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Eagle County Paramedic Services selected as one of OUTSIDE’s Best Places to Work 2020

November 17, 2020
by Katie Coakley
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EDWARDS, Colo.—Nov. 10, 2020—On Nov. 3, OUTSIDE magazine released its list of 50 Top Places to Work 2020. Edwards-based Eagle County Paramedic Services (ECPS) ranked #35 on this list of companies from around the country; it was also the only health care provider on the list. 

“We’re honored to be included on this list of companies that create great workplaces for employees,” said Amy Gnojek, CEO and CFO of Eagle County Paramedic Services. “Our mission is to provide skilled, professional and compassionate healthcare to our community; we can’t do that without our incredible team of EMS professionals and support staff. They’re what truly make ECPS a great place to work.”

Each year, OUTSIDE recognizes the top 50 companies from across the United States. To make the list, companies from across the country provide a large amount of background information about workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. There’s also a rigorous employee survey process to measure personal experience.

The winning companies are those that value productivity in combination with an active, eco-conscious lifestyle for a fulfilling experience inside and outside the workplace. This is OUTSIDE’s 13th year listing the Best Places to Work.

“ECPS employees not only care about their job but also about their coworkers, which makes it a special place to work. I also love getting off my shift and going hiking, fly-fishing, skiing, etc. It’s a really active place to work filled with active people,” said one employee in response to “what makes it great” on the ECPS entry. 

This is the first year ECPS has been recognized by OUTSIDE’s Best Places to Work. The only health care provider named to the list this year, Eagle County Paramedic Services operates ambulances using five stations from Gypsum to Vail with as many as 13 ambulances providing 24-7, 365-day coverage. Last year, ECPS answered 5,900 calls from Vail Pass to Glenwood Canyon. ECPS treats and transports people having medical emergencies, conducts community health services to underserved people in Eagle County and also conducts education and training programs.

In addition to traditional benefits like health and wellness coverage, ECPS staff enjoy a variety of benefits including generous paid time off; employer retirement matching contributions; FIR (financial, insurance, and recreation) benefit to be used toward reimbursement for ski, golf, gym and other fitness/recreation passes; employee gatherings and other perks. 

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Emergency Medical Services, more commonly known as EMS, is an essential public service. You can easily recognize EMS when you see ambulances and medical helicopters responding to incidents in our community, but EMS is much more than emergency medical response and transport. EMS is part of an intricate system of agencies and organizations; communications and transportation networks; trauma systems, as well as hospitals, trauma centers, and specialty care centers; rehabilitation facilities; and highly trained professionals —including volunteer and career prehospital personnel, physicians, nurses, therapists, administrators, government officials and an informed public that knows what to do in a medical emergency. Each player in the EMS system has an essential job to perform as part of a coordinated system of care.  —Adapted from NHTSA

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