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2010
6-15-2010 - PrideSTAR EMS receives the Patriot Award from the Massachusetts Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.
This award is given for Contribuiting to the National Security and Protecting Liberty and Freedom by Supporting Employee Participation in America's National Guard and Reserve Force.
6-11-2010- PrideSTAR EMS continues an annual tradition, ice cream truck day.
PrideSTAR CEO David Daly, and Executive VP Bryan Shanley, visited all of our facilities with an ice cream truck! Often copied, but never duplicated, this has been an annual tradition since our inception.
6-1-2010 - PrideSTAR EMS passes annual OEMS inspection with no service deficiencies!
5-1-2010 - PrideSTAR EMS takes delivery of another ambulance and another chairvan.
Here we grow again! A23 is a 2010 Demers Type 2, and C20 is a 2010 New England Wheels Rear Load.
4-2-10: PrideSTAR takes delivery of our new "Fun Bus".
This 14 passenger bus with wheelchair lift can be rented by the hour for trips out to lunch, casino trips, sightseeing tours etc. It can be rented for your corporate event, or, if for your rehab or nursing facility. Call our dispatch number for details, and stay tuned for the funbus website, coming soon!
3-17-10: PrideSTAR EMS celebrates St. Patricks Day by Going Green for the day!
All employees were provided with special green uniform shirts for the day! This was to recognize the holiday, and to celebrate PrideSTAR EMS's new "green", enviromentally friendly, ambulance base. We also hosted a traditional boiled dinner of corned beef and cabbage for all employees!
02-01-2010 - PrideSTAR has a new Medical Director
PrideSTAR EMS is proud to announce that Dr. William Stuart has become our new service Medical Director. William A. Stuart, M.D. is a graduate of the University of Maryland Medical School and completed an internship at University Hospital in Baltimore before completing his Family Practice Residency at Harvard University in 1974; at which time he was an instructor at Harvard Medical School. He was Director of the Emergency Room at McNeal Memorial Hospital in Berwyn Illinois from 1974 through 1975, at which time he was an Associate Professor at The University of Illinois Medical School. He returned to Massachusetts in 1976, and was Director of the Emergency Room at Hale Hospital for two years before practicing Emergency Medicine in Lowell; initially at St. Josephs Hospital and at Saints Medical Center until June of 2008. He is currently licensed in Massachusetts and a Diplomate of The American Board of Emergency Medicine.
02-01-2010 - Now New Hampshire Licensed
PrideSTAR EMS has become a licensed State of New Hampshire Transporting Ambulance Service.
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PrideSTAR hosts open house event to celebrate completion of new headquarters. Read the Lowell Sun article