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I started my journey late in 2003 at Bethesda Chevy Chase Volunteer Fire Department – one year after my daughter, who volunteered there as an EMT and firefighter, left for a Peace Corps assignment in Togo. I was a member there for a bit over a year, but resigned due...
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Ari Krysmalski is a Montgomery County EMS Provider Master, and is checked off at the Glen Echo Fire Department as a Charge Aide (A2) and Driver (A1). He is also a newly-minted Paramedic, after a year-long process that included classes, ride-alongs, and emergency department shifts. Ari also serves as a...
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At Glen Echo Fire Department, we have several members who not only volunteer as first responders but who serve in government during their day jobs as well. When EMT Abraham Correa-Medina isn’t driving an ambulance, he is a fellow at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases...
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EMS Week is a brief window to acknowledge the year-long service of prehospital care providers. Our own volunteers at Glen Echo Fire Department have the chance to serve the public and directly interface with members of the community. Here, Firefighter/EMT Emily Wu recounts one of many opportunities she has had...
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Cannon and all of the volunteers with whom he works with at GEFD are committed to service and supporting the health and safety of our neighbors.
