Sentence examples for train paramedics from inspiring English sources

Forty-five minutes waiting to be freed from the train, paramedics attending the wounded.

The idea is to use it to train paramedics, doctors and firefighters in prioritising care immediately after a disaster.

There is an urgent need for additional research of the needs and best methods to educate and train paramedics to appropriately respond to IPV cases.

One initiative is to train paramedics to have more advanced skills so they can treat more casualties at home or at the scene of an accident.

It is "recruiting trained paramedics from European countries including Poland and Finland".

They were both former Navy SEALs and trained paramedics with distinguished records of service including in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It told Ashworth that paramedic recruitment is "currently an issue nationally as there aren't enough trained paramedics available to fill all of the vacancies".

Most New York City firefighters, according to the city Fire Department, are certified first responders, who are permitted to perform basic life-saving techniques, including restarting a heart with a defibrillator, and many police officers are trained paramedics.

A Fellow of the American College of Cardiology and Diplomate to the American Board of Internal Medicine and American Board of Cardiovascular Diseases, Dr. Ultan taught at Hahnemann and Rutgers Medical School, published medical journal articles and especially enjoyed mentoring and training paramedics and nurses in pre-hospital care of cardiac patients.

The modesty of many of the 900 cooperative examples on a state-compiled list -- for example, two towns jointly buying trash bags or training paramedics -- shows that in comparison to states with big metropolitan areas or well-established counties, Connecticut doesn't offer much in the way of regionally based services.

By the time trained paramedics, with their own AEDs, arrive on the scene, most victims are irredeemably deceased.Now a small fire department in California is tackling all three problems with a smartphone app which relies on the idea of crowdsourcing.