Mount Laurel EMS is a combined department, comprised of both volunteer and career staffing. We are always searching for EMTs to join our team - both career and volunteer.
Mount Laurel Emergency Medical Services is a professional career and volunteer community service organization committed to providing high quality emergency pre-hospital, basic life support ambulance services and related public educational programs to the residents and visitors of Mount Laurel Township.
We continually re-evaluate the needs and expectations of our community and meet the challenges and demands of our ever-changing environment. We build trusting relationships with those we serve, and serve with, by consistently meeting and exceeding, our patient’s and community’s needs and expectations.
Mount Laurel EMS is made up of dedicated career staff and volunteer EMTs who serve the community around the clock. We offer top-notch training, a supportive team environment, and the kind of work that actually means something at the end of the day.
Learn a skill that can save a life. We offer CPR certification for community members at multiple skill levels, through certified instructors affiliated with the American Heart Association and American Red Cross.
Already certified? Keep your skills sharp. Our EMT refresher courses help certified EMTs meet continuing education requirements and stay current with the latest protocols.
From first aid to advanced emergency response, browse our full catalog of available courses and find what's right for you.
Support from the community plays a vital role in helping Mount Laurel Emergency Medical Services fulfill its mission.
Donations help fund critical initiatives, including our Training Division, continuing education, equipment and supplies, community outreach, and recognition programs that support those who serve our community every day.
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Find answers to common questions, billing details, and important township information — all in one place.
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In 2008, the Township of Mount Laurel began billing for services. This endeavor was agreed upon to be in the best interest of the citizens of Mount Laurel in order to provide them the highest quality emergency care. Here you can find information about what this means to you.
MLEMS uses Farnsworth & Semptimphelter as the billing company. Their information is as follows.
Farnsworth & Semptimphelter
692 Main St
Lumberton, NJ 08048
Phone: (609) 953-8600
Below are downloadable PDF versions of Township ordinances and important MLEMS forms. Click to open the PDF and save to your device.
The File of Life program is a free service provided to Mount Laurel Residents of all ages, with an emphasis on our senior citizens and residents with special medical needs.
The File of Life program is designed to assist Mount Laurel Residents and our emergency first responders in the event of a medical emergency at the participant’s home. The File of Life is a mini medical history posted on the outside of one’s refrigerator. The File of Life card enables first responders to obtain quick medical history when a patient is unable to offer one and helps to eliminate the risk of a patient in a frightened state, forgetting to mention something important.
You can request a File of Life envelope by calling 856-778-1274, stopping by EMS Station 369, located at 201 Masonville Road, Monday thru Friday 8am to 4pm, or by stopping by our table at Township events.
Click to download printable File of Life form
Visit the fileoflife.org website for more.
The standards that are set for starting the EMT class include a minimum age of sixteen, CPR certification at the professional rescuer level, and the ability to perform the duties with which emergency medical technicians come in contact.
CPR is taught by certified instructors that work in conjunction with either the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross. Classes are offered at different skill levels. To find out about registering for a CPR course please visit our Training page.
Questions about billing, volunteering, or community classes? Reach out — we’re happy to help.
