Has been involved in the Emergency Services field since 1977

He has earned several certifications for fire, ems, hazmat, and rescue.  Including Bachelors of Sciences Degree in Emergency Services Management.

Currently serving as Career Supervisor/Staff Paramedic

Deputy Chief 124 - James Traub
deputychief@medic124.org

 My name is James Traub (JT).  I've been involved in EMS for 40 years.  I've been a paramedic since 1977 and worked in southeastern PA since 1983.  I have certifications for Advanced Incident Command, HAZMAT technician and vehicle rescue instructor.  I have worked for PPPEMS for 9 years.

Battalion Chief 124  - Stan Morrison

 battalionchief@medic124.org

 Stan started his career as a volunteer firefighter at Chalfont Fire Co in 1985.  He was an advanced first aider/driver there for the Ambulance as well for approximately 5 years.  He was a member of Kutztown Fire Co. and Plumsteadville Fire Co.  Stan currently holds certifications of EMT, Vehicle Rescue, FF1, and several National Incident Management System courses. He is married and a father of 2 children.

 President - Sue Morrison
president@medic124.org

Dennis started in Emergency Service in 1971 with Horsham Fire Co. as a junior member, and joined Horsham Ambulance in 1974. His ran there 8 years total including 3 as a Fire Lieutenant. In 1979, he deserted suburbia in search of a quiet space, landing in Pipersville next to a cow pasture that he eventually purchased to eliminate the source of the smell. He joined Plumsteadville Volunteer Fire Company and later, the Ambulance in 1979, where there was more action. An EMT since 1983, he has held just about every position in the squad, including Deputy, Lieutenant, President, and 6 years as chief. He's a Burpee Service Award winner and a squad life member. He is also a CPR instructor and FAA certified flight instructor. His current stint as Treasurer has lasted for 4 years. He feels his greatest accomplishment has been guiding the board of directors in keeping the squad financially sound in the era of disappearing volunteers, and helping to set out a long term strategy for the future.

 Chief Engineer - Art Schandel 

Gayleen has been in EMS since 1993 in various capacities both volunteer and career.  Her certifications include NREMT-P, FFI & FFII, Technical Rescue, Hazmat, CPR instructor, and Emergency Services instructor. She is married with 4 children, 2 dogs, 1 cat and a bunch of chickens.