Lynn Stevens Excellence in Safety Award
This award is presented for excellence in safety to an individual who has made significant contributions to safety initiatives that have impacted the safety and culture of a specific program or the transport community as a whole.
Eligibility: Anyone directly involved in the critical care transport community who has made a contribution which enhances the safety culture of a program or the transport community as a whole.
Criteria:
- Individual initiative promotes safety and improved the culture for a transport program or the transport community.
- Individual steps above and beyond industry norms distinguishing themselves by implementation of an innovation, policy or practice centered on safety excellence.
The annual recipient will receive the award, AMTC Registration and $500. Award sponsored by Jill Johnson and Bari Conte.
All award winners were presented with their awards at the ASTNA Annual Meeting in October at AMTC in Omaha, Nebraska.
2025 Award Recipient
William Aiken
Will’s philosophy is that proficiency is a large contributor to safety. Growing and strengthening that proficiency is a continuous process. To date, he has produced almost two hundred weekly safety topics that are distributed to all team members and beyond. These topics are focused at the operational level and hopefully answer the “what’s in it for me" question. Many are generated from team member questions. Each topic can a quick review, but also include the resources for a group discussion or more. His hope is that all team members will benefit from a continuous delivery of actionable information that includes an inseparable safety element.