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MAY 19, 2016

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THE ULTIMATE SMOKED BUFFALO CHICKEN WINGS INGREDIENTS • 12 - 18 Chicken Wings Sauce: • 1 cup Frank’s Red Hot sauce • 2 tablespoons butter INSTRUCTIONS Chicken Rinse wings in cold water and pat dry. Place a drying rack over a cookie sheet and place wings on top. Place into a refrigerator, uncovered, for up to three hours to dehydrate. This is crucial to the end texture of the chicken. This process will prevent the wings steaming when you cook it, which creates a rubbery texture. We’re going for crispy here, trying to emulate the texture of fried wings. When ready to cook, preheat smoker to 225 degrees. Put wings on the smoker for one hour. Then increase heat to 325 and let wings cook another 30 minutes, then flip for remaining 30 minutes. Conditions can change which can lead to more time. The key is to not pull the wings off until you get that crispy outside. Sauce Prep sauce just before the wings come off the smoker. Bring butter and sauce to simmer (not to a boil!!). Remove from heat. Place into a bowl. Remove (chicken) from smoker and toss immediately with sauce. Serve with your favorite dipping sauce. For more info and picture credit, visit vindulge.com

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As previously noted, the latest Performance Pay Tracking Period began on March 1st. We are striving to meet the Patient Satisfaction goal of a ≥ 65% rating (experience as “Excellent”). In order to create a comfortable margin of performance, while continuing to improve the patient experience, we would like to share some feedback from recent patient focus groups. The two areas that patients value the most are: 1. Communication from the treating crew: “Explain treatment options and procedures” “Provide reassurance and compassionate communication with the patient”

SEPTEMBER 2014

2. Setting clear expectations: “Set transport length expectation” “Set a triage level expectation before arriving at the hospital”

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Every kid is a ROCKSTAR in our eyes.

So, every child who submitted an entry, won a gift card! Thank you to Medic employees who shared their time and creativity by sending us their design ideas or allowing your child to participate in the contest. From EKGs to the Grim Reaper himself, there were some very cool ideas generated.

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Building the inside of the new truck cabin was as easy as 1, 2, 3 for Steve Vandeventer and Brian Shimberg.

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JUN COMPLIANCE Tue, Jun 7 1400 - 1800 Wed, Jun 8 0800 - 1200 Fri, Jun 10 1200 - 1600 Mon, Jun 13 0800 - 1200 Thu, Jun 16 1400 -1800 Sat, Jun 18 1600 - 2000

JUN INSERVICE Tue, Jun 7 1000 - 1400 Wed, Jun 8 1200 - 1600 Thu, Jun 9 1000 - 1400 Fri, Jun 10 0800 - 1200 Mon, Jun 13 1200 - 1600 1800 - 2200

REQUIRED ATTENDANCE Dakota Anaya, Jason Barr, Eric Bitler, Scott Blair, Nina Bost, Kacey Cline, Cory Colvin, Dale Cordice, Matthew Deedrick, Michael Durham, Alan Elam, Robin Farrar, KellyFlynn, Taylor Gibson, Noah Godbey, Robert Graf, Charles Gunter, Eric Hall, Victoria Hartsell, Kayla Hough, Donald Howie, Angela Kaufman, Elizabeth Kennedy, Mark Kern, David Kirchmer, Malcolm Leirmoe, Jim Lockard, Karim Mahmoud, Zachary Marshburn, Recarla Massey, Milan Merges, Robert Parker, Gabrielle Pegram, Anne Pentland, Justin Rowe, Robin Roy, Bryan Rucker, Brian Shimberg, Christopher Somerset, Crystal Strong, Angela Tart, Shane Walcott, Danielle Walcott, Jennifer White, Scott Wilson, Rebecca Zamagni-Mander and Chris Zornow. PLEASE NOTE: If your Annual Performance Review was in May and you did not attend class, you must contact Amy Broughton to attend a June class.

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JUN INSERVICE, CON’T Wed, Jun 15 1200 - 1600 1800 - 2200 Thu, Jun 16 1800 - 2200

INFORMATION UPDATES • Please register for your Corporate Compliance Training session through LMS. • The duration of the Medic Safety & Compliance Training sessions is up to 4 hours. • Attendees will be paid for the total time spent in class. • Each employee, with an Annual Performance Review within that same month, MUST attend one of the available Compliance Training Sessions. • Compliance sessions are held next to the Medic Fitness Center. For more information on Corporate Compliance Class or if you need directions, please contact Amy Broughton at amyb@medic911.com.


