Guardian Ambulance is pleased to announce the promotion of Jason Herring to Vice President of Operations. In this role, Herring will provide strategic and operational leadership across the organization, support team members, strengthen service delivery and advance Guardian Ambulance’s commitment to high-quality patient care. He will report to David Abrams, Atlantic Region Regional President.
Herring most recently served as Director of Operations for Guardian Ambulance after previously serving as Operations Manager. His EMS career also includes leading 9-1-1 ambulance services in Chesterfield County for Medshore Ambulance and serving as a senior paramedic and shift supervisor for FirstHealth of the Carolinas.
With more than 20 years of EMS experience, Herring has demonstrated a strong commitment to patients, colleagues, and the communities he serves. He was named Employee of the Year at both FirstHealth and Medshore Ambulance. In 2019, he received the Bruce Rogers Award for Outstanding Service and Dedication in Community Service in Chesterfield County.
Herring earned an associate degree in applied science in emergency medical services from Sandhills Community College. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife of 16 years, Kadee, and their two children, Wallace and Anslee.
“Jason is a proven leader who brings operational expertise, sound judgment and a genuine commitment to supporting our people and the communities we serve,” said David Abrams, Atlantic Region Regional President for Priority Ambulance. “His ability to build strong teams and maintain a steadfast focus on clinical and operational excellence will be invaluable as Guardian Ambulance continues to grow and strengthen its services.”
In his expanded role, Herring will help guide Guardian Ambulance’s continued growth while advancing the organization’s focus on strong teams, dependable service, and high-quality care for the communities it serves.
