Medshore Ambulance is proud to announce that its founder Greg Shore has been named the 2023 Warren D. McBride award winner at the 2024 South Carolina Emergency Care Symposium. The award ceremony was held on Friday, March 8^th. 

The Warren D. McBride Award recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding contributions to improving EMS through a continuing long-term commitment to the citizens of South Carolina. The award committee looks for individuals whose commitment to elevating patient-centric care for their communities through a lifetime of dedication and compassion. 

“We are proud to be able to be here today and help celebrate this tremendous honor with my dad,” said Josh Shore, Vice President of Strategic Projects and Government Affairs for Medshore Ambulance. “The Warren D. McBride Award recognizes individuals for their long-standing dedication to our EMS system. For as long as I can remember, my dad has always been involved in EMS, and his compassion and eagerness to push the limits to improve patient care continue today. We are grateful to the SCEMSA for recognizing his dedication, and we look forward to carrying on his commitment to putting our community first for years to come.” 

Greg Shore has more than 50 years of experience as a provider and visionary in the EMS field. Starting his career at just 18 years of age, Shore dedicated his life to his community. He founded Medshore Ambulance in 1976. Today, Medshore serves more than 100,000 patients annually and employs more than 300 EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and support staff. 

In addition to his contributions to the medical field, Shore served on the South Carolina EMS Director Association, EMS Advisory Council, and Board of Directors of the American Ambulance Association. Beyond his work in EMS, Shore has served on the Anderson University Board of Regents, Board of Directors at Senior Solutions, Advisory Board at First Citizens Bank, United Way of Anderson, Board of Directors for Catalyst Insurance Company, Board of Directors at AnMed Health Foundation, Member of the Anderson County Lions Club, and Member of the SC Vulnerable Adult—Fatality Review Committee.  In 1996, he was elected Coroner of Anderson County.

Please join us in congratulating Greg on this great accomplishment!