It is with heavy hearts we mourn the passing of Jeremy Gordon. Jeremy worked with us nearly 23 years at Gold Cross— he was hired in September 2001. His loss is is felt by the company and all who encountered him.
The video tribute to Gene Moffitt as a 2024 Pioneer of Progress from the Days of '47 Committee is posted on our website! Watch it here: https://t.co/tWlmMUxFIu
🚨 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR OUR PARAMEDIC COURSE! 🚨
We are now accepting applications for our Paramedic Cohort beginning January 29, 2024! You can apply at https://t.co/EzuvdfCWSo or contact Sam Brierley at [email protected] with any questions you have.
Pictured in photos 1 & 2 are some of our own in St. George at the 9-11 First Responders Tribute, and Jessica Cureton Martinez representing Gold Cross in photo 3 at the Southern Utah University Rodeo ceremony of appreciation for First Responders.
Congratulations to our May 2022 AEMT class! They have all completed the AEMT course and are ready to take the RNEMT written exam. Peyton was the TOP GUN in the course. Let’s go!! Jacob, Shelby, Celeste, Peyton, David, Brittney, Dylan, Kai, Michael, and Josh.
Currently, the family asks for privacy as they mourn the loss of a terrific husband and father. May we keep them all in our thoughts and prayers at this time.
We are deeply saddened to announce the death of one of our own, Alex Kluger. Alex had a long, meaningful career of helping people with Gold Cross Ambulance, Salt Lake County, and Unified Fire. He will always be remembered as happy, selfless, and kind.
#DYK: @StMarksHosp established #UtahsFirst ambulance in 1895? It was horse-drawn & later replaced by the automobile in photo 1~1907. Photo 2-1973. Lastly, one of @GoldCrossUtah's current rigs is a #Ford F-350 that can withstand a 90,000-pound load test... Talk about tech updates!
some airway training with video scopes. We even did some aftermarket work with one of our mannequins to make it vomit! We practiced techniques on how to manage a vomiting patient while placing ET tubes. (3)
We have brand new video laryngoscopes in Cedar City and St. George. Video laryngoscopy has been proven to improve intubation success and they will be a great benefit for our patients that need advanced airway care! “Intubation is a procedure that can help save a life when (1)
someone can’t breathe. A healthcare provider uses a laryngoscope to guide an endotracheal tube (ETT) into the mouth or nose, voice box, then trachea. The tube keeps the airway open so air can get to the lungs.” -Cleveland Clinic. Here is a video and some photos of us doing (2)