Michael Wright Appointed D-Shift Supervisor at EMS
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: August 18, 2026 at 6:03 am
Lawrence County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has appointed Michael Wright as the new D-Shift Supervisor, a decision made after a formal application and interview process. His selection was announced on August 17, 2026.
Wright has been part of the Lawrence County EMS team since June 2018. In his current role as the C-Shift Field Training Officer, he trains new personnel and upholds high standards of emergency medical care. With 11 years of experience in the emergency medical services field, Wright brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new position.
As a licensed paramedic, Wright holds multiple advanced certifications that enhance his skills in emergency medical situations. Additionally, he serves as a Death Investigator with the Lawrence County Medical Examiner’s Office. This dual role enables him to contribute to the community in various ways, underscoring his commitment to public service.
The Lawrence County EMS has extended their congratulations to Wright on his appointment as D-Shift Supervisor. The department looks forward to working with him in this new leadership role. His experience and background are expected to play a significant role in guiding the D-Shift team and maintaining the high standards of care that the community relies on.
Wright’s appointment signifies a new chapter for both him and the Lawrence County EMS. As he transitions into this leadership role, the department anticipates positive developments in operations and team dynamics. The community can expect continued dedication and professionalism from Wright and his team as they strive to provide essential emergency medical services.
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