Chad Henrichs Awarded 2024 James O. Page Legacy Scholarship Endowed by Hartwell Medical

Source: Hartwell Medical

Carlsbad CA — July 16, 2024 — Chad Henrichs, a distinguished operational commander, paramedic, and educator with a career spanning over 18 years in emergency medical services, has been honored with the prestigious 2024 James O. Page Legacy Scholarship. Endowed by Hartwell Medical, this scholarship recognizes Henrichs' outstanding contributions to the field of EMS and his commitment to advancing emergency medical care.

Henrichs, currently serving as a commander and paramedic at Williamson County EMS, has built a solid reputation for his expertise in emergency medical response and patient care. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Texas State University and recently completed a Master of Business Administration from Western Governors University, underscoring his dedication to professional development and leadership in healthcare management.

Throughout his career, Henrichs has excelled not only in clinical practice but also as an educator and fleet management specialist. His role as an Associate Professor at Austin Community College highlights his passion for sharing knowledge and shaping the next generation of EMS professionals.

"We are thrilled to award the 2024 James O. Page Legacy Scholarship to Chad Henrichs," said Gary Williams, President of Hartwell Medical. "His extensive experience, coupled with a deep commitment to education and leadership, exemplifies the spirit of innovation and excellence that defines the legacy of Jim Page."

As part of the scholarship, Henrichs will participate in a mentorship program alongside other distinguished EMS leaders, commencing at the upcoming Pinnacle EMS Leadership Forum from August 12-16, 2024, in Marco Island, Florida. This forum will provide a platform for Henrichs to further enhance his leadership skills and network with industry peers.

The James O. Page Legacy Scholarship, established to commemorate the legacy of EMS pioneer James O. Page, aims to support the professional growth of outstanding individuals like Henrichs who embody dedication, innovation, and leadership in emergency medical services.

For more information about Chad Henrichs and the James O. Page Legacy Scholarship, please contact:

Media Contact: Amy Hooley – Fitch Foundation Phone: 816-431-2600 Email: ahooley@fitchemsfoundation.org

Jim Page was a dedicated public servant who dedicated his life to serving others. He was one of the founding fathers of modern-day emergency medical services and mentored many EMS leaders today. The James O. Page Legacy Scholarship honors his legacy of excellence in patient care and public service.