Elliott Cole, Montana: I am a paramedic and National Guard flight paramedic.
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"If you can't communicate with your paramedic, you could leave out something, or the paramedic could misunderstand something," Mr. Rapisarda said.
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When he spotted a paramedic tending to a man who was bleeding from his stomach, he offered to hold the bandage in place so the paramedic could help someone else.
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Before I had time to locate the nearest paramedic… BOOM.
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Two mental health nurses and one paramedic travel on board.
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The paramedic asks how far along the woman's pregnancy was.
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"He's weak in the left arm," he told another paramedic.
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"She's not a paramedic," the guard, Sterling Davis, said later.
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The trial of the former paramedic will begin on Feb.
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He studied nursing and was a former paramedic and firefighter.
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Sacramento Paramedic firefighter feeds a foundling baby hummingbird this afternoon.
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Charlie Rose is a paramedic at Grady E.M.S. in Atlanta.
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She became a paramedic because there was no ambulance service.
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I blame wanting to be a paramedic on William Shatner.
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Payne was also fired from his job as a paramedic.
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I was really worried for you when the paramedic came on.
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Both the paramedic and civilian were in the intensive care unit.
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Schneider, a firefighter and paramedic for the city of Rockford, Ill.
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She got a GED, an associate's degree, and became a paramedic.
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Following high school, Louden became an EMT, and later a paramedic.
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He's a paramedic, and so he knew that she was gone.
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Meyers, 27, has been a firefighter and paramedic for 10 years.
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As a paramedic on the road, you can't do those things.
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The women include a paramedic, a relief worker and community activist.
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"We're chomping at the bit," said Thomas Enright, a firefighter paramedic.
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As a fireman or paramedic, you're generally accepted better than police.
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I've been a volunteer for five years and I'm a paramedic.
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The paramedic, whose trial started Monday in Rome, is Claudio Bevilacqua.
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It was unclear how the paramedic answered, according to Sky News.
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When the E.M.T.s arrived, a paramedic quickly checked her blood pressure.
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The agent, an experienced paramedic, treated his wound and radioed for help.
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I have about $150,000, and his paramedic school debt is about $15,000.
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As a paramedic, I can always intubate you and breathe for you.
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That's where you speak to the paramedic, whose services haven't been necessary.
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Mr. Hooper, also 28, is a firefighter and paramedic in Inglewood, Calif.
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A paramedic, Sergio Garza Jr., began to help her with her breathing.
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Fritz Joseph, 45, a Bronx paramedic since 1997, and his partner, Capt.
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I became a paramedic for 24 years to atone for being there.
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As a result, the Air Force is contemplating augmenting the HH-60W with electric air vehicles that can be dropped in seconds with a paramedic on board, and then autonomously fly both patient and paramedic out of immediate danger.
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Suprun, a paramedic from Texas who served as a firefighter during the Sept.
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"Quiet!" shouts a paramedic standing on a mountain of concrete and twisted metal.
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A paramedic treats an injured man outside the Tanjung hospital in Lombok Utara.
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At least one puppy was named for a paramedic, reports Fox 13 Tampa.
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Maybe a paramedic had left that trace of the drive-by shooting behind.
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The former firefighter and paramedic has seen her fair share of emergency situations.
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Vivi Rodriguez is a firefighter and paramedic with a large city fire department.
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For Charlie Harrington, a paramedic, the Apple tax standoff comes down to fairness.
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Payne was also fired from a separate job as a part-time paramedic.
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Zuri Navani Garcia: Yes, I'm a paramedic and was with the Red Cross.
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Apparently the injuries make paramedic work all but impossible ... at least for now.
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"That's very concerning," said Gabe DeBay, a firefighter and paramedic in King County.
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"I saw blood everywhere," said Kevin Orr, a second paramedic who treated Leo.
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The paramedic hands me a little, slightly flimsy frosted plastic cup of water.
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"What is it that you do?" asks the paramedic while taking my pulse.
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Officer Nicholas Reyna, 27, and Paramedic Eric Hill, 39, were killed, police said.
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Witnesses said Najjar was a volunteer paramedic that took part in treating wounded protesters.
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Payne was fired last month from his second job as a part-time paramedic.
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Ulmschneider was a paramedic and 13-year veteran of the county's emergency medical services.
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Meet them: an attorney, a priest, a paramedic, a soldier, an actress, a chef.
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Shuler bound his legs and another paramedic administered two doses of midazolam, a sedative.
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Then a police sergeant arrived and noticed the paramedic was severely wounded, Pughes said.
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Christopher Suprun, a paramedic from Texas who served as a firefighter during the Sept.
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One officer pulled the paramedic out and drove him to a hospital, police said.
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I have been working as a paramedic in British Columbia for five years now.
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Before applying to the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office, he worked as an offshore paramedic.
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He worked on code, dabbled in robotics and considered a career as a paramedic.
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Soon after, a paramedic in the ambulance determined that Timpa was no longer breathing.
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As a paramedic, you see a lot of horrific things on a regular basis.
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A trained paramedic, she keeps her medical bags in her vehicle, just in case.
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I stopped a paramedic to ask what he knew about the number of casualties.
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He worked as a paramedic, helped move schools into basements and acted in plays.
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I was lucky to have an off-duty paramedic show up within 15 minutes.
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The five companies have a paramedic on board and can administer drugs if necessary.
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We tried to get a lifeguard or paramedic, but they didn't seem to exist.
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Her preparation and quick-thinking, trooper paramedic Edgar Bissonette said, were crucial to her survival.
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Afterward, a paramedic treated Malek, ensuring our newest Oscar winner was going to be okay.
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In early September, a British paramedic named Andrew Ashman was knocked unconscious by the mainsheet.
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The officers also found the paramedic and another person down in the street, Pughes said.
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"He had a near-death experience," paramedic and flight officer Matt Calcutt told the newspaper.
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Payne was also fired on Tuesday from a separate job as a part-time paramedic.
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Just last month, the same thing happened to a 23-year-old paramedic in London.
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CLAIRE MORRIS used to work as an ambulance paramedic in Lancaster, in north-west England.
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Michael Triana, an independent duty medical technician paramedic (IDMT-P) from the 67th Fighter Squadron.
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What's the one thing from your years as a paramedic you wish you could forget?
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Not an EMT—a paramedic who went through an associate's degree program to get there.
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Southold police, the fire department's rescue squad and a hospital paramedic arrived and began CPR.
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You're a paramedic and they're refusing to go to the hospital after a bloody fall.
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"I'm really, really taken aback how unprepared we were for this," the female paramedic said.
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"I'm really, really taken aback how unprepared we were for this," the female paramedic said.
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Above, Hassan Zubier, a British paramedic who was injured while trying to help a victim.
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Brian Rogers, 53, community ambulance co-owner and paramedic, Las Vegas I was home in bed.
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A paramedic had even covered him with a sheet — but he was still alive and breathing.
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"She was a ski patroller, a paramedic, very athletic and she loved doing things," recalls Jameson.
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The paramedic and the wounded citizen were in the intensive care unit at a local hospital.
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An was critically wounded, while the other paramedic was able to escape, the assistant chief said.
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The need for EMT and paramedic workers comes as the health-care sector continues to boom.
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A paramedic who happened to be on the scene rushed the cashier to wash her hands.
