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Southeast Emergency Medical Services is staffed with skilled and certified EMT's and Paramedics who are very experineced in handling stressful situations under both physical and emotional circumstances.
 
A Southeast EMS EMT-B has been certified as a Basic Life Support Technician. This requires 120 hours of training.
 
A Southeast EMS paramedic is required to have at least one (1) year of "real world patient care experience" followed by up to 1,000 hours of additional training and hospital experience.
 
All positions must meet and stay current with state certificaitons and standards.
 
Administrative and support staff are on hand to manage all accounting, billing, inventory control and maintenance.
 
911 dispatched through the Monticello Police Department's highly qualified and experienced 911 dispatch operators.
 
 

 
Staff
  

 

 

 


 
 
Lynn Rowe
 
I started in EMS in 1992. I have been a Nationally Registered EMT-P since 1992. I am a member of the Arkansas Disaster Medical Assistance Team, known as AR-1 DMAT since 1996. I have been deployed to such events as Ground Zero in New York after the 911 attacks, the 2002 US Olympics in Salt Lake City Utah, Hurricane Allison flooding in Houston Texas in 2001, and multiple other hurricanes and events in the US.
 
I have been a CPR intructor/trainer since 1993 and have servied as Regional Faculty for the American Heart Association and an EMS intructor since 1998.
 
I moved to the Monticello area in 2004 and have worked for Southeast EMS since its inception. I have enjoyed working in Monticello and meeting the people of Drew County.
 
I am married with one child. My husband works for Union Pacific as an engineer. My little girl is 20 months old and keeps me busy in my off time.
 
I enjoy hunting, fishing, camping and hanging out with all my friends.
 
 
 
 
Douglas McCurry
 
 
Douglas comes to us with 6 years of experience in the EMS field. He started out his career in July 2001 as a dispatcher for an ambulance service.
 
He received his EMT-Basic in 2002 and started EMT-Intermediate school in the fall of 2003. After completing that class, he began paramedic school in 2004 and received his National Registry status in 2005. Douglas is also an American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor. He spent his first 6 years working in Pine Bluff, Ar. and now has come to work in Southeast Arkansas.
 
 
 
Robert Fenton
"Mr. Bob"
 
I am a part time office working for Southeast EMS. I worked for UAM for 15 years as a security officer and have since retired. I was also a part-time deputy sheriff's officer for 37 years, since retired. I am currently the constable for the Cominto Township.
 
I have two children, Richard, a ASE certified mechanic and my daughter, Deborah Meeks who is a registered RN at St Vincents, Litlle Rock.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Kim Welch
 
 
 
 
I’m Kim Fenton Welch aka “Boss Lady”. I am married to Lyle, the owner of SouthEast Emergency Medical Services, INC. I have lived in Monticello almost all my life. I have been in EMS for approximately 8 years. I work part time here as an EMT-basic when someone needs off or when we need to run the 3rd truck. I am a Registered Nurse and work full time for Drew Memorial ER. I love working in the medical field. I dreamed of this since I was a child. I am SO proud of my husband for what he has accomplished. He has worked hard to build this business and has done an outstanding job! I enjoy reading, watching HGTV and then using what I have learned on a new project at home. I’m sure there are many days Lyle is weary of coming home, wondering what adventure I have started next…
 
 
Susan Hollinger
 
I am the secretary, dispatcher, and general gopher for Southeast EMS. I have been with SEEMS since the very beginning.
 
I admit I get a little nervous when I send a crew out on a call. When I see the ambulance speeding out of the parking lot and hear the sirens, I always say a little prayer that God would provide a hedge of protection for the crew as they answer each call. I know it it's an accident, a life threatening illness, or a transfer to another hospital, I am sending the best possible care in southeast Arkansas to attend the need.
 
Everyone of us at Southeast EMS hope that for faster and better care, you will depend on us for your ambulance needs.
 
 
 
 
Paul Outlaw NREMT-P
 
Paul began his EMS career in March 1990 for a basic service in Warren, AR. Paul started out driving the ambulance whenever he was not in school and on the weekends. Paul later on in his career went to work for Ron Lusby's EMS out of Pine Bluff Arkansas, and in May of 1995, Paul became certified as a Nationally Registered EMT-B. Paul continued on with Lusby's and became certified as an EMS Dispatcher. Then in Septmeber of 1996, enrolled into the paramedic program and in February of 1998 became certified as a paramedic.
 
Paul has worked his entire career in south Arkansas, primarily Warren, Monticello and Pine Bluff.
 
Paul is currently in his fifth year working in Monticello.
 
"My goal in life as a paramedic is to give everything I can to the sick and injured and to see that the patient receives the best possible care that can be provided."
 
 
 
Jimmy Head
 
I began a career in fire and rescue with the Dermott Volunteer Fire Department in 1989. I became a nationally registered EMT-B in January 2006. I worked part time for Dermott City EMS and also worked part time for Southeast EMS from May 2006 till Octover 2006, when I became full time and am still full time to present.
 
I am married with two children and reside in Dermott.
 
I enjoy hunting, fishing, traveling and doing things to help people. It has been a privilege to work in Drew County and Monticello where I have met many wonderful people.
 
 
James Pippen
 
James is a 1999 Fountain Hill High School gradutate. He obtained his certification as an EMT through South Arkansas Community College in 2002. He received an Assocaite of Applied Scinece degree in Electoromechanical Instrumentation in 2003 from Forrest Echo's Vocational School in Crossett. He attended the University of Arkansas Monticello College of Technology-McGehee in 2007 and received an Associate of General Technology degree and obtained his paramedic certification.
 
James has been employed with SEEMS since May of 2006. He has been involved in Emergency Medicine for over 5 years.
 
James Enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his family when he is not at work. He resides in Crossett.