09/04/2026
🚑 CONGRATULATIONS, PARAMEDIC CLASS 26-04! 🚑
Last night, Paramedic Class 26-04 officially graduated — and unless you’ve been through it, it’s hard to fully appreciate just how much work goes into earning the title Paramedic.
This isn’t just a class you show up to a couple nights a week.
It’s months of lectures, studying, exams, skills labs, scenarios, clinical rotations and countless hours riding on an ambulance. It’s learning cardiology, pharmacology, airway management, medical and trauma emergencies, pediatrics, OB, critical thinking and how to make decisions when someone else’s life may depend on them.
It means studying after working a full shift. Missing dinners, weekends and time with family. Running calls all night and still having assignments due. Getting a skill wrong, practicing it again, and coming back until you get it right.
And somewhere along the way, you go from learning what to do to understanding why you’re doing it.
Becoming a paramedic takes dedication, sacrifice, perseverance and a whole lot of caffeine. 😂
To every member of Paramedic Class 26-04 — congratulations. You earned those letters behind your name. Now the real learning begins. ❤️🚑
We also have to give an extra special congratulations to Kenton Martin!
Kenton joined the Sharpsburg EMS family this year in a part-time role, and we couldn’t be happier to have him as part of our team.
We’ve had the opportunity to watch him balance the demands of paramedic school while continuing to work, learn and grow as a provider. Last night, all of those long hours and sacrifices paid off.
Kenton, congratulations on officially becoming a Paramedic!
We are incredibly proud of you and excited to see what you bring back to Sharpsburg EMS as you begin this next chapter of your EMS career.
Now hurry up and get cleared — we have calls to run. 😂🚑❤️
Congratulations, Paramedic Class 26-04!