McBee Rescue Squad and EMS Home Page located in McBee, SC

McBee Rescue Squad

45 + years of serving the McBee area

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McBee Rescue Squad is located in McBee, South Carolina. We serve the Town of McBee and the surrounding areas. We are a volunteer organization and provide EMS and Rescue services. We are dispatched from the Emergency Operations Center in Chesterfield SC.

McBee Rescue Squad is committed to continue to serve the citizens of our area and to provide transport and care at no cost to the patient, as we have over the past 45 years.

If you would like to become a member of the Squad then please print out the application from the link above, and attend one of our meetings. Meeting schedules are online also.

McBee Rescue Squad recently approved this Patch For Order.

The Patch will be issued to all members at the May 1st, 2006 meeting.

After much work by the South Carolina EMS Association, South Carolina's Governor Mark Sanford signed into law a bill that allows for the SC Department of Motor Vehicles to sell "EMS" Themed license tags. The bill was signed on Thursday, September 7. To see a rough draft of what the tag will eventually look like, click on the thumbnail above

The 2005 International Consensus on CPR and ECC (Emergency Cardiovascular Care) Guidelines have been changed dramatically. We will all have to update our training in 2006 to the new guidelines. To learn more about the changes click the link to the AHA to the left. Please review these changes and be prepared to implement in 2006.

EMT-Basic Patch	EMT-Intermediate Patch	EMT-Paramedic Patch

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