Ada County EMS board approves EMT-to-Advanced-EMT reclassification and reports 23 applicants for operations chief
November 05, 2025 | Ada County, Idaho
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The Ada County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) District, meeting Nov. 4, approved a personnel action to reclassify one position from EMT to Advanced EMT. The board moved and approved the personnel action on the EMS agenda.
An EMS representative, identified in the meeting as Mister Jones, reported that the operations chief vacancy drew 23 candidates when the recruitment closed. Jones said some candidates are being moved forward in the screening process and expressed confidence that a suitable replacement will be found. The board also noted a recent send-off for Chief Ryan.
The EMS claims journal and meeting minutes were approved as part of the EMS district session.
An EMS representative, identified in the meeting as Mister Jones, reported that the operations chief vacancy drew 23 candidates when the recruitment closed. Jones said some candidates are being moved forward in the screening process and expressed confidence that a suitable replacement will be found. The board also noted a recent send-off for Chief Ryan.
The EMS claims journal and meeting minutes were approved as part of the EMS district session.
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