- Pasquotank
- Camden
Emergency
Medical- Services
Pasquotank-Camden Emergency Medical Service is a paramedic level EMS organization serving both Pasquotank and Camden counties. Pasquotank-Camden EMS was founded in 1967. It is funded through Pasquotank County by fees charged to users, and by a contribution from Camden County and Albemarle Hospital. Pasquotank-Camden EMS is credentialed by the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services and employs Paramedics, EMT-Intermediates, Emergency Medical Technicians. Administrative staff includes EMS Director, Assistant EMS Director, Training Officer, Office Manager and Office Assistants.

Pasquotank-Camden EMS serves an area of 468 square miles with a population of over 50,000 people. It is a paid service that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Pasquotank County Rescue Squad, a volunteer service, supports the EMS System by providing supplemental coverage on an as scheduled basis.
Pasquotank-Camden EMS provides daily staffing for three ambulances 24 hours a day with an additional 10 am to 10 pm peak demand crew to staff ambulances to answer 9-1-1 dispatched calls, provide transports, and cover standby requests and public events. A non-emergency ambulance crew is available from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Each primary advanced life support ambulance is staffed by two EMT's, one of which must have the minimum certification level of EMT-Paramedic. Each of these 'teams' provide continuous, quality pre-hospital emergency care to the residents of the two counties.
Over the past several years, Pasquotank-Camden EMS has moved ambulance to outlying substations. Currently the following EMS Station and Substations provide EMS coverage to the residents of Pasquotank and Camden Counties:
- EMS Station 50 - Main EMS Station and Administrative offices, Located next to Albemarle Hospital (24 hr)
- EMS Station 4 - Located in the Nixonton Volunteer Fire Department (24 hr)
- EMS Station 12 - Locate in the Camden Volunteer Fire Department (10am - 10pm)
Pasquotank-Camden EMS utilizes first responders for coverage in the outlying areas to decrease response times. We work in coordination with other various county and city agencies, fire, sheriff and police departments. We are also served by two air medical helicopters; Nightingale Air Ambulance in Norfolk, VA, EastCare Air Ambulance in Greenville, NC as well as the United States Coast Guard from Air Station Elizabeth City.