Chris Bradshaw Named Operations Supervisor of Baptist Ambulance Carroll County
From the Aug 11, 2026 e-Edition
CARROLL COUNTY (August 5) — Chris Bradshaw is Baptist Ambulance's new Carroll County operations supervisor, the ambulance provider announced on Wednesday.
In his new role, Bradshaw will work alongside the Carroll County team, supporting the dedicated professionals who serve the community while helping advance Baptist Ambulance's mission of providing exceptional patient care.
Chris brings more than seven years of experience in emergency medical services and fire rescue, along with more than 15 years of leadership and management experience.
"His extensive background in employee development, training and operations makes him a tremendous asset to our team," Baptist Ambulance said in a statement.
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