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From one day to the next, you're a fireman, you're a paramedic, you're a grief counsellor.
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A paramedic in the crowd began performing CPR while the audience was removed from the hall.
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Mittendorff joined the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department in 2013, working as a firefighter–paramedic.
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Wright recommends contacting a medical professional, going to an emergency room, or calling for paramedic assistance.
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It employs 20 permanent paramedic staff, with most doctors volunteering from nearby medical colleges or hospitals.
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Both work in the medical services: my mum is a nurse and my dad's a paramedic.
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" — W Nugent, Sacramento _____ "As a retired E.M.S. paramedic, I am appalled at what I am reading here.
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Kejjan, a paramedic and pilot, is also a Yazidi refugee and became an American citizen in 2006.
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Winter, a paramedic, said luckily someone walking by had a belt they could use as a tourniquet.
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She also allegedly kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney, Kuredjian said.
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A paramedic attends to a Honduran child at the main square in Tapachula, Mexico, on Oct. 21.
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Rather than taking on an extra doctor, Beacon hired a nurse practitioner, a paramedic and a pharmacist.
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FEMA team paramedic Mark Bridwell found a family with six people, including a woman with a wheelchair.
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I'll always be proud to have played a fierce paramedic with such an incredible cast and crew.
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In the 911 call, the nurse assures the paramedic that CPR is being performed on the newborn.
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A firefighter paramedic, the district revealed in the Tuesday post, had taken care of the winged creature.
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She also allegedly kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney, Kuredjian said.
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She also allegedly kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney, Kuredjiann said.
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At one protest site, paramedic Johann Paredes, 27, helped both injured protesters and national guard troops Friday.
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A paramedic on the scene, Nir Buzaglo, said the four victims were in their 20s and 30s.
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He's battled blazes as an engineer paramedic, a fire captain, a fire marshal and a battalion chief.
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About 60 Palestinians, including a paramedic, have been killed thus far, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
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Ms. Murdoch of Manchester, N.H., is a 28-year-old paramedic whose husband died suddenly in 2016.
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And again, there is currently just one who's said he'll do this (paramedic Christopher Suprun of Texas).
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A paramedic who was assisting people on the streets found me surrounded by a cloud of gas.
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"We don't expect this in Canada," said one fan, Luca Pitsocia, a 21-year-old aspiring paramedic.
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Lt. David Hill, 39, a paramedic, was also struck and later died at a hospital, police said.
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At a "Safe Station" one can get medically-cleared by a paramedic and taken to a hospital.
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In separate missile strikes, they killed several of Nott's friends, including an anesthetic technician and a paramedic.
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"Like my job as a paramedic, I never know what is around the next corner," he said.
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About six years ago Ms. Arroyo met her boyfriend on the job, a paramedic in the Bronx.
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She's been putting her education to use as a front-line paramedic during the city's explosive protests.
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Paramedic Patrick Wenger steps out with his crew and walks across the forecourt and into the offices.
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It wasn't until an FBI agent — a trained paramedic — walked onto the scene that Rice received first aid.
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Cox was pronounced dead by a doctor working with the responding paramedic crew at approximately 1:48 p.m.
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The paramedic has been identified as William An, a 10-year veteran of the Dallas Fire-Rescue team.
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"He appeared to me to be pale and underweight," paramedic Richard Senneff testified, according to Langthorne and Richards.
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Armando Martinez, a forty-one-year-old Democratic member from the Valley, is a firefighter and a paramedic.
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Last September Andy Ashman, a paramedic from Kent, was killed off the Portugese coast after being knocked unconscious.
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According to a Toronto Paramedic Services spokesperson, three people were taken to hospital, and one woman later died.
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And her family is friends with that of Robert O'Donnell, the paramedic who freed her from the well.
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Oscar, a paramedic from the Blood Tribe First Nation, which has struggled to deal with overdoses from fentanyl.
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A paramedic brought her to an ambulance and looked at her other eye, through which she saw nothing.
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As a volunteer for the Texas Rescue Patrol, a nonprofit paramedic outfit, he wanted to help but couldn't.
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CreditCreditDustin Chambers for The New York Times Charlie Rose, 43, is a paramedic at Grady E.M.S. in Atlanta.
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The airline's crew members, along with a trained paramedic who was traveling that day, provided immediate medical assistance.
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But within a few years, she found herself frequenting Conwell Street, not as a resident, but as a paramedic.
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"I remember waking up in a grocery store parking lot—being shaken by a paramedic after overdosing," he says.
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Once the scene is secure (there was no weapon), Nguyen is out of the truck with a paramedic kit.
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Elsewhere, Christopher Suprun, a Texas paramedic, said he will not vote for the candidate who won his state's election.
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Before becoming a firefighter and paramedic, Schneider was a Damage Controlman 2nd Class Petty Officer with the U.S. Navy.
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Thank you David Beckham for buying a tea and coffee for Cycle Paramedic Catherine and her patient #buyitlikebeckham pic.twitter.
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The Maryland Heights Fire Protection District says a firefighter paramedic took care of a hummingbird that was discovered unresponsive.
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The paramedic is a 36-year-old married father of one with another child on the way, Evans said.
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The next thing I knew, I had been pulled aside by a paramedic asking if I'd taken any drugs.
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Mornings before starting his shift, another Cataldo paramedic, Andrew Simpson, grabs his stethoscope, intravenous supplies, scissors and pen light.
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Ruben is CEO of EMS University and has also served the community as an EMT/Paramedic for 15 years.
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I think post-traumatic stress disorder is kind of something you accept you will have when you're a paramedic.
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"A lot of times we'll try and document for training purposes," said Mike Shuken, a Berkeley firefighter and paramedic.
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The injuries were "consistent with those of an explosion," said Brian Gibson, deputy chief at Peel Regional Paramedic Services.
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And with 40 hours of training in addition to the usual paramedic curriculum, they can treat most of Mrs.
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"[The bees] were almost in clusters [...] all over her," Ryan Wilson, an OCFA paramedic at the scene, told NBC4.
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An officer uncuffs the man's hands, and the paramedic rolls him onto his back and cuts open his shirt.
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Bordeleau said the Ottawa Paramedic Service and Ottawa Fire Services worked the scene in partnership with the Ottawa Police.
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Jesus is returning to college, where he is on a pre-med track and wants to be a paramedic.
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They also needed a new kind of moderator, one who was more like a paramedic than a social director.
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After training in Texas to be a field paramedic or hospital assistant, I treated clinic patients for a week.
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Even if an EMT or paramedic can respond to a call, there might not be anywhere to take patients.
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"I view it as having been a fun side investment similar to a gamble," said Gnitecki, a paramedic from Texas.
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"It almost appears she was struck while talking on the phone," a paramedic working at the hospital told WLS-TV .
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Kelly is also a certified paramedic and was an EMS instructor at Hennepin County Medical Center, according to his resume.
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Russel Meiring, a spokesman for paramedic company ER24, says the injuries in Tuesday&aposs crash range from minor to critical.
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Jim, a 66-year-old investor and retired paramedic, knew he was paying something, but he just wasn't sure what.
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A paramedic on duty at the Holborn Oasis swimming pool in London is seen sweating in the July heat, 1964.
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EMT's then tried putting her on a gurney and Heather allegedly kicked the paramedic who is about to sue her.
