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Emergency Medical Services
Ed Anderson, EMS Chief
828-757-1280
828-757-1424
2345 Morganton Blvd SW, Lenoir, NC 28645
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Community Initiatives

Caldwell County EMS is a dedicated partner to the residents and visitors of Caldwell County, and their health. In an effort to better the lives and health of its citizens, Caldwell County EMS has numerous programs in the surrounding community to ensure involvement on a local level with the people we serve.

Prevention & Education Programs
 
Infant Safety Education

Caldwell County EMS, in partnership with Caldwell County Safe Kids, provides free Infant Safety Education Classes, which provide education on child passenger safety, safe sleep, and infant CPR and choking awareness.

Car Seat Safety Checks

Our Child Passenger Safety program, delivered by the Caldwell County Fire Marshal's Office and Caldwell County Safe Kids, has certified carseat technicians who participate in montly car seat check events. Through this program, you have the opportunity to bring your car seat in to be inspected, ensure it is the correct type of seat, and that it is installed properly in the vehicle.  You may also schedule an appointment with a certified technician at the Administrative Offices at 2345 Morganton Blvd.

Hands-Only CPR Training

Caldwell County EMS supports the American Heart Association's Hands-Only™ CPR Initiative to increase bystander participation in compression-only CPR.  We offer FREE hands-on classes to schools, businesses, community groups, neighborhood associations, clubs and organizations of all kinds.

Contact Captain Josh Potter, Training Coordinator to schedule your class to teach your family, friends and coworkers lifesaving skills in Hands-Only CPR.

EMS Ride-Along Program

Caldwell County EMS offers a free EMS Ride-Along Program to learn about careers in Emergency Medical Services through classes and ambulance ride-alongs. These ride-alongs are available for any active student, 16 years or older, with a letter of recommendation from his or her school principal, and for any individual age 18 years or older. Prospective riders are required to fill out the request form found here.

Injury Prevention and EMS Presentations

Caldwell County EMS Training Division delivers education and safety presentations on a variety of topics such as Injury Prevention, Health Topics, Life Safety Initiatives, Hands-Only CPR, Fall Prevention and many others. If you have a specific topic you would like discussed, feel free to send a request to our Training Division. This is a free service provided by Caldwell County EMS.

Please contact Captain Josh Potter at least 1 month prior to your event to schedule a presentation. 

Special Events

Caldwell County EMS strives to involve the community in their own safety, through education and prevention, but also by encouraging bystanders to become involved when an incident happens. Booths and presentations highlight methods to teach lay rescuers how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies, including cardiac arrest and choking for adult, child and infant victims. Visitors also learn to recognize the warning signs of heart attack and stroke in adults, and breathing difficulties in children, as well as learning more about their local EMS agency and its capabilities.

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