The Peru Gazette

A message from Assemblyman Billy Jones

For over 50 years, Storm Treanor has served our communities first as an ER nurse and later as a teacher and mentor to aspiring first responders. Today I am proud to announce Storm Treanor as a 2020 Woman of Distinction under the category of Health Care.

As an instructor, medical professional, and mentor, Storm Treanor provides her patients with the care and compassion they need and has inspired countless others to follow in her footsteps. Even after her retirement, she has remained heavily involved in the community by serving as the coordinator of Clinton County Emergency Services(EMS). With 50 years of experience as an emergency room registered nurse, she now shares her knowledge and skills with aspiring first responders by teaching advanced emergency medical technician (AEMT) and EMT recertification classes, as well as working as an ER preceptor for other nurses. Storm has continued her educational journey and is currently a student studying to teach the AEMT bridge course to paramedics in the future.

Along with dedicating her time to teaching, Storm works as a critical care EMT at Morrisonville EMS. She is also involved in the Mountain Lakes Regional EMS Council (REMSCO), which helps improve the delivery of pre-hospital EMS, as well as the Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) and University of Vermont Medical Center (UVM) outreach program, a critical part of the trauma response system. Storm truly embodies what it means to be selfless and continues to go above and beyond to make a positive difference in every life she touches.

Congratulations Storm!