Cetronia Chronicle
December 2022 | Issue #30
Greetings!

It is hard to believe that 2022 is coming to an end. We have so many highlights from the year. Here are just a few:
--Our safety committee was certified for its 22nd consecutive year by the PA Department of Labor & Industry.
--A new Supervisor's vehicle was put into service.
--We hosted four new events; Night On Broadway, EMS Week: Children's Day, Family Fest & Pickleball Paddle Battle, and a Health & Wellness Expo.
--We enrolled 42 EMT students and 6 EMR students.
--We had 394 CPR students.
--We purchased 15 new Zoll X-Series Advanced Monitors.
--We expanded our Centralized Ambulance Transport division.
--We hired three new supervisors and an assistant director of operations.

These are just some of the wonderful things we've been up to in 2022. We'll be releasing our official year-end statistics and much more in early 2023.

Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season.

Stay well,

Robert F. Mateff Sr.
Chief Executive Officer

November 2022 Stats:
1,273 Emergency Calls
585 Non-emergency Calls
1,918 Paratransit Calls
Cetronia Ambulance Corps receives $300,000 state grant
Behind Left to Right: Edwin Boyle, Director of Operations; Robert F. Mateff Sr., CEO; Amy Ninos, CFO; Gabriela Noga, Paramedic
Cetronia Ambulance Corps was presented with a $300,000 state grant secured by Senator Pat Browne (SD-16) for Zoll X Series Advanced Monitor/Defibrillator units for advanced life support ambulances.

The Zoll X Series are a required, life-essential piece of equipment used in the emergency medical services industry. These units are used as part of the first-in standard procedure on every call, allowing Cetronia professionals to assess each patient’s heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation level.

On November 12th, 2022, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms awarded EMT Jason Lindtner as a Hometown Hero. Jason is also 2nd Lieutenant at the New Tripoli Fire Company.

Thank you for your service Jason!
On November 13th, Cetronia Ambulance Corps helped to train the The Seeing Eye, Inc. Lehigh County Chapter. The puppies are learning about the sights, sounds, and smells of the ambulance.

Meet Quebec (yellow lab/retriever mix)! He is 9 weeks old and starting his training.
Congratulations to Paramedic Class of 2022!
Join us in congratulating three of Cetronia's own on graduating from paramedic school!

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