Air Evac Sierra Vista Hospital

09/08/2026

AirEvac 24 showed up rodeo ready. Beautiful afternoon in Sonoita!

09/01/2026

The very best office views 🌈

08/15/2026

🚁 We’re excited to welcome Chris to AirEvac 24! 🚁 Chris joins our crew bringing a strong ICU background and critical care experience to the flight environment here in Sierra Vista. We are thrilled to have him. Welcome to the family! 🎉🎉

08/07/2026

Thank you Fry Fire for allowing us to be apart of your education day. Topic: Rapidly administering medications in the field to raise low blood pressures. Always great table-talk conversation with this one.

07/09/2026

Well deserved! The Coin of Excellence recognizes those who exceeds expectations and go above and beyond the call.

Today, we recognize Flight Paramedic Gabe for his continuous commitment to excellence and for making a lasting impact on those he serves. This honor is a testament to his hard work, selflessness, and unwavering dedication to the mission.

Congratulations on this well-earned recognition!

Presented by Air Medical Base Supervisor Robert of AirEvac 24.

05/31/2026

🐝 AirEvac Sierra Vista!! 🐝 Huge thank you to the talent for capturing the moment.

05/28/2026

It’s bigger than the patch on the flight suit. Sierra Vista is covered, no matter what.

05/27/2026

06/15/2025

Big day of celebrations at AirEvac 24. We celebrate Megan getting accepted into the Cochise College Nursing Program.

06/15/2025

Today, we are honored to recognize an incredible team of professionals with the Coin of Excellence.
This award goes to Robert Tracey, Megan Haukaas, and Jaime Mills for their outstanding teamwork, innovation, and dedication during a recent high-acuity pediatric transport.
The mission involved a pediatric patient in Tucson who was dependent on both a ventilator and inhaled nitric oxide therapy—something our adult teams are currently unable to support due to aircraft limitations. Despite reaching out to multiple other air medical providers, only our team had the expertise, adaptability, and determination to say yes.
Robert and Megan from AE24 immediately stepped up, loading Megan’s personal vehicle with the necessary medical equipment and making the drive to Banner Tucson. At the same time, Jaime from AE1 drove with the specialized INO equipment to meet them there.
Once united, the team assumed care of the critically ill patient and successfully transported them by ground ambulance to Phoenix Children’s Hospital—ensuring the patient’s life-sustaining therapy remained uninterrupted throughout the entire journey.
And they didn’t stop there. After safely delivering the patient, they made sure Jaime returned to AE1, and then Robert and Megan traveled back to Tucson to retrieve their vehicle. From there, Megan went directly on to Sierra Vista—jumping into preparation for another neonatal call with unwavering dedication.
This was far from a standard transport. It required exceptional coordination, clinical excellence, and a relentless commitment to doing what’s best for the patient.
Robert, Megan, and Jaime—your actions embody the very best of who we are. You not only met the challenge, but you did so with compassion, professionalism, and excellence.
Please join me in congratulating Robert Tracey, Megan Haukaas, and Jaime Mills as recipients of the Coin of Excellence.