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The Telegraph reports that a paramedic suffered minor injuries in the crash, but the pilot, rescuer and patient escaped unharmed.
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A trained paramedic, one of the passengers, helped deliver the newborn at 35,000 feet alongside members of the flight crew.
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It wasn't until an FBI agent, who is a trained paramedic, walked into the scene that Rice received first aid.
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"We're talking about a decorated combat veteran, we're talking about a firefighter, paramedic," Powers said of Brian and Walker, respectively.
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Hugh Lampkin is a first-responder, but not in the traditional "I went to school to be a paramedic" sense.
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Now, as a paramedic, she saves lives in the same city that saved her own life those few years ago.
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Nearby, paramedic Richie Fredell picked his way through the wreckage of the home where he and his brother grew up.
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"(The paramedic) is going to have to undergo extensive medical treatment to get him back up to par," Rawlings said.
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Interfax news agency cited an unnamed paramedic as saying he had multiple chest abrasions, bruised ribs and suspected head injuries.
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Four out of the five people who learn I'm a paramedic will ask about the worst things I've ever seen.
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"I remember being in an ambulance and a paramedic trying to see if I was conscious," he told the court.
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In the northeastern town of Neubrandenburg, a 95-year-old former paramedic at Auschwitz will go on trial on Feb.
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Now, I'm working with los Topos where, in addition to paramedic training, we also specialize in rescues from confined spaces.
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Then, when the revolution began in 2011, he started organizing protests and worked as a paramedic in a civil hospital.
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Even after all that investment into themselves, the average paramedic works for less than four years before doing something else.
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As a paramedic, I have a higher level of training and can administer narcotics such as pain medicine, for example.
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"I'm still really upset no one called a nurse or a paramedic to come check on the students," Gonzales said.
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Then a second avalanche hit which buried the crew, and two guys died – a paramedic and I think a doctor.
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An off-duty paramedic in the scene's vicinity also rushed to help — and within minutes, fire rescue was at the scene.
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And no doubt there were children who had been wounded at that point that really could have used that paramedic help.
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Fifteen people were taken to hospital, three of them with critical injuries, the Peel Regional Paramedic Service said in a Tweet.
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The original patient who required an AED had a return of pulses with CPR and paramedic and remains in critical condition.
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I understand his decision, but I strongly urge him to let me take him to the ER like the paramedic advises.
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A paramedic who treated James Gandolfini in Rome shortly before his death is on trial for allegedly stealing from the actor.
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" After Andy's death, one of Jennifer's friends, a paramedic, told her, "Wow, I sure wish there had been some Naloxone there.
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Or Raekwon briefly hypnotizing the crowd with ancient spells about hunger and cocaine before SOB X RBE snarled "Paramedic!" in hoodies.
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The suspect then arrived on the scene and opened fire, wounding the paramedic, the city of Dallas said in a statement.
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Tamir was only given first aid four minutes after when a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent trained as a paramedic arrived.
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Jesus Contreras, a paramedic in Montgomery County north of Houston, spent six days after the storm coordinating rescue and evacuation efforts.
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A California woman named her newborn daughter after the paramedic who helped rescue her in November from the deadly Camp Fire.
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SOB x RBE's "Paramedic!" is a thumping bop that would perfectly pair with a villain pulling up to do some damage.
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She played herself, and a doctor and paramedic from the 1982 attack played themselves as well in the emergency-room scenes.
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A baby hummingbird that was kicked out of its nest was found by paramedic firefighters in Sacramento, California on March 30.
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There's an eerie 'Sopranos' coincidence surrounding James Gandolfini and the paramedic on trial for stealing his Rolex the day he died.
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Mr. Elliot became a firefighter and paramedic, and he spent last weekend rescuing his friends and neighbors from the encroaching floodwaters.
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Paige was dragged underwater by a shark, her father, a paramedic, told journalists at a news conference weeks after the incident.
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It's a paramedic with a diamond ear stud, a rakish haircut, and a rainbow-colored enamel badge saying: LGBT Paramedics Association.
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Thanks to the dog walker, the postman, the paramedic, the ambulance driver, the nurse, and the doctor who sorted me out.
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"Paramedic!" is a showcase for the Sacramento group SOB X RBE, boasting about being "heavy in the streets" over plinking percussion.
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"Perhaps it should" change the fans' mind-set, Jack Long, 69, a retired Philadelphia firefighter and paramedic, said at the gym.
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This is necessary because it would be bad if every paramedic in the country was driven insane by their own equipment.
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Firefighter and paramedic Matt Dawson, 30, a third victim of the collision, was in critical condition, the Lubbock Police Department said.
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It was like waiting at the top of the Alpine in that little wooden car, unable to believe that what was about to happen was about to happen, and then, even as you thought, God, oh God, this cannot possibly— "Nobody even close to home in there," the paramedic named Henry said to the paramedic named Claire.
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I have a faint memory of the paramedic offering a "congratulations" before taking the baby off me to get her checked out.
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Fisher told a paramedic who responded to the scene that "the devil made her put him to sleep," according to the Times.
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Police say that Brown then shot two more people: an unidentified neighbor and a Dallas Fire-Rescue paramedic who came to help.
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One of the key witnesses in the crackdown, Nattatida Meewangpla, is a paramedic who says she saw six people shot by soldiers.
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The Jane the Virgin star plays a paramedic charged with helping to save the world in the 2017 sci-fi film Annihilation.
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It was started in 2013 by Rhian Monteith, then a paramedic in Blackpool, where health outcomes are among the worst in Britain.
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First on the scene, the senior paramedic with Cabell County EMS finds a compact car stuck on a curb in the median.
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Paramedic, citizen now recovering An underwent surgery and was in critical but stable condition, Dallas Fire-Rescue Department spokesman Jason Evans said.
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In addition to his job as a police officer, Payne was also fired from a separate job as a part-time paramedic.
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"The people who are dying daily are our wives, our children, our brothers," said paramedic Mohamed, the sun glinting off his bifocals.
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For all these reasons, plus the sky-high costs of emergency medicine and hospitalization, community paramedic practices are multiplying across the country.
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A typical crew would include two pilots up front, a flight engineer and a paramedic in back, and room for several litters.
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Mourners on Friday remembered Wilson&aposs loving nature, her musical talents and her aspirations to become a paramedic or join the military.
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Authorities in Indiana arrested a man on Monday who allegedly pilfered the drug fentanyl in several counties while working as a paramedic.
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According to another video of the incident, a full 10 minutes passes before a paramedic arrives and begins CPR on the man.
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She was pronounced dead just over 48 minutes later by a doctor working with a paramedic crew trying to save her life.
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Three years later, Mr. Schwartz took the test to become a full-fledged paramedic and joined the Hatzolah ambulance service in Carnarsie.
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"We're getting them at the point where they're starting to decompensate," said the Brooklyn paramedic, who is employed by the Fire Department.
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"We're getting them at the point where they're starting to decompensate," said the Brooklyn paramedic, who is employed by the Fire Department.
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Dawn-Marie Gray, a concertgoer who happened to have seven years experience as a paramedic, found herself providing CPR and tying tourniquets.
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Eddie Thomas, who has been a paramedic with the department for more than 30 years, was one of the responders that morning.
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Prosecutors in North Carolina have accused a paramedic of killing his wife and then collecting a $250,000 insurance payout, CNN reported Tuesday.
