Regional Ambulance Service Inc

Licensed at the Paramedic Level, The Regional Ambulance Service is a non-profit corporation serving the towns of Castleton, Killington, Rutland City, Chittenden, Mendon, West Rutland, Clarendon, Pittsford, Rutland Town, Ira, Proctor, and Shrewsbury in Vermont. Regional Ambulance Service, Inc. is now the largest ambulance service in Vermont. The service has been licensed as a Paramedic service since 1990 and provides Advanced Life Support to the citizens we serve in 12 communities. The service has seven ambulances and a qualified staff of over 50 state certified Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics. Regional Ambulance responded to 10,609 calls last year. Each year we have special training in Critical Care Paramedicine, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Basic Life Support, Prehospital Advanced Trauma Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Emergency Vehicle Operator, Bloodborne Pathogens and a variety of continuing education programs. Our professional staff is extremely capable and dedicated. R.A.S. draws its strength from the skill and dedication of its staff. We believe that in the future this source of strength will continue to be our most important asset. Monthly C.P.R. classes are taught at Regional Ambulance. Last year, through the R.A.S. Training Center, 1,795 people were trained in C.P.R., a figure which is beginning to rebound after COVID. Tours,lectures, demonstrations, and C.P.R. classes are available for the general public. Child Car Seat inspections are held Wednesdays at the Regional Ambulance building and 84 child car seat inspections were completed through this program.