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We provide immediate medical assistance to anyone in need on campus. Whether it’s an injury, illness, or a more serious medical situation, our EMTs are here to promptly provide first aid, administer basic medical care, and assess the urgency of medical situations. If we determine a need, we transfer care to the ambulance, taking patients to a local emergency department.

Meet the EMTs

Call 315-859-4000

Call Campus Safety 24/7 at 315-859-4000. They will coordinate communications with HCEMS. Contact us in the following situations:

Medical Emergency

If you encounter a serious medical situation such as unconsciousness, difficulty breathing, severe allergic reactions, or chest pain, don’t hesitate to call us immediately.

Illness/Injury

Examples include:

  • Sports-related injury
  • Bleeding that will not stop
  • Injury to the head with lasting symptoms
  • Injury to your arm and/or leg that is getting worse

Our job is emergency medical care and therefore we do not work to provide help with more minor illnesses or injuries. If you need assistance, your options include:

  • Contacting the health center (during business hours)
  • Calling the RN Fonemed service available through the health center number (after hours and on weekends)
  • Local urgent care
  • Local hospital emergency room
Additional Information

If you have any questions or would like to know more about our emergency medical services agency, please feel free to reach out to the Hamilton College emergency medical services interim director, Jeff Sakal, at or ask our EMTs around campus. Note: we start our application process for next year’s rookie EMT class at the beginning of the spring semester.

HCEMS Student Volunteer EMTs

Bailey Leone-Levine ’27

EMT, HCEMS Officer

Bailey is an EMT from Albany, N.Y., majoring in neuroscience. One fun fact about Bailey is that she is on the rowing team. Her favorite spot on campus is Fojo South.

Muhan Cui ’28

EMT

Muhan is an EMT from Auckland, New Zealand, majoring in biochemistry. She is an avid cake baker (and eater),and the outdoor tennis courts are Muhan’s favorite spot on campus.

Charlotte Baughman ’29

EMT

 

Eva Bell '29

EMT

 

Lily Bridgers '29

EMT

 

Tessa Brown ’29

EMT

 

Anna Bruner ’29

EMT

 

Nina Byrne ’29

EMT

 

Cecilia (Ceci) Christian ’28

EMT

Ceci, from Niskayuna, N.Y., is majoring in biology. She loves watching Broadway theatre and her favorite place on campus is the Science Center.

Wyatt Costantino ’27

EMT

Wyatt is a neuroscience major from New Hope, Pa. He hopes to one day become a pediatric orthopedic surgeon and do clinical research. A fun fact about Wyatt is that he recently completed a half-Ironman and is currently training for a marathon. His favorite spot on campus is the Burke Library.

Audrey Draheim '29

EMT

 

Ella Golbraykh ’28

EMT

 

Tim Hebard ’28

EMT

Tim is from Vero Beach, Fla. He likes to mountain bike and hopes to improve at the sport. Tim’s favorite spot on campus is the Taylor Science Center.

Jess Khairallah ’29

EMT

 

Abigail Lawler ’28

EMT

Abigail, from Boise, Idaho, is majoring in biochemistry. She enjoys playing hockey and crocheting in her free time. Abigail plans to pursue a career in medicine and intends to become a physician.

Emily Martini ’29

EMT

 

Gabriella Martiniello ’28

EMT

 

Sri Masturzo ’28

EMT

Sri is from Cincinnati, Ohio, majoring in biochemistry. A fun fact about Sri is that she loves doing creative makeup.

Brighton McMahon ’29

EMT

 

Clara Paolucci ’28

EMT

Clara is a neuroscience major from Los Angeles, Calif. She plays on the lacrosse team as a goalie. In her free time, Clara enjoys reading, working out, and hiking.

Aanya Patel ’29

 

Walter Scheri ’27

EMT

Walter, from Pittsburgh, Pa., is majoring in biochemistry. A fun fact about Walter is that he hiked the Grand Canyon.

Amalie Shute ’28

EMT

 

Alessandro (Alex) Vasquez ’27

EMT

 

Alex Vetrone ’27

EMT

Alex is from Scarsdale, N.Y. and is majoring in biochemistry. He enjoys watching baseball, learning about history, and playing rugby.

Sarah Wagner ’28

EMT

Sarah, from Bay Shore, N.Y., is planning to major in biology and minor in Spanish. A fun fact about Sarah is that she shares the same birthday as her mom! Sarah is determined to pursue a career in healthcare, as she is driven by a love for working with people.

Contact

Contact Name

Health Center

Office Location
Johnson Center for Health and Wellness
Hours
M
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Office: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Phone: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tu
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Office: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Phone: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
W
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Office: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Phone: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Th
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Office: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Phone: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fr
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Office: 8:30 - 4 p.m.
Phone: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(closed from 8:30-9:30 a.m. on the first Thursday each month)

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