Grainger County EMS Station 2

Grainger County EMS Station 2, located at 425 Little Boy Circle in Bean Station, Tennessee, is part of the Grainger County Ambulance Authority. Established in 1978, this licensed municipal ambulance service operates from the Grainger County General Fund and serves a population of nearly 23,000 residents across approximately 302 total square miles. With four strategically placed stations, Grainger County EMS provides advanced life support emergency and non-emergency medical services to communities in the surrounding areas.

Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and advanced treatment guidelines, the dedicated healthcare providers at Grainger County EMS offer a high level of care to those in need. From rapid sequence intubation to pain management, the services provided are among the most progressive in the region. The institution is a member of various EMS associations, showcasing their commitment to excellence and innovation in healthcare.

The vision of Grainger County EMS is to sustain rural EMS through education, recruitment, and retention of passionate individuals. With a focus on providing value to the community, the institution is dedicated to serving the citizens of Grainger County with honor and integrity. For more information, contact Grainger County EMS Director Mardy Bowen at 865-828-3682.