Jamestown's Dr. Inglish Honored as Medical Director of the Year for Enhancing Local EMS

Dr. Steven Inglish, an Emergency Medicine Physician at Jamestown Regional Medical Center, has received the 2024 Medical Director of the Year Award from the National Disaster Emergency Medical Services Academy (NDEMSA). This award recognizes his outstanding service and leadership in emergency medical services, particularly in enhancing prehospital care in North Dakota.

During Hospital Week, healthcare professionals like Dr. Inglish are celebrated for their dedication and commitment. Each year, NDEMSA honors individuals who significantly improve prehospital care at local, regional, and state levels. Dr. Inglish has played a key role in these improvements as a medical director.

Dr. Inglish is known for his effective communication with the ambulance services he manages, ensuring he is available to answer questions and provide support. His advice is crucial for these services as they work to improve care delivery in the field.

He has also been involved in regional projects such as the Rural EMS Stroke Project and has presented at the southeast region’s NDEMSA conference. These activities highlight his dedication to advancing emergency medical services.

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