Tim Hynes Award
2011 Tim Hynes Award Winner
Patrick Auger, Flight Paramedic Ornge Transport Medicine - Ottawa, Ontario Canada |
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Terms and Winnings! The Tim Hynes Award recognizes exemplary abilities in Leadership, Education and Safety within the paramedic profession. Every year the IAFP selects an exceptional paramedic who has demonstrated leadership and paramedic professionalism. Nominees must be IAFP members to be eligible to win. The IAFP Board of Directors is requesting that you nominate an outstanding paramedic within your program for consideration for the 2009 Tim Hynes Award. While it is our desire to be as inclusive as possible, the following criteria have been established:
The award recipient will receive: A check for $500 and a certificate of recognition. The recipient also receives complimentary registrations to the CCTMC, a $175 FP-C Exam credit, as well as a one-year extension of IAFP membership. The award was presented during the Critical Care Transport Medicine Conference, April 4-6, 2011, in Nashville, TN. The Tim Hynes Award is sponsored by Bell Helicopter, a Textron Company. January 11th, 2008, marked the 10th anniversary of the death of Tim Hynes, a founding member of the NFPA and past president. Prior to his death, the Tim Hynes Award was the Flight Paramedic of the Year award. It was renamed to honor Tim's spirit and contributions to our profession. On January 11, 1998, Tim was killed when his air medical helicopter crashed while on a mission near Salt Lake City, UT. |
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The 2010 Tim Hynes Award Winner Chad Augustin - PHI Air Medical “New and tenured crew members are educated and trained in a way that is safe and goes beyond the norm. He’s the type of person that people want to work and train with.” --Bob Hesse, PHI Regional Clinical Manager |
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2009 Tim Hynes Award Winner Michael Clumpner Regional One Air Medical Service, Spartanburg, SC "Mike has been with Regional One since 2004, where he has served with continued distinction. Mike has demonstrated that he is dedicated to furthering his education and clinical competence, as well as furthering the overall mission of the air medical industry.” --Jim Mobley, Regional One |
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2008 Tim Hynes Award Winner Bill Millan Air Methods STATCARE Louisville, KY "Bill has always excelled at providing quality patient care with compassion. Often Bill will seek out educational opportunities to improve his knowledge and skill level, frequently taking these courses at his own expense." --Ron Walter, Air Methods |
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2007 Tim Hynes Award Winner Toby Witt Life Flight Jacksonville, FL "I can honestly say, in my 13+ years in transport I have never had the opportunity to work with an individual as committed to not only transport medicine, but to the community and the EMS profession." -- John Lunde, Life Flight Program Director |
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2006 Tim Hynes Award WinnerDavid GrimsleyPHI Air Medical of New Mexico
Dave is a Flight Paramedic for PHI Air Medical, New Mexico and an EMS Educator for ENMU, in Roswell New Mexico |
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2005 Tim Hynes Award Winner Bill Summerfield LifeLine Methodist Hospital of Indiana
Throughout his career he has proven himself a leader, an educator and a skilled flight paramedic, spending countless hours developing and presenting lectures for EMS agencies and Emergency Department staff throughout Indiana. |
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2004 Tim Hynes Award Winner Frank Perez Cox Air Care, Springfield, MO |
2003 Tim Hynes Award Winner Jeanne Wilkins LifeFlight Eagle, Kansas City, MO |
2002 Tim Hynes Award Winner Barbara Dunham Hillcrest Air Evac, Tulsa, OK |
2001 Tim Hynes Award Winner Thomas R. Madigan Eagle III, Greenbay, WI |
2000 Tim Hynes Award Winner Brian Reiselbara First Flight, Melbourne, FL |
1999 Tim Hynes Award Winner Scott Saunier Accadian Air Med Services |
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