🏈 Friday Night Lights in Linn 🚑
It’s a perfect night under the lights in Linn as the Wildcats take the field for their final home game of the season — the stands are packed, the energy is high, and the crowd is roaring with Wildcat pride!
If you look closely, you’ll spot Medic 613 in the background — our crews serving quietly behind the scenes, ready to respond if needed, but cheering right along with the fans.
Proud to support our student-athletes, families, and community every home game night. Go Wildcats! 🐾
#OsageEMS #LinnWildcats #FridayNightLights
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We are having a great time at the EMS World Conference & Expo in the great host city of Indianapolis, Indiana — connecting with peers, learning from experts, and exploring all the new innovations shaping the future of prehospital care. It’s so important to stay current with education and emerging trends in our field so we can continue providing the best care to our communities. 🚑 🌎
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🚑 Last Call — Only 1 Seat Left!
Osage Ambulance District, a satellite campus for EMS Education - University Hospital, has just one seat remaining in the upcoming Paramedic Course beginning next Wednesday!
This program offers advanced pre-hospital training to prepare EMTs to become nationally certified Paramedics — the highest level of EMS care. Students receive hands-on classroom, lab, and clinical experience in one of Missouri’s premier EMS training programs.
Don’t wait — this seat will be taken!
📲 Enroll today!
Apply online www.osageamb.com/paramedic_classes/paramedic-2025-2026/ or email education@osageamb.net
for more information.
#OsageEMS #ParamedicClass #EMS #HealthcareCareers
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🎃 Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Fatima Trunk or Treat this evening!
Chris and Arlyn had a great time seeing all the creative and fun costumes. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of this wonderful community event! 👻💙🚑
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🚨 Training & Educational Event – Simulated Incident Near Bonnots Mill 🚨
This evening at 6:00 PM, emergency crews from Osage Ambulance District, Linn Fire Department, Osage County Sheriff’s Office, and the Osage County Coroner’s Office will be conducting a simulated incident on private property and a nearby Osage County road near Bonnots Mill.
This event is part of a school educational program in coordination with Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD).
The Incident will last approximately one hour and involve police, fire, and ambulance crews working together in a coordinated drill.
Some local residents may notice increased emergency vehicle activity, including sirens and lights, in the area during this time however minimal public impact is expected. Please do not be alarmed — this is only a drill.
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🚑 We’re Growing Our Mobile Integrated Healthcare Team! 💙
Are you ready to use your nursing skills in a role that makes a real impact in your community?
Osage Ambulance District is now hiring a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) program — an innovative model that brings healthcare directly to patients’ homes, helping bridge the gap between hospital and home care. This is your opportunity to be part of a team redefining rural healthcare delivery across portions of Osage, Maries, and Gasconade Counties. 🌟
If you’re a compassionate, community-minded nurse looking to make a difference outside the traditional facility walls, this role is for you! 🌟
💼 Position: Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Mobile Integrated Healthcare
💰 Salary: $43,000–$56,000 (based on experience)
🩺 Benefits Include:
100% District-paid health insurance (employee)
Retirement match up to 5%
Paid Time Off (up to 168 hours annually)
Uniform & Education Allowances
Longevity bonuses, MEMSA membership, and more!
Join a progressive EMS agency leading the way in community-based healthcare innovation — where your skills truly change lives.
👉 Apply now: www.osageamb.com/.../licensed-practical-nurse.../
#NowHiring #LPN #MobileIntegratedHealthcare #OsageEMS #RuralHealthcare #NursingJobs #CommunityParamedicine
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🎉 Congratulations to our Advanced EMT students! 🎉
Our AEMT class celebrated their last day of classroom instruction on September 23, 2025 and are now moving into the final stretch — completing clinicals and preparing for testing!
This group has shown incredible dedication and hard work throughout their training, and we couldn’t be more proud of their progress. 🚑💪
Students pictured (left to right): Kathleen, Jeremiah, Allie, Larry, and Kristopher.
Let’s wish them all the best as they finish their journey toward becoming licensed Advanced EMTs! 👏💙
#OsageEMS #AEMT #EMSEducation
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A heartfelt thank-you to Linn Community Christian Church for including Osage Ambulance District in your Serve Sunday projects! Your members completed several tasks around the community and at our headquarters, and the youth group took time to clean ambulances and help us prepare for the week ahead.
We deeply appreciate your generosity, service, and commitment to giving back. 💙🚑 🙏
#osageems #servesunday #CommunityStrong
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🚑✨ Thank you to Osage County R2 Schools - Linn Wildcats for inviting us to be part of Transportation Day the Elementary School!
Amanda and Larry had a blast showing off the ambulance 🚑, giving tours, and answering all kinds of fun questions from the students.
We always love the chance to share what we do and inspire the next generation! 💙
#osageems #communityfirst #TransportationDay #EMS
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🎉🚑 Osage Ambulance District is at Chamois Day today!
We’re set up at the Chamois Firehouse – bring the kids by to create their very own personalized take-home first aid kit 🩹🧰.
We kicked things off this morning with the annual Chamois Day Parade, and it’s a perfect day to enjoy the festivities! ☀️
⛑️ Stop in to also learn Hands-Only CPR – a simple skill that can save lives.
We look forward to seeing you out and about today!
#OsageEMS #ChamoisDay #CommunityFirst #HandsOnlyCPR
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