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Scholarship

Robert T. Adkins, M.D. Memorial Scholarship

 

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Board Members:

Left to Right

Buck Mann, Hal Adkins, Nancy Howard, Jimmy Harbour, Sid Ward

(Ian Spice, Ryan Womer, Yvette Rode, Anthony King, Michaela McAteer, Eric Olson, Jessica Shoemaker, Derrick Simpson, Chelsea Nichols, Victoria Windmiller, Lexi Kliphouse, Damian Jones, Caroline Cardamone)

Those not in the photo but still consider active in the Program:

Chloe Goddard
Seth Sigman
Vinny Tomaselli
Steven Twilley
Ryan Whittington
Bailey Littleton

ScholarshipDeveloping World Class Paramedics In Our Community
  1. From the date of inception, we have had 20 participants (many of them are still active in the Program).
  2. We have awarded more than $400,000.
  3. These Scholarships, and the value associated with them, have covered educational programs that range from an Entry Level EMS Training/Certification Course for a young lady who recently graduated from Stephen Decatur High School to the extreme of a long-term Paramedic who is pursuing his Master’s Degree in Mental Health which will be a major asset to the EMS Department of OC.
  1. Category One is for those applicants wishing to pursue certification as an EMT. Awards of $1,000 each will be made to members (either full time or part time) of the Ocean City Fire Company meeting the requirements.
  2. Category Two is for those individuals currently working in the field of Emergency Medical Services within the Ocean City Fire Company and would like to advance their current certification and pursue a degree.
  1. Scholarships available to those affiliated with the Ocean City Fire Company
  2. Submit a completed application
  3. Write a 350 to 500 word essay describing your goals with respect to becoming an EMT

About Dr. Adkins

Robert T. Adkins, M.D. was very active in the development of the local emergency medical services (EMS) system for the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and was instrumental in the education and training of the medical personnel “in the field,” our paramedics. He served as Medical Director for Region IV for MIEMSS EMS for many years and was awarded “EMS Physician of the Year” in 1995. He was a very active member of the Ocean City Paramedic Foundation, acting not only as a liaison between the Foundation and the Ocean City Paramedic (OCFD), but also providing guidance to the fiscal operation of the foundation. He served as the president of the foundation in 2000-2001. We are proud to honor his legacy by naming this scholarship after him.

A image of a doctor on top of an image with ambulances on the Ocean City boardwalk.