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They called for an ambulance, and a paramedic in the crowd began performing CPR while the audience was removed from the hall.
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But in 1985 he decided to pack up his camera and focus on his family and full-time job as a paramedic.
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"We tried our best to provide medical treatment," said Raees Jamali, a paramedic in Daur, a village on the outskirts of Nawabshah.
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There will also be a camera placed in the ambulance to transmit a view of the paramedic and the patient to the clinician.
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I got him there in six minutes, and he didn't need attention from a paramedic, so that actually ended up being pretty efficient.
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That could mean losing a friendship, but it could also mean losing your child's favorite teacher or the paramedic who saved your life.
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A paramedic who had been called to treat the desk worker for a panic attack tends to him, according to the police statement.
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"It was just like every inch of this child had been abused," paramedic James Cermak later said on the stand, the Times reports.
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She's been a paramedic and an ER nurse, and she's been in the Air Force — and when she says no, she means it.
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The paramedic -- identified as William An, a 10-year veteran of the department stationed in east-central Dallas -- remained in intensive care Tuesday.
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"It's surreal, because I won't get told what the job is," says Richard, the paramedic who drives as the on-board doctor navigates.
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He is also an experienced paramedic who was able to apply first-aid to himself, get to his vehicle and call for help.
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The firefighter and paramedic was working with the Sevier County Ambulance Service that day and could see all the smoke in the air.
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"It's hard to watch, and it's devastating," said Domenic Corey, 27, who has seen the evidence up close working as a Cataldo paramedic.
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Ashley Gibson, a 27-year-old paramedic on the critical care transport team works with both of Aubree's parents and wanted to help.
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Penelope, against all her instincts, falls for Max (Ed Quinn), a strapping paramedic so tall she just barely comes up to his chest.
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Brendan Edwards, a 27-year-old firefighter paramedic in Natick, tells PEOPLE that he and his brothers have always loved making funny videos.
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Critchfield, who is a veterinarian tech and a paramedic, said right now it would be most helpful if people sent cash to NVADG.
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"Anyone can open an ambulance service — it's completely unregulated outside the Western Cape," said Jo Park-Ross, a practicing paramedic in Cape Town.
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In 2014, before her husband died, Ms. Murdoch realized she had no savings set aside after a year of work as a paramedic.
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One paramedic on a course told Reuters he had previously refused to attend a suspected coronavirus patient because he did not have training.
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One paramedic on a course told Reuters he had previously refused to attend a suspected coronavirus patient because he did not have training.
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Will Stewart was waiting to interview for a paramedic position when he stopped by a coffee shop in San Luis Obispo last week.
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John Fairleigh, a paramedic with Dallas Fire-Rescue, testified that he and rescue personnel arrived to find police had started CPR on Jean.
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A paramedic with the fire department told Kulick he had picked up Anderson drunk so often that he knew his birth date by heart.
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A paramedic from Connecticut had luck on his side in late November when he suddenly became a patient while riding in his own ambulance.
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The man on my right — either an EMT or a paramedic; I had no way of knowing — asked if I knew where I was.
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With minutes left to save the woman on the bridge, another paramedic sets up a bag-valve mask to squeeze air into her lungs.
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"He went in alone, and he pulled the paramedic out, placed him in his squad car and drove him to Baylor Hospital," Pughes said.
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Tom Meyers, a firefighter and paramedic, was leaving his job at the Rosemont Public Safety Department on Monday when he saw the wrecked vehicle.
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If you want me to guess, I have seen more than 100 dead people in the five years I've been working as a paramedic.
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When they reached the hallway, Trammell began vomiting while remaining combative, the report said, and a Milwaukee Fire paramedic administered ketamine to calm Trammell.
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Weeks after the explosion, a paramedic who responded to the blast was arrested on a charge of possessing the components of a pipe bomb.
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Karianna Brown, 703, a paramedic from Ambridge, Pa., has never married; she said marriage is not that important to her, but having children is.
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I pulled out my wallet and found five hundred rubles—sixteen dollars—and handed them to the paramedic who'd sat in back with me.
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He referred to a DACA recipient in Houston who worked as a paramedic and spent days rescuing people in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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Sam isn't a paramedic, a cop, or a soldier, and he's not getting the benefits or retirement funds that might come with those jobs.
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"There was a river of blood coming out of the mosque," said Paul Bennett, a paramedic who entered the building with a police escort.
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He grew up in Alaska, became an avalanche forecaster and a paramedic and came to Gulmarg seven years ago to run the ski patrol.
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"Basically, we're drinking wine and talking about how we can best arm ourselves and protect our families," said Jose Camacho Santiago, 36, a paramedic.
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Since then, he's had a slow-burn, will-they-or-won't-they flirtation with one of her best friends, paramedic Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer).
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The paramedic took the phone and gently explained that he wanted to ensure my grandmother had all the care she needed, whatever the outcome.
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A doctor and a paramedic struggled to set two IVs in Mr. Lockett's veins and eventually put one in a vein in his groin.
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"They really gave the young girl every possible chance under such dire circumstances for a positive outcome," paramedic Paul Gaughan said, according to the outet.
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Stentiford&aposs lawyer says his client should have been tested because he is gay and was exposed to bodily fluids while working as a paramedic.
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A paramedic, who was one of the first on the scene, radioed for backup as Saoirse was in cardiac arrest, according to the local paper.
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"We knew there had been a shooting, but we didn't know that it was a mass casualty," Dean, a 31-year-old paramedic, tells PEOPLE.
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Amy Farrows, an American paramedic who was part of the search party, said they spotted Shaw when they flew over the area in a helicopter.
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The paramedic will claim in her lawsuit she suffered head and neck injuries, and it was so bad she was confined to a desk job.
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Psychologist Dr. Ventress (Jennifer Jason Leigh), physicist Josie (Tessa Thompson), scientist Cass (Tuva Novotny), and paramedic Anya (Gina Rodriguez) barely comment on the gender choice.
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A 23-year-old paramedic based in London was left partially paralyzed after she cracked her neck while stretching and accidentally ruptured a major artery.
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Ricardo Perafán, a paramedic and childhood friend of Pernalete, told the newspaper El Nacional that he gave CPR to him for more than 230 minutes.
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Claire Zagorski, a wound care paramedic at the Austin Harm Reduction Coalition in Texas, said she informally surveyed other harm reduction groups about their experiences.
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Bruce Carleton, a veteran paramedic with the Portland Fire Department, was among those who responded last month when the woman in the parking lot overdosed.
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When we finally got off the Garden Ring and onto Kiev Highway, I asked the paramedic sitting with me how much longer it would take.
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Firefighter-paramedic Cameron Hill, one of the first responders to arrive at the crime scene, was at the same luncheon and the pair bonded instantly.
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Ruby, a retired adult educator, and her husband Jack, a retired paramedic, had both recently turned 60, but they weren't looking for a chemical celebration.
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Mr. Cuccia said stories of his father's heroism that day inspired him to become a paramedic and, ultimately, to join the New York Police Department.
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In all, the service made 200 runs, helping turn the golden hour "into the golden 15 minutes," said Damon Schilling, a paramedic and AMR manager.
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Others loaded the injured into paramedic helicopters, or picked their way across the mounds of debris with dogs trained to sniff and listen for people.
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Despite the setbacks, Pritchard remains passionate about being a paramedic, and about personal training, and remains firm in her belief that she can do both.
