Board of Directors

The Washington County Ambulance District is a political subdivision as authorized by the State of Missouri. We are governed by a six (6) member Board of Directors. Each Director represents one of the following sub-districts within Washington County, Missouri:

District #1: Consists of Kingston and Union Townships
District #2: Consists of Richwoods, Johnson and Liberty Townships
District #3: Consists of Walton, Harmony and Belgrade Townships
District #4: Consists of Potosi, Ward I and Ward II Townships
District #5: Consists of the remainder of Breton Township
District #6: Consists of Belvue and Concord Townships

Each Director serves a three (3) year term, meaning every year two (2) board seats are open for election.

The current Washington County Ambulance District Board of Directors are:

John Lucas, Chairman – Caledonia

Mick Schlosser – Potosi

John Robinson, Secretary – Caledonia

Delbert Cardwell , Treasurer – Richwoods

Teresa C. Richards – Potosi

Becky Johnston – Blackwell

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Off-site training in Cape Girardeau this week for the Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center EMS paramedic refresher.

Advanced Airway Management course was led by our Clinical Director Darick Day EMT-P, CCP-C, FP-C.

Providers from all backgrounds were also able to practice scenarios and skills on our high fidelity airway mannequins.

Thank you Cape CTC for your hospitality! ... See MoreSee Less

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We had gorgeous weather and a great crowd for the 17th annual Pumpkin Fest In Caledonia this weekend. The town was dipped in orange for Princess Charlie and it made this year extra special. #charliestrong

Our staff was happy to meet and train so many people from so many different towns and states. Our goal at large events like these is to teach hands-only CPR to as many as we possibly can. Early recognition and early initiation of CPR for cardiac arrest victims is hugely important, especially in rural areas.

This year at pumpkin fest, we introduced a new CPR practice mannequin equipped with compression by compression feedback. This teaches appropriate rate and depth of compression and allows the person learning CPR a more realistic experience when it comes to learning the skill. As you can see, even the little ones took home some knowledge.

We love the time spent in such a great community and look forward to next year’s festival! ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago ·

Our 5th IBSC Fundamentals of Critical Care Transport graduating class. Pictured with our Chief Clinical Officer and instructor - Darick Day and our Administrator/ Chief - Justin Duncan

The class, hosted by Mehlville FPD, graduated Thursday Oct 3rd.

In addition to two of our own ground transport RN’s, this class was attended by paramedics from Mehlville FPD, St Charles County Ambulance District, Iron County Ambulance, our STARS representative from St Louis Children’s hospital and our STARS Program Liaison from SSM Cardinal Glennon.

This group was fun and diverse and it was our first group that included registered nurses! We are excited to be able to offer this program to members of the nursing community who care for or transport the critically ill.

We want to thank Mehlville FPD for hosting and we wish all of our students the best of luck on their board examinations! ... See MoreSee Less

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Washington County Ambulance District's cover photo ... See MoreSee Less

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