Huron County Paramedic Services

🌡️ HEAT WARNING IN EFFECT 🌡️
An Orange Level Heat Warning has been issued for Huron County. Please follow the tips listed below to help prepare.

It is with great sadness that we share the unexpected passing yesterday of Paramedic, Karlee Burgess.

Congratulations to Paramedic Jennifer Randell on the presentation of her Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal.

The County of Huron is proud to celebrate Paramedic Jennifer Randell as the 2025 recipient of the Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal — a prestigious honour awarded by the Governor General of Canada to paramedics who have demonstrated outstanding dedication, professionalism, and courage throughout their careers. This medal recognizes 20 years of exemplary service, including at least 10 years in roles involving potential risk. Jennifer, your commitment to our community and to the people you've served is truly inspiring. Thank you for everything you do!

We are pleased to announce the Emergency Department at the Clinton Public Hospital will resume 24/7 service effective June 1, 2026, at 8 a.m.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our nurses, staff, physicians, community members, local leaders, regional system partners, Ontario Health and Ministry of Health for their continued support. This collective commitment plays a vital role in strengthening and sustaining high-quality health care across the region.

Read more: https://www.hpha.ca/newsroom?newsid=19605

Appreciation & Recognition

👏 This Paramedic Week, we thank paramedics and all paramedic service staff for their dedication, skill, and commitment—24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Your work saves lives and strengthens our communities.

Better Care Starts Here.

Huron County Paramedics Receive 2025 Medical Director’s Commendation Award. Learn more: https://www.huroncounty.ca/news/huron-county-paramedics-receive-2025-medical-directors-commendation-award/

Community Paramedicine

🏡🚑 Care doesn’t always start in an emergency.

Through community paramedicine, paramedics support patients at home, manage chronic conditions, reduce repeat emergency calls, provide at home immunization and blood draws and help people stay healthier and independent.

Better care starts in the community.

Mental Health & Wellness

🧠💙 Paramedics face high‑stress and emotionally challenging situations as part of their daily work.

Supporting paramedic mental health and wellness helps ensure they can continue to deliver safe, compassionate, and effective care for our communities.

Better care starts with caring for our caregivers.