Orlando Rolon serves as the Operations Manager for Acadian Ambulance Service in the Hub City area, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless delivery of emergency medical services. With over four decades of experience in the field, Orlando has cultivated a wealth...
Orlando Rolon serves as the Operations Manager for Acadian Ambulance Service in the Hub City area, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless delivery of emergency medical services. With over four decades of experience in the field, Orlando has cultivated a wealth of knowledge and expertise that significantly enhances the operational efficiency of the organization. His leadership is characterized by a strong focus on team building, leveraging the strengths of the most experienced and senior operations supervisory group in the company's history. This collaborative environment fosters a culture of excellence among the paramedic field supervisors and the dedicated field medics, whom Orlando affectionately refers to as the "Backbone" of the company.
Since joining Acadian in 1982, shortly after his service in the United States Army, Orlando has witnessed and adapted to the evolving landscape of emergency services. His journey began with an in-house EMT Basic class in 1983, followed by advanced training that has equipped him with vital skills in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), logistics, and inventory management. Under his guidance, key projects have focused on enhancing training protocols and emergency response strategies, ensuring that all team members are well-prepared to handle high-pressure situations. Orlando’s commitment to continuous improvement and operational excellence not only strengthens the capabilities of his team but also significantly impacts patient outcomes in the communities they serve. His extensive background in emergency services, combined with his passion for training and development, positions him as a respected leader in the field, dedicated to advancing the standards of care in pre-hospital settings.
