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Now Hiring JANUARY 11 - NOW HIRING New Holland Ambulance Association is currently taking applications for qualified, highly motivated and energetic people with a strong commitment to outstanding customer service, state-of-the-art patient care, and dedication to the community we serve. Our competitive salaries are based on your years of experience and skills. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Now We're Cooking! JANUARY 03 - New Holland Ambulance Association would like to thank Meadow Creek BBQ for taking part in the free education we provide to our local community. Wednesday December 28th the employee's spent the morning at our station learning the life saving skills of CPR and First Aid. Not only does this provide them with trained personnel at their work place, but it is also a benefit that they can carry with them ... (Full Story & Photos)

Carbon Monoxide - The Silent Killer DECEMBER 27 - Creeping silently through your home, there's a killer that gives no warning. This killer is carbon monoxide. An invisible and odorless gas, carbon monoxide (CO) is produced when burning any fuel, such as gasoline, propane, natural gas, oil, wood, or charcoal. It is a silent killer, which causes illness by decreasing the amount of oxygen present in the body. Young children are especially vulnerable ... (Full Story & Photos)

Twas the night before Christmas in New Holland DECEMBER 23 - Twas the night before Christmas and all through our town, Ambulances sat quietly-call volume was down. Dispatchers and medics, without any calls, All settled all cozily within station walls. The city grew silent as the night grew deep; My partner and I settled in for some sleep. But no sooner dreaming in our beds were we, When dispatch awoke us, crying, "Hurry! CLASS 3!" The call had come ... (Full Story & Photos)

Button batteries DECEMBER 21 - Button batteries are dangerous to kids, especially toddlers, and cause severe injuries when swallowed. Did You Know The coin-sized batteries children swallow come from many devices, most often mini remote controls. Other places you may them are: singing greeting cards, watches, bathroom scales, and flameless candles. It takes as little as two hours to cause severe burns once a coin-sized ... (Full Story & Photos)

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