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(Cleveland)- After 12 weeks of learning the basics of how to be an Emergency Medical Responder, thirteen White County citizens have successfully completed a course in Emergency Medical Responder sponsored by White County Fire Services.
These volunteers for White County Public Safety are armed with training in basic first aid and CPR, immobilization of patients with traumatic injuries, oxygen administration, and even delivery of a baby.
The volunteers now associated with White County Public Safety can respond when dispatched by 9-1-1 for persons needing medical assistance either as volunteer firefighters or, when deployed, as C.E.R.T. team members.
Lead Instructor: Jamie Beck
Co-Instructors: Rondal Robinson
Megan Girard
Nancy Hunt
Class Breakdown:
White County Fire Volunteer Firefighters
Olav Buchel
Taylor Dorsey
Steve Hopper
Lauren Rumley
Shad Sosebee
D.J. McClure
Shawn McClure
Cleveland Fire Department Volunteers
Bradley Barden
Levi Garrett
Zack Totherow
C.E.R.T.
Mark Nielsen
Roy Stevens
Private Citizen
Kari Leigh Burke