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A Palestinian paramedic helps an injured boy during clashes with Israeli forces along the border with Israel in the southern Gaza strip on Sept. 13.
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"He didn't realize we were there" for the surprise reunion, Skyla Bosco — who was a paramedic who arrived on scene shortly after Lynn's accident — tells PEOPLE.
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Finding no pulse, Leifheit performed chest compressions until Tristan revived and then incredibly resumed that task after a paramedic found that Tristan had bottomed out again.
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Another man appeared and the two of them carried Lambourne to a paramedic mustering area, surrounded by screams and the sounds of bullets ricocheting around them.
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Jason Perry is a former Navy SEAL, Boston SWAT officer, executive protection specialist, advanced combat medic/paramedic and team trainer with nearly 26 years of experience.
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Twenty feet away, I see a paramedic escort my silver-haired mother into the memory care center, a nursing home for patients with dementia and Alzheimer's.
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But thanks to an improbable series of events — the particular path of a bullet, a specially trained paramedic, the protection of the Capitol Police — he lived.
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She told a paramedic "the devil made her put him to sleep," and made a smothering gesture with her cupped hand, according to a criminal complaint.
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Among the DACA recipients in Texas is a Houston-area paramedic named Jesus Contreras who spent at least six days helping people during Harvey's record floods.
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Paramedics arrive about eight minutes later and while they are attending to Okobi, he appears to go into cardiac arrest and a paramedic begins chest compressions.
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Police wanted to have Locklear medically cleared due to her behavior and intoxication, but she kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney.
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He said a Border Patrol agent who was a paramedic revived her there and she was taken to a children's hospital in El Paso, where she died.
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A paramedic and supervisor with Louisville Metro Emergency Medical Services, Neal activates the siren on his silver SUV and races off, weaving his way through Sunday traffic.
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"This is the first time in Iraq that I have seen anything like this," Jassim Mohammed, 43, a paramedic with the Red Crescent, said of the protests.
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A military paramedic at a makeshift hospital tends to a boy with a head injury that he got from Sunday's earthquake in Kayangan, Indonesia, on Aug. 8.
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A graduate of Auburn University and Utah State University, Hendy not is a only a park ranger but a certified paramedic, firefighter, aviation manager and swiftwater rescuer.
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The woman, 32-year-old Heather Heyer, was "pulseless," with no heartbeat or breath, Charlottesville fire Captain Steward "Nick" Barrell, a paramedic, testified in Charlottesville Circuit Court.
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Although the paramedic first thought that the man had been run over by a vehicle, he saw that there were blows and bruises only on his face.
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I remember when I was thinking about training to be a paramedic and I sat down with a guy who had been in the industry for years.
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Detective terminated from paramedic job The Salt Lake City Police Department has placed Payne and another officer on administrative leave, pending the results of an internal investigation.
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The video shows a girl lying in the street, surrounded by a small crowd and illuminated by the flashing lights of a police car and paramedic van.
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As a teenager Ganz dropped out of school to attend evening acting classes in Zurich where he also worked as a bookseller and trained as a paramedic.
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"Some bosses say they have an open-door policy, but then don't actually have one," Mike Gnitecki, a firefighter and paramedic, told Business Insider in an email.
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But a paramedic mistakenly inserted a breathing tube into Mr. Albrecht's esophagus, medical records and the lawsuit show, pumping air into his stomach instead of his lungs.
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A shipyard worker at Crist, for example, recalled how a North Korean colleague fell ill on the job and was urged by a paramedic to stop working.
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A paramedic told the responding officer that Reinking was "delusional" and believed that Taylor Swift was harassing him by stalking and hacking his phone, the report states.
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Bail set at $1.5 million Hunsucker — whom his attorney described as a 35-year-old paramedic — has asked that a reasonable bond be set, the attorney said.
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"That's our life — you never know if you're going to be coming home or not," said Commander Frank Velez, a veteran paramedic in the Chicago Fire Department.
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A firefighter and paramedic, he loved what he did, and I could tell by the way he talked about his job that he was good at it.
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The paramedic was on an OSCE monitoring mission patrol near the village of Pryshybin, controlled by pro-Russian separatists, in the Luhansk region when the blast occurred.
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"Fifteen wounded people who were conscious were lying on the road with burns and bleeds," senior Magen David Adom paramedic Elad Pass said of the scene's aftermath.
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Adams said Aaron, a paramedic, works hard to keep them entertained, and both parents also make sure to explain to Story and Sage what Sky is going through.
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"It's hot and windy and we're expecting the fire to grow," said Jeff Allen, an engineer and paramedic with the San Bernardino County Fire Department in Southern California.
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A paramedic called to the stand today testified he conducted medical evaluations of both defendants two days after Guevara allegedly beat them and didn't note signs of abuse.
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EMT Trudy Bermudez and paramedic Tayreen Bonilla of the New York City Fire Department get engaged at the annual Pride Parade on June 24 in New York City.
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Paramedic Dawn Anderson, 20163, told him of suffering two episodes in 2011 that she covered up for fear of being told she was incapable of doing her job.
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Before working as an apparatus engineer at Fire Station 1 and an occasional chief's aide for Command Car 31, he served as a paramedic at Fire Station 8.
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A trained paramedic, Champion said he tried to help out in the aftermath, just as he'd done on the scene of the Route 91 Harvest Festival on Oct.
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The 911 calls triggered a "full emergency response" that included the Airport Emergency Response Service, Ottawa Paramedic Services and Ottawa Police Service, the airport said in a statement.
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Paramedic Richard Senneff testified that Jackson looked like a "hospice patient," the book says, and that Murray at first told him the "Thriller" singer was on no medications.
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Desperate, I called the fire department in my father's town, and they connected me with his paramedic, who told me the hospital—and even my dad's bed number.
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He began his public safety career as a paramedic and started in law enforcement with the Ceres and Modesto police departments before joining the Sheriff's Office in 1996.
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Heather Locklear may have to answer for her alleged drunken attack on a paramedic -- and not just in criminal court -- because we've learned the EMT's hired a lawyer.
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It was a week before his 203th birthday and Camilo had just finished his paramedic program, the latest step in his quest to become a San Francisco firefighter.
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"He's not out of the clear, but it could have been a lot worse than what it was," Michael Porter, a Queensland Ambulance Service flight paramedic, told reporters.
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In late April, an American man working as a paramedic for a civilian monitoring team was killed and two others were injured when a mine destroyed their vehicle.
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Jamee Cook, 42, grew so ill after having breast implant surgery at age 21 that she quit her job as a paramedic and ultimately had the implants removed.
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I tracked down the witnesses who testified in court, the on-scene paramedic, the emergency room doctor, and the nurse who sat with Jonathan's mother at the hospital.
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Justin Holihan, 31, of Ames, a paramedic who supports Mr. Sanders, said he feared that growing economic inequality might pitch the country toward either revolution or a police state.
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Byers, a certified paramedic, later tried to save the team member who had been shot by performing CPR during the 40-minute flight to Bagram Airfield, the report said.
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A paramedic died from wounds he sustained in an attack three days ago near Ras al-Ain and three other paramedics are in critical condition, according to the SDF.
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In an effort to save the team member who had been shot, Byers, a certified paramedic, performed CPR during the 40-minute flight to Bagram Airfield, the report said.
