January 2019 EMS Update: The Office of EMS Welcomes New Staff Members

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January 17th, 2019

This past fall the NHTSA Office of EMS and National 911 Program welcomed four new members to the team. Each of them brings unique expertise and experience, and they are excited to contribute to the important work of improving EMS systems across the country. The four new members are:

Eric Chaney, Emergency Medical Services Specialist
Kate Elkins, Emergency Medical Services Specialist
Katharyn Kryda, ASPPH Public Health Fellow, Office of EMS, NHTSA
Max Sevareid, Emergency Medical Services Specialist