Meigs County EMS Training Center

10/10/2026

On October 26th starting at 9am we will be offering a BLS CPR class located at Meigs EMS EOC. Class cost is $50.00. Instructors will be AJ Roush and Dax Holman. Any questions message the page or either instructor.

09/23/2026

Apologies for the long absence. The page had a minor IT issue but we are back now. Keep an eye on the page for upcoming class postings. Director D. Holman

06/08/2026

Congratulations to Kylie Smith! On June 5 Kylie took the NREMT exam and passed. Round of applause for Kylie!

05/13/2026

Congratulations to Fate Meadows! Oh May 12th she passed her NREMT exam. Round of applause for Fate!

05/12/2026

This past week, students and staff conducted a small graduation ceremony for the EMT Basic class out of Rio Grande McArthur. Students have completed all classroom and field rotations, allowing them to sit for the NREMT exam. Let's take a few and congratulate these hardworking students!

05/01/2026

CPR class opportunity. Open to anyone interested. Please RVSP per flyer contact. Any questions reach out.

04/25/2026

Great opportunity for education. This class is hosted by MCEMS Training Center. Please reach out to Adam Roush for any information and to RSVP!!

04/24/2026

If you have any questions reach out

Another great opportunity coming to the Rio Grande McArthur Center fall semester. Apply now at www.rio.edu
Limited seats are available for this opportunity to take your career to the next level! Make sure to ask us about financial aid and scholarship opportunities!

04/11/2026

Today’s extrication training provided our EMT students with valuable hands-on experience in safely and efficiently removing patients from simulated emergency scenarios. Students worked through realistic situations involving unrestrained passengers, head injuries caused by impact with the windshield, and vehicle doors that were unable to be opened, requiring critical problem-solving and the use of proper extrication techniques. Through teamwork, communication, and the application of classroom knowledge, students strengthened essential skills needed to respond confidently in high-pressure situations. This exercise highlights our program’s commitment to experiential learning and developing competent, compassionate emergency medical professionals ready to serve their communities. Though standards are ever changing, backboards were utilized in these scenarios for movement of simulated patients. Students were educated on time and place for utilization of all tools at their disposal. We, at the training center, would like to thank the crews of Meigs EMS and the Racine Volunteer Fire Department for assisting in this class today. We would also like to thank Riverside Auto and Towing for providing the vehicle used in this scenario.

01/23/2026

Congratulations to EMT Brittany Bunner! She took her NREMT exam today and passed!!!!