Air Methods Communications - Air Com

Next, up we're going to talk about Anette Jimenez!!

Anette has been with us since September 2025, and works the Nebraska/ Iowa desk.

She enjoys reading, tennis, watching movies (especially thrillers!!), and roller skating. Anette is interested in coding, software development, art, and history.

She would love to travel anywhere and everywhere she can. She can beat almost anyone at Super Smash Bros, and her key to success is to be persistent, kind, and try everything at least once!!

Monday meetings got to me, so I'm very sorry for the delay! You're getting a two-fer Tuesday instead!

Today's Comm Spec is Cindi Brusse. Cindi has been with us since July 2025 and is one of the fantastic swing-shift people in our Northeast region. Her primary desks are NY and KY.

Cindi used to be a DJ for a pirate radio station here in Omaha back when she was in high school, and she loves spending time in her art studio. Her hobbies include Fiber Art, collage, and sewing.

Cindi enjoys spending time with her partner Kyle, and her 17 year old son Nidal. She also has 2 cats named Storm and Ginger.

Her key to success is understanding there are always going to be changes, try to roll with them. Trust and own the things you know.

Happy Telecommunications Week to all of our amazing Communication Specialists, and to every other dispatcher who works behind the scenes. You are the voice in the dark, unseen, but always there to answer the call. Thank you for always being there, you are the gold line that holds it all together.

Hello everyone!! It's that time of year again, the Battle of the Bases has begun!

As always, we are teaming up with some of the bases from around the country and striving to increase the amount of donations for the Red Cross. Pledge to donate today! This year's cool giveaway is a great looking hat, provided by the Air Methods KY team. Click the link below:

ARC | SleevesUp We work together every day to do important work. But today, we want to accomplish something even more meaningful. The Red Cross has to collect 15,000 blood donations every day to have enough blood to help patients in 2,700 hospitals and transfusion centers across the country. That’s a lot of patie...