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Nurse Aid (CNA)
in Careers, NewsIMMEDIATE OPENINGS!
Position: Nurse Aide (CNA)
Job Type: PT, PRN
Competitive Benefits
And a great community in which to live in.
For more information contact:
Kasandra Wald, CNO
701-254-3174
*Eligibility of competitive benefits is dependent upon work status.
Paramedic Job Openings
in Careers, NewsFull-Time, Part-Time, and PRN Paramedic positions available at Emmons County ALS Ambulance Service. The Emmons County ALS Ambulance Service is hiring paramedics for Full Time, Part Time, and PRN staffing of its ambulances. The Emmons County ALS Ambulance is located in central Emmons County North Dakota and responds to all 911 emergencies in Emmons County. Our service area covers approximately 1500 square miles with a population of approximately 4,500 people. We are located minutes from the Missouri River Recreation Area and enjoy some of the best hunting and fishing in North Dakota. Emmons County ALS Ambulance has standing orders that give you the freedom to treat your patients appropriately. Emmons County ALS Ambulance offers two new ambulances that are both stocked equally with the latest and greatest equipment available. Some of which include Lucas CPR Devices, EZ-IO’s, Vents, Life Pak 15’s, Video Laryngoscopes, CAD system and more. Emmons County ALS Ambulance is based at the Linton Hospital and staff works closely with the hospital doing a variety of tasks when not on ambulance calls. We have volunteer EMT’s working directly with the paramedic on shift. Paramedics work a full 40 hours in a week consecutively, i.e. 1400 on Thursday to 0600 on Saturday. The Emmons County ALS Ambulance answers approximately 400 calls per year with approximately half being transfers to larger facilities that are an hour or more away.
The Emmons County ALS Ambulance Service offers extremely competitive wages, benefits including but not limited to health, dental, vision, retirement, and flexible hours.
For more information contact:
Nolan Anderson, NRP
EMS Director
Emmons County ALS Ambulance Service
111 Elm Ave W
Linton, ND 58552
Office: 701-254-3154
nanderson@lintonhospital.org
Daylon Wigart FNP-C
in Biographies, NewsDaylon D Wigart, FNP-C
Hometown: Borger, Texas
Education:
Licensed Vocational Nurse: Tyler Junior College Graduated in 1997
Associate Degree in Nursing: Trinity Valley Community College Graduated in 1999.
Master’s Degree in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner: Walden University Graduated in 2018.
Member of:
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society
American Association of Nurse Practitioners
National Society of Leadership and Success
Golden Key International Honor Society
Currently hold Licenses in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Alaska, Texas, and Hawaii.
Started my career as a registered nurse at the University of Texas Galveston working in the Emergency Room. Later started at East Texas Medical Center in wound care and hyperbaric treatment. In 2004 Started at Christus Trinity Mother Francis Hospital in Surgery/Pre-op/and recovery room. During in my time there I worked in Medical/Surgical/Neuro ICU and worked in critical care for 14 years. While working for Christus Trinity Mother Francis I started my Master’s program and finished while working full time. After graduating 2 years later I moved to South Dakota working for Avera Medical Group Gettysburg. I worked in the Emergency room, Nursing Home, Hospice, Clinic and hospital in Gettysburg South Dakota. Prior to moving to Linton, I worked at Kahuku Medical Center in Kahuku Hawaii where I had a clinic and worked as a Hospitalist. Since becoming a Nurse Practitioner I have found that I really enjoy women’s health and wound care.
I enjoy spending time with my family. I’m currently married to my wife Melissa and we have been married over 20 years and we have 3 daughters. Two of my daughters live in South Dakota and the oldest daughter lives in Texas. My parents also live in Texas. While in South Dakota we hosted 5 exchange students 2 from Spain and 3 from Thailand.
I enjoy building cars and working on vintage cars, traveling, and attending music concerts.