Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co - EMS

Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co - EMS The Bushkill Township Fire Company is proudly servicing the residents and visitors of Bushkill towns The Bushkill Township Ambulance Corps.

was formed by volunteers to provide emergency medical care to the residents of Bushkill Township and occasionally to surrounding communities. During 2006, the fire company realized that protecting township residents was more important than tradition. With the growing number of homes and structures throughout the township and increased time demands and constraints on dwindling volunteers, it was no

t possible to provide professional and efficient all volunteer emergency services during daytime hours. Therefore, during July 2007, the fire company added service paid EMTs to cover 12-hour shifts from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. This ended a 48-year run at being 100% volunteer. In late December of 2016, the ambulance corps. jumped a major hurdle and have become an advanced life support service with paramedics. With the increased demand on emergency services, the ems is now paid 24/7 with both basic and advanced life support services. We have also begun doing non-emergency patient transports in addition to emergency calls to assist in the cost of paid EMT's. The paid positions are funded largely through the impressive fundraising efforts of the fire company, including significant work by the ladies auxiliary.

It has been brought to our attention that someone has been calling our residents asking for a donation for the fire comp...
02/06/2021

It has been brought to our attention that someone has been calling our residents asking for a donation for the fire company. They have even asked for credit card information. We do not make direct phone calls to residents, this is a scam call and the best thing to do is hang up. We send out an EMS subscription in March and a fire company fund drive in October, both by mail. This is the only direct donation requesting we do. Thank-you

BTVFC Response to COVID-19 Important Links:CDC: cdc.govWHO: who.intLehigh Valley Health Network: lvhn.orgSt. Luke’s Univ...
03/18/2020

BTVFC Response to COVID-19

Important Links:
CDC: cdc.gov
WHO: who.int
Lehigh Valley Health Network: lvhn.org
St. Luke’s University Hospital: slhn.org

02/27/2019

Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co.
Division of EMS

NOW HIRING! Emergency Medical Personnel.

Bushkill Township VFC is accepting applications for all positions

● Full Time Paramedics
● Part Time Paramedics
● Full Time EMTs
● Part Time EMTs

Bushkill Township is a fast paced growing organization with competitive wages.
Minimum state and local certification requirements are necessary with a clean background clearance.

All interested applicants please apply by sending your resume to the EMS Director.

“Improving today for a better tomorrow”
--
Bryan M Cole
Director of EMS
Bushkill Township VFC.

155 Firehouse Lane
Nazareth, PA 18064

Email prefered: ( [email protected] )

12/30/2018

Today marks 2 years as an ALS company! Thank you to everyone for the continued support

11/24/2018
We wish you a safe and healthy Thanksgiving!
11/22/2018

We wish you a safe and healthy Thanksgiving!

11/02/2018

Address

Nazareth, PA
18064

Telephone

+16107592274

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co - EMS posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co - EMS:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Bushkill Twp. Vol. Fire Co. EMS

The Bushkill Township Ambulance Corps. was formed by volunteers to provide emergency medical care to the residents of Bushkill Township and occasionally to surrounding communities. During 2006, the fire company realized that protecting township residents was more important than tradition. With the growing number of homes and structures throughout the township and increased time demands and constraints on dwindling volunteers, it was not possible to provide professional and efficient all volunteer emergency services during daytime hours. Therefore, during July 2007, the fire company added service paid EMTs to cover 12-hour shifts from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. This ended a 48-year run at being 100% volunteer. In late December of 2016, the ambulance corps. jumped a major hurdle and have become an advanced life support service with paramedics. With the increased demand on emergency services, the ems is now paid 24/7 with both basic and advanced life support services. We have also begun doing non-emergency patient transports in addition to emergency calls to assist in the cost of paid EMT's. The paid positions are funded largely through the impressive fundraising efforts of the fire company, including significant work by the ladies auxiliary.