Caswell County EMS

Caswell EMS's Two New Medics

Congratulating Caswell County's newest paramedics

Press Release

12 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

Photo courtesy of Caswell County EMS / Amanda Korpi (left) and Keith Dunn recently graduated from Rockingham Community College's Paramedic program.

Caswell County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) congratulate employees Keith Dunn and Amanda Korpi on graduating from Rockingham Community College’s Paramedic program!

They both recently passed their state certification test walked across the stage as certified North Carolina Paramedics. Their coworkers at Caswell EMS are very proud of their hard work and the countless hours they have dedicated to advancing in their careers. The long days and sleepless nights have finally paid off!

Please join Caswell EMS in congratulating the county's two newest Paramedics.

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