Four members of Iredell County EMS have reached a significant professional milestone, graduating from the UNC Charlotte EMS Management Institute, one of the most respected leadership development programs in the emergency medical services field.
The graduates include:
- Lieutenant Brandy Mitchell
- Lieutenant Angela Hobbs
- Training Officer Dustin Allen
- Logistics Coordinator Nicholas Hiatt
The UNC Charlotte EMS Management Institute is widely regarded as a gold‑standard program for EMS leadership training. Spanning six months, the curriculum focuses on organizational leadership, personnel management, strategic planning, and operational excellence. Participants complete an intensive series of courses designed to strengthen leadership capacity within EMS agencies across the region.
“These four individuals have demonstrated exceptional commitment to professional growth and to the people of Iredell County,” said EMS Director Eric Morrison. “Their dedication to advancing their leadership skills directly benefits our community and strengthens the high‑quality emergency medical services our residents rely on every day.”
Iredell County congratulates Lt. Mitchell, Lt. Hobbs, Officer Allen, and Coordinator Hiatt for their hard work and well‑earned achievement. Their graduation reflects both personal dedication and the county’s ongoing investment in strong, forward‑thinking EMS leadership.
