkable career of commitment to MCEMS.
We were also proud to recognize four outstanding community partners for their continued support for MCEMS and our mission.
Our crews were recognized for 6 baby deliveries and 11 life-saving code saves over the past year—powerful reminders of the lifesaving work performed every day.
Thanks to the generosity of EMS Heroes and other Sponsors, we were able to give away 40 amazing door prizes. Guests enjoyed a delicious meal and one of the most incredible grazing tables around.
One of the highlights of the evening was presenting 16 “Of the Year” awards, chosen by peers to honor coworkers who go above and beyond.
Over the next few days, we hope you enjoy highlights from our 2025 Awards Ceremony as we celebrate the people who make MCEMS exceptional every day.

Now Hiring Paramedics – Muskogee County EMSMajor Retirement Upgrade:Paramedics hired after November 1, 2024 are now enro...
02/27/2026

Now Hiring Paramedics – Muskogee County EMS

Major Retirement Upgrade:
Paramedics hired after November 1, 2024 are now enrolled in a 20-year hazardous duty OPERS retirement.
Muskogee County EMS (MCEMS) is a progressive, public EMS agency currently seeking one or more full-time Paramedics. We are accepting applicants for both 24-hour and 12-hour shift rotations.

Shift Options & Pay
12-Hour Rotations
• 4 shifts one week (not consecutive)
• 3 shifts the next week
• Every other weekend is a 3-day weekend
• Pay range: $65,000–$74,000/year
($28.35–$32.29/hr, based on experience)
24-Hour Rotations
• 24 hours on / 48 hours off
• Pay range: $88,000–$93,000/year
($26.50–$27.83/hr, based on experience)

Benefits That Set MCEMS Apart
• 20-year OPERS defined-benefit pension
• Uniforms provided
• Gym membership benefits
• Paid time off (PTO)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Life insurance
• All CEUs, refresher courses, and continuing education covered
• Modern, well-maintained ambulances and high-quality patient care equipment

A Career, Not Just a Job

MCEMS has over 40 years of service to Muskogee County.
• 40%+ of our 130-person workforce has 10+ years of tenure
• 11%+ have 20+ years of service
• Only three Executive Directors in our entire history

If you’re looking for a stable, career-oriented EMS agency with exceptional benefits, strong leadership, and long-term retirement security, Muskogee County EMS is a service like no other.

Learn more and apply through our website, or contact our HR team for additional information.

🚑 Now Hiring EMTsMuskogee County EMS (MCEMS)Important Retirement UpdateAll Muskogee County EMS medics hired after Novemb...
02/26/2026

🚑 Now Hiring EMTs
Muskogee County EMS (MCEMS)

Important Retirement Update
All Muskogee County EMS medics hired after November 1, 2024 are now enrolled in a 20-year, hazardous-duty OPERS retirement pension.

Muskogee County EMS is a public EMS agency currently accepting applications for EMT-level personnel. We are considering applicants for both 12-hour and 24-hour shift rotations.

🕒 Shift Options & Pay

12-Hour Shifts

Rotating schedule: 4 shifts one week / 3 shifts the next

Every other weekend off (3-day weekend)

Pay range (based on experience):

$52,000–$54,000/year

$22.58–$23.39/hour

24-Hour Shifts

Rotation: 24 hours on / 48 hours off

Pay range (based on experience):

$53,000–$56,000/year

$16.15–$16.96/hour

🚑 Equipment & Work Environment

Our patient care staff operates modern, well-maintained ambulances equipped with high-quality patient care equipment—designed to support employee satisfaction and excellent patient outcomes.

⭐ Exceptional Benefits

MCEMS offers one of the most comprehensive benefit packages in EMS, including:

20-year OPERS defined-benefit pension

Health insurance

Dental & vision coverage

Life insurance

Paid Time Off (PTO)

Uniforms provided

Gym benefits

All CEUs, refresher courses, and education training covered

🏆 A Career You Can Retire From

130+ employees

40% have 10+ years of service

11% have 20+ years, with some exceeding 30 years

In over 40 years, MCEMS has had only three executive directors

📍 Join a Service Like No Other

If you’re looking for a career-oriented EMS environment with long-term stability, strong leadership, and unmatched benefits, Muskogee County EMS is the place to be.

👉 Apply today through our website or contact our HR team for more information

02/23/2026

Birthday Bag Donations Needed

We have a few birthday bag requests that could use some extra love from our community.
🎉 A 6-year-old boy who loves cars, trucks, and anything Spider-Man
🎉 A 13-year-old girl who would be excited for a nail kit, makeup kit, or skincare items
🎉 A 17-year-old boy looking for hair products for 2b–3c hair and anything related to fishing

Every Birthday Bag is personalized to help a child feel seen and celebrated. If you’d like to help make one of these birthdays extra special, please reach out to us on social media or call the office to arrange a drop-off.

Because every birthday matters.

02/23/2026

Join us for our annual Azalea Clean-Up & FREE Dump Days happening March 25–28.

Take this opportunity to clean up your neighborhood and dispose of unwanted items at no cost.

Drop-Off Locations (9AM–3PM):
• Material Yard – 1503 S. Cherokee
Gates close promptly at 3PM
• Brush & Limb Site – 40th & Denver

No electronics, paint, hazardous materials, commercial or agricultural waste accepted.

Let’s work together to keep Muskogee beautiful during Azalea season.

Sign up for the Azalea Clean Up: shenderson@muskogeeok.gov

02/23/2026

Come support children in your community and eat some great Cajun quizin. $20 cajon Crawfish boil. $10 Taster kits to check out the Cook teams from Muskogee and surrounding areas competing for cash and bragging rights. Red beans & Rice, and Gumbo. Kid friendly foods will be available.
To enter as a Cook-team. Contact: Mark Maples 918-441-0183

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200 Callahan Street
Muskogee, OK
74403

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