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December 28 marks her last day after 21 years in the NHTSA Office of EMS
“It’s been such a joy,” said Susan after being recognized for her service at a recent meeting of the Federal Interagency Committee on EMS. “I can’t imagine anyone having a career that could’ve been more rewarding, constantly changing and just tremendous than the one I’ve had.”