Annie Ryder’s journey in EMS began in 2015 with Warren County. Her passion for the career quickly flourished, but she briefly shifted to the local ER due to pregnancy complications. Once back, she became a paramedic and embarked on a path of leadership. With strong support, she earned her Associates Degree in Emergency Medical Sciences, completed leadership programs, and obtained Paramedic Instructor level I. Now pursuing her bachelor’s degree, Annie recently became the Training Captain at Franklin County EMS.

Annie’s dedication to EMS extends beyond the workplace. When not on duty, she cherishes moments with her family, where her two kids serve as a constant source of inspiration. Her husband’s unwavering support has been instrumental in her success, allowing her to balance her career aspirations with her personal life.

As Annie looks toward the future, she remains grateful for the support she has received throughout her journey. With her unyielding work ethic and passion for teaching and training, there is no doubt that Annie will continue to leave a lasting impact on the EMS community. Her determination to excel and lead by example serves as an inspiration to her colleagues and future generations of EMS professionals.