WOODBINE – MidAtlantic MedEvac held the grand opening of its Woodbine base of operations at the Woodbine Municipal Airport Oct. 25, 2016.
MidAtlantic MedEvac has been operating at the Woodbine Municipal Airport for the approximately the last five years and is owned by Med-Trans. Med-Trans and AtlantiCare teams make up the staff at the base and work in concert to provide rapid medical response and transport by air. MedEvac 4 operates an Airbus EC 135 helicopter with a crew of three.
The new base, a modular office, took over a year to become operational. Med-Trans wants to thank the Woodbine Municipal Airport, Woodbine Port Authority, the Mayor’s Office and the Borough of Woodbine for their invaluable assistance in making this happen. They thank also the engineering firm of Engineering Design Associates, especially Chris Carey, for spearheading the project.
Accepting the plaque to commemorate the opening were Steve Marcus, Base Aviation Manager; Maryann Rock, Chief Flight Nurse; Dr. Brett Greenfield, Medical Director; Jim Kilmer, AVP for Clinical Services; Chief Robert Mattle, Director of EMS; Woodbine Mayor William Pikolycky; Jeff Doran, Vice-Chairman of the Woodbine Port Authority.
MidAtlantic MedEvac wishes to thank all involved and the local EMS, fire and police departments who helped celebrate the opening of the new base.
“I congratulate MedEvac on the expansion of their operation and on their continued commitment to serving this area with their important life-saving expertise,” added Mayor Pikolycky.
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