Meet Our Administration Team
Steven Young - EMS Director
Steven Young is a licensed critical care paramedic and instructor coordinator. Steve has been the Osceola County EMS Director since 2022 and is a lifelong resident of Osceola County. His role is to oversee the operations of the agency and ensure that you receive the highest quality care from the providers at Osceola County EMS
Jaime and Sondra - Billing Staff
Jaime and Sondra are our billers. They work day in and day out with you, your healthcare providers, and your insurance companies to ensure that the financial aspects of recieving care from Osceola County EMS goes smoothly.
Kyle - EMS Education Program Director
Kyle is a licensed critical care paramedic and instructor coordinator. He is responsible for the coordination, management, and instruction of our agency's education programs. Whether it's basic community CPR training you need, or advanced critical care transport education, Kyle is able to handle all of your needs.
Our Road Crews
24/7 Emergency Medical Providers
At Osceola County EMS, we provide 24/7 advanced life support ambulance services to all of Osceola County. Our crews are composed of a combination of emergency medical technicians, paramedic, and critical care paramedics. Learn more about their roles below!
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B)
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) are the first healthcare providers you’ll often see in a medical emergency. In Michigan, EMTs complete specialized training and national testing to earn their license. They provide life-saving care such as CPR, controlling bleeding, giving oxygen, and helping patients breathe, while also offering comfort and reassurance during stressful moments. EMTs work on ambulances, respond to 911 calls, and safely transport patients to hospitals, serving as a vital link between the community and emergency medical care.
Paramedic (EMT-P)
Paramedics are the most advanced pre-hospital providers in the emergency medical system. In Michigan, paramedics complete extensive college-level education, clinical training, and national testing to earn their license. They can provide all the life-saving care EMTs do, but with additional skills such as starting IVs, giving a wide range of medications, interpreting heart rhythms, and using advanced airway and cardiac equipment. Paramedics respond to the most critical emergencies, bring hospital-level treatments directly to the scene, and ensure patients receive the highest level of care on the way to the hospital.
Critical Care Paramedic
Critical Care Paramedics are highly trained paramedics who specialize in caring for the sickest and most complex patients during transport between hospitals. They complete extensive advanced education and certification beyond the paramedic level, focusing on critical care medicine, ventilator management, IV medication drips, advanced cardiac support, and specialized monitoring equipment. These providers bring intensive care skills to the ambulance, allowing patients who need treatments usually found only in an ICU to be safely transported. Critical Care Paramedics are an essential link in making sure patients receive uninterrupted, hospital-level care while on the move.