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7 COMPLIANCE 1400 - 1800

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10 COMPLIANCE 1200 - 1600

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INSERVICE 1000 - 1400

INSERVICE 1200 - 1600

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INSERVICE 1200 - 1600 1800 - 2200 19

20 ASSESSMENT CTR 0800 - 1700

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SAFETY MEETING 1000 - 1200

INSERVICE 0800 - 1200 16 COMPLIANCE 1400 -1800

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18 COMPLIANCE 1600 - 2000

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25 SAFE TEEN 0730 - 1730

INSERVICE 1800 - 2200

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SEPTEMBER 2014

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Jose Aguilar-Castillo (2), Anna Ailstock, Jeremiah Allen (3), Shane Anaya (2), Daniel Baffaro, Lester Bailey, Mian Baker (3), Josiah Balbuena, David Barbato (4), Jason Barr (2), Amber Barrera (2), Luis Barrera (2), Justin Basile, Elijah Baumgarten, Andrew Berger, Kyle Bielan, Jay Black, Scott Blair, Max Bolgrin, Nina Bost, Thomas Brake, Angela Breeden-Alvarez (4), Casey Brennan, James Camarena, Sean Cannon, Anthony Carriker (2), Kristin Carriker, Treven Cherry, Kacey Cline, Curtis Cooper (2), Katherine Cornelius, Christopher Craddock, Ashley Cummings, Veronica Davis, Norman Daye, Matthew Deedrick, Marissa Donnelly (2), Patricia Dowbiggin, Michael Dudkowski Jr., Alexandra Ebner, Dustin Edwards, Theodore Elias, Shawn Elliott, Jacob Ellison, Donald Eslick (3), Cheryl Eudy, Robin Farrar, Brendan Ferguson (2), John Fisher (6), Miguel Flechas (5), Elijah Gamble, Michael Ganzert, Jr., Daniel Geis (3), John Gibson (2), Noah Godbey, Matthew Godec (3), Jose Gonzalez (2), Jacob Gooden (4), Rheba Graham-James (3), Michael Grisanti (3), Daniel Hagemeyer, Bryan Hancock, Benjamin Harris, Ethan Harrison, Rebekah Hart-O’Sullivan, David Hawks, Alyssa Head (5), Nicholas Heasley (2), Linda Hendley, Matthew Hestwood, David Hewitt, Nicolette Hodnett, Kathy Houston, Eddie Howard, Bobbi Hurst (2), Brendan Hutson, Allison Infinger (2), Matthew Johnson, Casey Jordan, Angela Kaufman, Jared Kelly, Chad Kennedy, Allison Kerley (2), Shawn Kerley (3), Eric Koelbl (2), Jonathan Konecny, Robin Lamb, Jackson Langevoort, Calvin LaVictoire, Lakisha Lee, Julio Lizarazo, Danielle Louis, Vashti Lynch (2), Michael Malone (3), Jason Marshall (2), Zachary Marshburn, Tracy Martin, Courtenay Martinsen, Craig McAllister, Anna McCarley, Megan McCarley, Kelly McCarthy (2), Masayo McCormick, Robert McKenzie, Randall McKown (3); Brian Miller, Casey Miller, Danielle Miller, Jacob Miller, Michael Miller (5), Victoria Moore, Rebecca Morelos, Brian Murphy (2), Jeremy Murphy, Kara Murray, Edmund Naumann, Matthew Needs, Christopher Noll, Rebecca Norris (3), Tyler North (2), Karl Ottesen (2), Dawn Parker (2), Macon Parker, Mark Peck, Gabrielle Pegram (2), Anne Pentland (4); Aaron Peppel (2); David Phillips, Michael Pomeroy (2), Thomas Porcelli, Ryan Powell, Jamal Pratt, Roberto Rabell (2), Marcus Ray, Helen Reed, Lindsay Regruto (5); David Reynolds, Brandis Ridenhour, Mary Rimmer, Scott Rinehults, Jose Rivera, Stephen Robinette, Charles Robinson, Bryan Rucker, Emil Ruiz, John Ryan, Johnny Sampson, Michael Santeramo, Ryan Schott, Addison Schroeder, Amanda Scoggin, Derek Scott, Benjamin Shaw (4), Michael Sherriff, Jacob Shope, Lindsay Smith, Christopher Somerset, Kathleen Spitzmiller, Ian Starkey (2), Gene Starnes (2), Matthew Stegall, Richard Steinbroner (3), Joshua Stiller, Tory Stokes, Michael Stratton (4), Crystal Strong, Jason Swick (3), Heather Teague (2), Gregory Truesdell (6), Joshua Wallace, Brian Walts, Nichole Washington, Rebecca Wearmouth (2), John Wenham, Jessica West, Matthew West, Veronica Westover, Alfred Wilson (3), Lisa Wilson, Jesse Wolfram (2), Pamela Wykle and William Yokeley Jr.

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