Roane County is proud to celebrate April Miller, Roane County EMS Director, who has been recognized as the recipient of the 2025 Tennessee Ambulance Service Association (TASA) John Bond EMS Administrator Award. This prestigious honor is given to EMS administrators who exemplify outstanding leadership, mentorship, and dedication to improving emergency medical services across Tennessee’s 95 counties and 139 ambulance services.
April Miller has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to both her team and the community. Her leadership goes beyond overseeing operations – she cultivates a culture of growth, mentorship, and excellence that empowers her team to provide the highest quality emergency care. Through innovative programs, continuous education, and hands-on guidance, she ensures that Roane County EMS remains at the forefront of emergency response and patient care.
April’s passion for EMS is reflected in the respect and admiration she has earned from her colleagues. She is not only a leader but a mentor, dedicated to developing the next generation of EMS professionals. Her ability to balance operational excellence with compassionate leadership makes her a truly deserving recipient of this esteemed award.
In 2024, Roane County EMS was named the 2024 Tennessee Region 2 EMS Service of the Year – a reflection of the dedication, teamwork, and commitment of the entire EMS team. This recognition further highlights the high standards of service and care that April Miller and Tim Suter, Director of Emergency Services has helped to cultivate.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to April Miller on this well-deserved honor. Her leadership and dedication continue to make a lasting impact on Roane County and beyond!