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The trial of 95-year-old Hubert Zafke, a former Auschwitz paramedic, and of 94-year-old Reinhold Hanning, a former guard at the death camp, have already started.
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Among the riot's first casualties was Correction Officer William Quinn, who was beaten so badly that he was almost unrecognizable to a paramedic who had known him for years.
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Tomb Raider, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Heavenly Sword, Overlord, Mirror's Edge all these highly successful games have one thing in common—writer and "general narrative paramedic" Rhianna Pratchett.
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And Judge Freier felt she could do all that was expected of her as a Hasidic woman — and be a judge, a paramedic and a voice for change, too.
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A paramedic who arrived gave him oxygen but Xu drifted in and out of consciousness as his protectors negotiated with the crowd to move him to the main terminal.
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Her son, an emergency medical technician, had been out celebrating the completion of his paramedic classes when he was murdered across the street from Ms. Senchyna's favorite yoga studio.
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An airstrike that hit a field hospital south of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has killed at least four doctors and a paramedic, the country's health authorities said on Sunday.
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A few weeks ago, Ms. Plaur, 18, had to withdraw from the paramedic training program she had started after she was overcome with anxiety while transporting a gunshot victim.
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Cycle response paramedic Catherine Maynard told the BBC she was stunned when the Sexiest Man Alive greeted her as she tried to keep her patient warm before the ambulance arrived.
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Authorities wanted to have Locklear medically cleared due to her behavior and intoxication, but she allegedly kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney, Kuredjian said.
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Jesus Contreras Houston-area paramedic Jesus Contreras worked six days straight after Hurricane Harvey hammered through southeast Texas, rescuing people from floodwaters and taking some of them to local hospitals.
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She then asked that her mother be taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital, but a paramedic told her there would be less wait time at College Medical Center, she said.
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"Firefighter Paramedic Schurwan nursed this ruby throated hummingbird back to health after finding it unresponsive on the engine bay floor," it explained in the post, which received hundreds of likes.
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Despite the efforts of a paramedic who lived in the neighborhood and who tried to administer aid, Caprio was pronounced dead at an area hospital about 2:50 p.m. Monday.
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An and another paramedic, responding to a report of a possible suicide, arrived and began treating the neighbor when Brown opened fire on them with a semiautomatic rifle, Blankenbaker said.
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Jorban Contreras, a paramedic and director of the civil protection unit in Tachira state, said the woman already was dead from a gunshot wound to her chest when he arrived.
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For people who live in New York, where the average ambulance response time was over 12 minutes in 2015, why not deploy a paramedic and a defibrillator in a drone?
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He is also editor in chief of EMS Wire, an online Public Safety/EMS blog and news service, and has served the community as an EMT/paramedic for 15 years.
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The paramedic underwent surgery and was in a Dallas hospital intensive care unit, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings and police said, without releasing the names of anyone involved in the incident.
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"I had to walk away from the computer because of the nature of the calls and not being able to do anything about them," said Jonathan Martino, a firefighter paramedic.
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A paramedic checks the blood pressure of a migrant taking part in a caravan heading to the U.S., at the main square in Tapachula, Chiapas state, Mexico, on Oct. 21.
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"They can now secure a medical professional's help based on the volunteer's statement that he or she is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or EMT," the airline said then.
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Ben Du Toit, a paramedic who arrived on the scene, told reporters the child had been dragged several yards away from the van after midnight while the family was sleeping.
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Also featured in the first episode: A paramedic in Jerusalem who helps those who are fasting in during Ramadan, and a monk-in-training at the Shaolin Temple in China.
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Also featured in the first episode: A paramedic in Jerusalem who helps those who are fasting in during Ramadan, and a monk-in-training at the Shaolin Temple in China.
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Instead, she trained for two years as a paramedic at the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis and became a volunteer of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society, a nongovernmental health organization.
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One paramedic told a 65-year-old patient in Brooklyn, whom she had previously transported to the hospital for recurring issues, to stay home this time and call a doctor.
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One paramedic told a 65-year-old patient in Brooklyn, whom she had previously transported to the hospital for recurring issues, to stay home this time and call a doctor.
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A paramedic wearing protective clothing, visor and a mask squeezed my hand through gloves for comfort as I desperately took deep breaths to inhale as much oxygen as I could.
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He works closely with a chief paramedic (Liv Tyler) who warns him not to step on her toes and, before long, he learns things are done very differently in Texas.
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Responding, the Oscar-winning actor and another man, an off-duty paramedic who was driving by, reached into the burning vehicle, cut Mr. Kyle's seatbelt and pulled him to safety.
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But cases against a former radio operator and a former paramedic at the Auschwitz death camp were dropped as the elderly defendants were found to be unfit to stand trial.
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After EMS brought me back to consciousness, I knew I might be in real trouble because the paramedic I had was a neighbor who had treated me for asthma before.
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Out on a midnight patrol, a new soldier who calls himself Sami, 42, a paramedic and a father of four, said the group had been wrongly portrayed by the news media.
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Rodriguez plays tough-as-nails paramedic Anya Thorensen, and underwent a physical transformation to get into character that involved weightlifting, cutting her hair short, and shaving the side of her head.
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Nearby, Michael Aronson, a long-ago paramedic turned accounts manager, ordered his daughters, ages 6 and 8, into the basement, asking them to remember what they'd learned in school lockdown drills.
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"A lot of the people having respiratory problems have weaker immune systems, like children or elderly patients," said Megan Teutschel, a paramedic who was volunteering at the Petaluma evacuation center clinic.
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He was a paramedic and a member of the West Central Special Response Team and the Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System's Weapons of Mass Destruction/Special Response Team, the sheriff said.
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INDIANA PARAMEDIC ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY STEALING FETANYL, REPORT SAYS "The thoughtless actions of these individuals ended up costing a defenseless 4-month-old infant his life," Colonel Patrick Callahan said Thursday.
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Heather Locklear is a day away from getting sued by a paramedic who claims she was viciously attacked and injured during a drunken episode that landed the actress in a jail.
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"This is the largest cohort of similar drug overdose incidents I've see in the 24 years I've been working on the Gold Coast," said senior paramedic Stephen Burns, according to Yahoo.
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McAlister had worked as a paramedic, so he knew that scopolamine was prescribed for motion sickness, but it could also make people pliable and amnesiac, earning it the nickname Devil's Breath.
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Based in Denver, where she works as a paramedic, she can often be found riding a bike among the breathtaking blue spruce and ponderosa pine trees that adorn the Colorado landscape.
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Payne's firing from his paramedic job comes a day after the University of Utah Hospital announced a new protocol: Nurses will no longer be allowed to interact with law enforcement agents.
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A paramedic from Queens, DiVecceli said her ambulance had been stuck Saturday morning when the first of the more than 643 inches of snow expected to pound the city began falling.
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"On arrival at the scene I immediately knew it was life threatening and that the patient had a high risk of going into cardiac and respiratory arrest," paramedic Kierin Oppatt said.
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In addition, if our ambulances are busy transporting patients who are only worried or mildly ill, they will have slower response times to critically ill patients who truly need paramedic care.
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Over the next few years she developed so many health problems, including fatigue, memory lapses, migraines and numbness in her hands, that she had to quit her job as a paramedic.
