Suburban Emergency Medical Services
Tim Werkheiser has a diverse work experience in the medical services field. Tim started their career in 2001 as an Emergency Medical Technician at Network Ambulance Services. In 2006, they joined Suburban Emergency Medical Services as a Paramedic and worked in this role until 2018. During their time at Suburban EMS, Tim also took on roles such as Operations Administrator and eventually became the Operations Manager. Overall, Tim Werkheiser has gained extensive experience and expertise in emergency medical services throughout their career.
Tim Werkheiser has a Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical Psychology and a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from DeSales University. Tim obtained certifications in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), CPR, and is also a certified Paramedic from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
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Suburban Emergency Medical Services
The Mission of Suburban EMS is to respond promptly with exceptional skill, flexibility and compassion to the needs of each person we serve. Our actions will convey high competence and caring whatever the circumstance, providing a memorable sense of security and reliability. We provide all of our services in a professional manner while maintaining the dignity of those we serve. Our trained staff continuously strives to learn, improve and grow in enhancing the delivery of emergency medical services to those we serve. In addition to our emergency mission, Suburban EMS provides valuable non-emergency transport service to local hospitals, assisted and senior care living facilities, hospice organizations and rehab facilities. Patients are transported by ambulance as well as via wheel chair van services. We provide CPR AED training to local police, boroughs, and townships, provide fire rehab. for fire personnel at major incidents, and stand-by’s at local sporting events for the community athletic associations and schools as requested. We work with local schools and community groups to deliver educational seminars pertaining to accessing the 9-1-1 system, recognizing heart attacks and strokes.