Any person 18 years or older can participate as an adult member under one of the following programs. A trainee member is a newly elected member who participates as an assistant on regular ambulance crews until his or her training is complete. An active adult member must have completed a course in CPR (free of charge through PVAC) within 6 months of joining. Emergency Medical Technician Certification is suggested of this member by the end of his or her third year with us (also free through PVAC). A driver-only member receives Emergency Vehicle Operations training and will act as the primary driver on an assigned crew.

A Youth Corps member is a student at least 16 years of age. These individuals, with parental consent, will participate on regularly scheduled ambulance crews.

Scheduled crews: ambulance crew members have a choice to serve days or nights, during the week or on the weekend with the flexibility to adjust the time of service to their own personal schedules. We ask only that members be available for duty a total of 24 hours per month. Members are provided with small radio pagers allowing them to go about their regular routine within a 5-minute radius of the building. Ambulance crews are 3 to 4 members, consisting of an EMT crew chief, a driver, and two other EMT's, trainees, or Certified First Responders. Trainees are placed on crews designed to provide training and support to the newcomer. All equipment, training, and supplies are provided to the member without cost.