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Ms. Mittendorff was a firefighter and paramedic who became the target of lewd posts on a Fairfax County message board written by anonymous commenters, some who claimed to be her colleagues.
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Presley Pritchard, a 27-year-old firefighter paramedic, was no different, including photos of herself in uniform mixed in among posts about fitness and workouts she created as a personal trainer.
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But in Montreal, Loraina Martel, a paramedic, 21, said she would be voting for Mr. Trudeau because of his commitment to gender equality, including a cabinet that was nearly half women.
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Eyewitnesses tell us that at one point, Thomas was becoming so unruly in the car ... he was taken out, strapped to a gurney and a paramedic treated him on the spot.
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JASON FRIESEN, NEW YORK The writer, trained as a paramedic, is founder and executive director of Trek Medics International, a nonprofit that works to improve emergency medical systems in underserved communities.
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British paramedic Chris Porsz has photographed hundreds of dogs pursuing his photography hobby, but even he was stunned to capture a hilarious image of a flying collie in New York City.
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Dr. Persse noted that Mr. Atkins, the Missouri City man who survived an infection, recognized the symptoms quickly because of his background as a paramedic and sought emergency care right away.
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" Ms. Plaur, the young woman who recently left her paramedic training, said a counselor at Stoneman Douglas told her shortly after the shooting that she would have to "get over it.
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Quoting a paramedic working for the Kurdish Red Crescent, the BBC reported that the infant was taken to a camp clinic on Thursday morning after the child began having trouble breathing.
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"Rob, his best friend, who is a firefighter and a paramedic, picked my son up and carried him to a safer place and tried to resuscitate him," Link told the newspaper Tuesday.
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"One of the patients just had a baby and we had no idea she was pregnant," the nurse frantically tells a paramedic on the line in the 5-minute, 15-second call.
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Officers can mute or deactivate their body cameras when talking to a doctor, nurse or paramedic or when a victim or witness refuses to give a recorded statement, the police chief said.
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While in an ambulance heading for the hospital, Holly — who has been stabbed by Ali after shooting Tyler in the shoulder — a male paramedic stays with her, encouraging her to stay awake.
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Tim Roth stars as Reg Keys, a retired paramedic who made headlines in Britain for running against Tony Blair in the 2005 general election after losing his son in the Iraq war.
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She loved medicine—she completed EMT training after leaving the sex industry and had been working as a paramedic for years—and craved the financial stability that nursing would bring her family.
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When Vacanti began his experiments, other researchers had already established that the body harbors reserves of stem cells, which serve as élite paramedic units, responding to chemical sirens issuing from an injury.
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The former paramedic is not accused of having been directly involved in any killings, but the prosecution holds that he was aware of the camp's function as a facility for mass murder.
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"If you see a first responder — whether it be a police officer, paramedic or fire fighter — go up to them and say thank you for their work that they have done," he said.
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In one of the cases described in the report, a paramedic discusses whether they could give ketamine to a woman who was suffering from an asthma attack after being maced by the police.
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David Norris, a volunteer paramedic in the state park, said he arrived on scene to see "bystanders, helping out, good Samaritans" who had brought Tanner out of the water and were providing aid.
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Among them were Brazil's Carlos Burle, the 2008 winner Greg Long, and Travis Payne, a 31-year-old San Francisco Fire Department paramedic who has been surfing Mavericks since he was a teenager.
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I play Anya Thorensen, a paramedic from Chicago who happens to be a lesbian and an ex-addict going into the Shimmer to be the hero that she's kinda always wanted to be.
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Although the former paramedic is not accused of having been directly involved in any killings, the prosecution's office holds that he was aware of the camp's function as a facility for mass murder.
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A former paramedic, EMS instructor, national disaster life support training center coordinator and HIV instructor, Pierce came from Ohio to Louisiana in 2005 to volunteer to help Hurricane Katrina victims, the suit states.
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In court, a paramedic testified that the oxygen mask in the ambulance was too big for the child and the breathing tube was only partially effective because it was also the wrong size.
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Mr. Williams, 40, a former paramedic who served in military intelligence in the Army before joining the N.S.A., worked in T.A.O. from 2008 to 2013, which he described as an especially long tenure.
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Now, she's studying for her flight paramedic test and continuing to talk about what she experienced, so that other women going through the same thing feel a little less alone than she did.
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The study is based on extensive interviews with 21 formerly detained Syrian health care workers who have fled the country, including seven physicians, four pharmacists, three medical volunteers, one paramedic and one psychiatrist.
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For the last 2000 years, Captain Bonilla has been locked in a perpetual struggle with both, first as an emergency medical technician, now as a paramedic with the Fire Department's Emergency Medical Service.
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For the past 30 years, he's mainly been a street photographer, capturing the real-life face of modern Britain for a column called the Paramedic Paparazzo in his local newspaper The Peterborough Telegraph.
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Agatha, who requested VICE News not use her real name in order to protect her identity, moved to Paris from the south of France a year ago to study to become a paramedic.
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Paramedic Nick Carson, who treated the boy, told the BBC that the liquid used in the attack was "pink in color, had quite a strong smell - not a bleach or acidy type smell."
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Queensland Ambulance flight paramedic Hannah Gaulke told ABC News that Han had hiked up to the summit to take photos when she fell from one of the main outlook areas and knocked herself unconscious.
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Having graduated from high school last year, according to the New York Times, she wanted to become a paramedic, those close to her family say, or possibly join the military or the music industry.
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Last month a paramedic working for the European security watchdog OSCE's monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine was killed and two others were injured when their vehicle struck a mine in a rebel-controlled area.
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Asem Hasna, a Syrian one-time paramedic who became a prosthetics technician after losing his leg, enthused about the need to bring do-it-yourself, 3D-printed prosthetics technology to victims in conflict areas.
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A mathematics student turned volunteer paramedic Hasna had opened the ambulance door after loading injured rebels from the battlefront in Khan El Shih when Bashar Al Assad's Syrian military forces had shelled the area.
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The paramedic served as a patrol member of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine, assigned to oversee the going-ons in a volatile area rocked by Russia-backed separatists and Ukrainian armed forces.
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Pollak has been working as a paramedic for 20 years now; he even served as a first responder in New York City after seeing the second plane hit the Towers on September 11, 2001.
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Palestinian health officials say a paramedic has been shot and killed by Israeli fire at a Hamas-led protest along the Gaza border as the militant Islamic group and Israel observed a cease-fire.
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Together with four other prominent DREAMers, the brave paramedic spoke to the magazine about the future of DACA and the fear that thousands of immigrants now have of being deported to their home countries.
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" She and her husband have 20 years of paramedic experience in combination, she wrote, and they've witnessed the aftermath of many car accidents and "seen more mangled car seats than I'd like to share.
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The neighbor later told the family that he had performed CPR "hundreds and hundreds of times" in nearly two decades as a volunteer paramedic, says Jaime's sister, Sara, her voice cracking as she talks.
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Armed with a set of military-grade response skills unusual for a paramedic, Mr. Shade rapidly applied HyFin occlusive chest seals, commonly used by medics in war, to block airflow into Mr. Mika's body.
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"Rob, his best friend, who is a firefighter and a paramedic, picked my son up and carried him to a safer place and tried to resuscitate him," Mr. Link's father, Loyd, said on Tuesday.
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" The brand and its partners "no longer [require] medical credential verification and will secure a professional's help based on the volunteer's statement that he or she is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or EMT.
