Neptune Township EMS

04/06/2026

Tour 1 gathering for Easter Dinner. Lasagna, veggies and Cannoli from !

04/05/2026

04/03/2026

April Showers bring May flowers. The April Stork also brought a lot of babies. NTEMS wishes a Happy Birthday to all born in the month of April!

04/02/2026

04/01/2026

Neptune Township EMS is adding to our fleet. We are going green with a 2026 Tesla electric ambulance in efforts to protect the environment. We have also deployed 34-Air-1 a Bell BK -111 affectionately deemed Airbo-61.

We would like to wish you all a happy April Fool’s day. This post is sent in jest.

everyone

04/01/2026

Tuesday, March 31, 2026, the Medical JumpStart program students attended an EMS Orientation. They learned about EMS and what NTEMS does and toured MAB-2, SOV-C and Special Operations Rescue 34-9-85. Sgt. Paramedic Tim Kortenhaus, and Chief Bil Rosen presented. The group also toured Squad 34-22 with Tour 1 EMTs Carla Ward, Dylan Caruso, Daniella Camporeale and Bella Moore.

03/31/2026

Friday, March 27, 2026. EMT/FTO Matias Perez-Quintero was greeted by fellow staff from NTEMS, NTPD, NTOEM and NTFD on his last day at NTEMS...for a while. "Mati" has signed his contract and leaves for the US Navy in a short time. EMT Perez-Quintero 34-766, joined the Full Time ranks in October 2022 and has been on tour 2 day shift the entire time. He is a Field Training Officer and member of the Neptune Township Special Operations Team. The NTEMS family wishes Mati and his family the best of luck and success as he serves our great country.

03/27/2026

Welcome to Day 5, the final day of Wellness Week!

Today, we’re focusing on Building Healthy Connections—because strong relationships are a key part of overall wellness. For First Responders, having trusted colleagues, supportive leaders, friends, and family to lean on can make all the difference during challenging times.

Taking time to check in with one another, share experiences, and offer support helps strengthen teamwork, morale, and resilience both on and off duty.

A great resource on protecting your relationships as a first responder can be found here: https://www.ems1.com/off-duty/6-ways-to-protect-your-relationships-as-a-first-responder

💙 Stay connected. Support one another. Build a stronger, healthier team together.

03/26/2026

Welcome to Day 4 of Wellness Week!

Today’s focus is on Systems That Support Wellness—the programs, policies, and resources that help our First Responders stay healthy, safe, and supported on and off the job. 🚓🚑🚒

From peer support programs and access to mental health resources to proper equipment, training, and clear communication, strong systems create a foundation where wellness can thrive. When the right supports are in place, our teams are better prepared to serve the community and care for one another.

For tips on created a wellness culture, please take a look at https://www.firerescue1.com/firefighter-fitness-mental-health-and-wellness/creating-a-first-responder-wellness-culture

Strong systems build strong teams. Support wellness. Support each other.

03/25/2026

Welcome to Day 3 of Wellness Week!

Today, we’re highlighting the importance of Leading the Wellness Culture within our teams and organization. Leadership isn’t just about giving direction—it’s about setting the example, supporting one another, and creating an environment where health, safety, and well-being are a shared priority.

Whether you’re a supervisor, senior member, or peer, everyone plays a role in promoting positive habits, encouraging open conversations, and fostering a culture where wellness comes first.

Strong teams start with strong leadership—and a commitment to looking out for one another.

Some great resources can be found here: https://www.ems1.com/wellness-week/peer-support-the-key-to-combatting-occupational-stress

Lead by example. Support your team. Build a culture of wellness.

03/24/2026

DAY TWO OF WELLNESS WEEK:

Today, we’re focusing on Routines that Restore—the daily habits that help our First Responders recharge, recover, and stay ready to serve. 🚑🚓🚒

Whether it’s getting quality sleep, staying hydrated, stretching after a shift, practicing mindfulness, or taking a few quiet moments to reset, small routines can make a big difference in physical and mental well-being.

Remember: Restoration is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Taking care of yourself helps you continue taking care of others.

Here are some valuable resources we'd like to share:

https://www.ems1.com/wellness-week/the-hawthorne-effect-habit-forming-and-ems

https://www.lexipol.com/resources/blog/mindfulness-beyond-meditation-intentional-presence-for-first-responders/

💙 Prioritize recovery. Build healthy routines. Stay strong.