ABEMS Congratulates Courtney Kellman on Promotion to Level Two Shift Supervisor

The Antigua and Barbuda Emergency Medical Services recognises Kellman's dedication, leadership and professional growth since joining the department in 2016.

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ABEMS Congratulates Courtney Kellman on Promotion to Level Two Shift Supervisor
Courtney Kellman · ABEMS

Courtney Kellman has been elevated to the position of Level Two Shift Supervisor at the Antigua and Barbuda Emergency Medical Services (ABEMS), marking a significant advancement in his career after nearly a decade of service.

Kellman, who joined the department in 2016, was recognised by management and staff for his professionalism, leadership abilities and continued commitment to providing emergency medical care.

In announcing his advancement, ABEMS highlighted his strong work ethic and dedication to fulfilling his responsibilities, noting that these qualities have contributed to his professional development over the years.

His new position carries expanded supervisory responsibilities, including greater oversight of emergency medical personnel and supporting the coordination of services to ensure patients receive timely and professional care.

The department described Kellman's elevation as recognition of his demonstrated competence, professional growth and readiness to assume additional leadership responsibilities.

Management and staff also commended him for the dedication and hard work that have contributed to his progression within the organisation.

According to ABEMS, his advancement reflects the department's commitment to recognising professional development and encouraging excellence among its personnel.

The organisation expressed confidence in Kellman's ability to undertake his expanded responsibilities while continuing to contribute to the effective delivery of emergency medical services throughout Antigua and Barbuda.

ABEMS extended its congratulations to Kellman and wished him continued success as he assumes his new role.

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  • Steph November 12, 2026, 7:24 AM

    Congratulations Courtney😊

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