Field training officers (FTO)

Board Of Directors

Sgt Brent Smiley- Paramedic​

Sgt Doug Wilburne- EMT 

Cpl Tyler Rexroth- EMT

Sgt Brian Rutan- EMT

Cpl Kara Debill- Paramedic

Cpl Morgan McGovern- EMT

Randy Pryor- Paramedic

Chance Gray- PHRN

Corp Don Glaittli- EMT

Peter Andrews- PHRN

​Shannon Foster- Paramedic

Cpl Justin Eberly- AEMT

​Andrew Mellott- EMT

Cpl Austin Steinour- Paramedic



Corporals


Justin Eberly- EMT​​

Kara DeBill- Paramedic ​

Tyler Rexroth- EMT

Morgan McGovern- EMT

​Don Glaittli- EMT

​Austin Steinour- Paramedic





Back Row: Left To Right: Bill Naugle, Deb Ramsey, Steve Wolfe, Tom Moriarty

Front Row: Left To Right: Jerry Holtry, Cindy Varner, Joe Jones

​​Doug Wilburne- EMT​

Brent Smiley- Paramedic ​

​Brain Rutan, Paramedic

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 Connie McGill
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​Connie currently holds the position of Captain here at SA-EMS.  She has been a part of Shippensburg Area EMS since 2007, during this time Connie has developed the training center for SA-EMS through state of PA as well as a National accreditation.  Connie is a nationally registered paramedic, tactical paramedic, and an instructor for many disciplines.  She also holds a bachelor’s degree, with a concentration in Education and Management.    Connie’s passion is education!   In Connie’s off time she enjoys her family, friends, and dogs!


 William Klusman
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Bill holds the position of Field Training Officer at SAEMS. Bill oversees the field training, which includes the precepting program of new providers and vehicle operators. Bill also assist in the Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement process.
Shawn Hartsock

Chief Hartsock has been working as a paramedic for over 25 years in various systems to include both  hospital and regional based EMS systems. He currently works for the Washington County Division of Emergency Services where he has served as Captain and Assistant Director of Emergency Services. His position required the oversight of 25 Mobile Intensive Care Units and over 70,000 responses for year.
He has been a volunteer with SAEMS since 2000, serving as a member of the board of directors, director of operations and was appointed Chief in 2013. He is nationally certified as both a Fire and EMS officer, paramedic instructor, tactical paramedic and holds numerous technical rescue disciplines. He is also a licensed commercial pilot and flight instructor. He holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a minor in Accounting.


Heather Franzoni

Heather is a Shippensburg native and currently holds the position of Captain with Shippensburg Area EMS. Over the years she has actively planned and directed many community events, and been the overseer of the public relations/marketing department. She is an active member of the Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement team within the department. Heather is also employed within jail administration, and holds a Masters Degree in Psychology & a Bachelors Degree in Social Work. Heather currently is a CPR/AED, First Aid, and EVOC instructor. She also holds a Train The Trainer (TST) instructor certification from the PA Department of Corrections, and assists in teaching correctional academies, and refresher classes. She is a certified Hostage Negotiator. Heather resides in Shippensburg with her four legged children.


Beth Eiselman
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Beth currently holds the position as an operations officer/EMT. Beth assists in administrative duties. Beth works as an part time at Yellow Breeches EMS, located in Mt Holly Springs. She currently resides in Mt Holly Springs.



Shippensburg Area Emergency Medical Services Management Team
Tim Knepp
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Tim has been a Paramedic for 24 years. He is currently overseeing the coordination of vehicle and building maintenance as well as working as a Paramedic. Tim began his service with us as a Paramedic and rose the ranks as Corporal, Seargent and Lieutenant.  He is a Field Training Officer and certified as a Tactical Medic. Tim is certified as a Fire and EMS officer as well as an EMS instructor. He is usually one of the first FTO’s a new hire or medic student will work with and he enjoys the opportunity to “mold” the newbies. He always trains them with the thought that they may treat his family or himself in the future. Tim resides in the mountain with his wife Vicki and their two dogs.


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