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A number of his college pals, he says, were on "hotshot" ground crews, who work to control fires, and among his closest friends from those days is a paramedic firefighter based in the Bay Area.
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Staats was stung more than 50 times, missed more than a month of work, and was "within 15 seconds of dying," according to a paramedic who treated her at the scene, the court record shows.
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Jorban Contreras, a paramedic and director of the civil protection unit in Tachira, said the woman lost a lot of blood and was already dead from a gunshot wound to her chest when he arrived.
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An American paramedic traveling with a patrol group tasked with monitoring eastern Ukraine died Sunday morning after an explosion hit the group's vehicle, according to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
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Her sister, Mary Grace, is a paramedic there, and her father, a former town selectman, remains a prominent figure: This spring, Greenwich proclaimed April 23 as Paul B. Hicks III Day to recognize his philanthropy.
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Nathan Villada, a paramedic who was helping Ms. Funke after her initial crisis, cleaning the apartment and taking her to medical appointments, said Mr. Perez was physical but not violent in the way she described.
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"We're hoping this will end soon, maybe in a couple of months," said Saud Khalid, a 25-year-old Saudi paramedic, who was in the stands of Khalifa International Stadium in Doha on Tuesday night.
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Joining her are a physicist (Thompson), a paramedic (Gina Rodriguez), a psychologist (Jennifer Jason Leigh), and an anthropologist (Tuva Novotny), all of whom bring their own secrets and baggage into the mix, to sometimes explosive results.
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Just ask David Beckham, who sprung to action on the streets of London when he spotted a paramedic assisting an elderly man who had fallen down on a chilly day in the center of the city.
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" MDA paramedic Chen Lendi Sharon, who was first on the scene, said: "When we arrived there was chaos, I saw a truck that rammed youngsters getting off the bus next to the Armon Hanatziv view point.
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An American paramedic working for European security watchdog OSCE's monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine was killed and two others injured on Sunday when their vehicle struck a mine near small village of Pryshyb, closed to Luhansk.
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For Burns his passenger drone could compete with Uber's electric air taxi concept, along with many mainstream aviation companies' VTOL efforts, but it could also be a tool for a farmer, a commuter, or a paramedic.
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The paramedic, working for the European security watchdog OSCE's monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine, was killed and two others were injured on Sunday when their vehicle struck a mine, triggering a U.S. call for an investigation.
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This is not the only déja-vu for the community: back in 2008, the death of Fredy Villanueva had also led to anger and violent riots, during which three police officers and a paramedic sustained injuries.
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"It's not supposed to be that way in the U.S." Chaim Zaid, 62, a paramedic from Kedumim, a West Bank settlement, said the shooting belied Israelis' ideas of the United States as a "paradise" for Jews.
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With Dr. Ventress riding herd, Lena and the others — a paramedic (Gina Rodriguez), a physicist (Tessa Thompson) and an anthropologist (Tuva Novotny) — survey the terrain, take samples and fight off threats, including, in time, one another.
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In this extra scene, VICE News meets a paramedic who has attended the aftermath of dozens of these incidents and describes the scene after a fatal attack on bus passengers in East Jerusalem in October 2015.
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I was there for all the stuff inside the fire and stuff when the paramedic opens up Otis' shirt and Cruz sees for the first time that this is different, Otis isn't going to survive this.
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Porsz kept his full-time job as a paramedic, sometimes using his two days off to take a train to a city 300 miles away in the hopes of taking a few good photos of pups.
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We walk from the main office into the hanger and I'm introduced to Patrick Wenger, a jolly red-haired paramedic who gives me a quick demonstration of how to get in and out of a helicopter.
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He asked his staff to build a dashboard where he could track 10 key metrics, including the city's violent-crime rate, its sales-tax income, and its paramedic response times, and see how they fluctuated over time.
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Attorney couldn't remember day or year While riding in an ambulance after the incident, Davidow, 52, told a paramedic that he didn't remember what happened and couldn't remember what day or year it was, the affidavit says.
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In Hampden, a city firefighter and paramedic, Paul Collins, 37, paused from shoveling the street and said some emergency medical workers had to walk as far as four blocks to reach patients because of unplowed neighborhood streets.
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According to a Winnipeg Fire Paramedic service update, crews evacuated 52 people and one dog from the property after finding varying levels of carbon monoxide gas inside, with some areas reaching up to 385 parts per million.
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And there are moments in the book, just as there are in her more dangerous performances, when everything goes off the rails and someone has to call a paramedic (or a publicist, but more on that later).
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"You don't have to be a policeman or a firefighter or a paramedic to save a life," US Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said at the National Rx Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit in Atlanta on Thursday morning.
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WAFA, the official Palestinian news agency, described Najjar as a "volunteering paramedic," and said she was killed by Israeli snipers while providing first aid to injured protesters at the fence east of Khan Younes, in southern Gaza.
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MOSCOW, April 24 (Reuters) - Sergei Ryabkov, Russia's deputy foreign minister, called on Monday for an investigation to be conducted into the death of an American paramedic killed in eastern Ukraine on Sunday, the RIA news agency reported.
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Chan and his coauthors used data from a Toronto regional cardiac arrest database to identify out-of-hospital cardiac arrests from 2006 to 2014 and compared them to a list of registered AEDs from Toronto Paramedic Services.
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To get a better idea of how this happened, we asked a junior doctor, academic foundation doctor, nurse, paramedic, and an administrative coordinator, all working in different parts of the UK, to share their thoughts and experiences.
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Last month, he officially became a paramedic, a more advanced position that carries with it the responsibility of interpreting a patient's vitals, putting them on a heart monitor or giving them breathing tubes, and administering powerful medications.
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"We had people who were shot holding pressure on other people's wounds," said Amber Ratto, a paramedic with American Medical Response and MedicWest, which sent about 120 vehicles and 250 staff members in response to the shooting.
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Oscar Monterrosa, a Community Ambulance paramedic who was stationed in the tent, and had worked as a former Army combat medic in Iraq, said that those patients had gone into cardiac arrest after losing too much blood.
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Each boy will have a devoted medical unit consisting of at least one doctor, two nurses, a paramedic and an ambulance, one medic told Reuters, on condition of anonymity because she wasn't allowed to speak to media.
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Over the next four hours, those security guards, joined by two or three protesters and a paramedic -- and aided occasionally by foreign journalists -- attempted to reason with the crowd to let Xu go as his situation worsened.
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As someone who has served as a volunteer firefighter/paramedic, physician, Brigadier General in the Army Reserve, and a member of Congress – I know firsthand how vital service is to the health and security of our nation.
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Two bullets also hit a paramedic and a medical student inside a hospital ward whose windows open on a road where clashes took place, Dr. Abdul Rashid Parra, the hospital's medical superintendent, said in a telephone interview.
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SAN DIEGO POOL SHOOTING: KILLER CALLED HIS EX DURING RAMPAGE, POLICE SAY The paramedic, described as a firefighter in initial reports, was out of surgery, in critical but stable condition at Baylor University Medical Center, city officials said.
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Even the suicide of Fairfax County (Virginia) Fire and Rescue Firefighter-Paramedic Nicole Mittendorff, 31, of Woodbridge, Va., hasn t stopped anonymous trolls from targeting her with messages dripping with the most hateful form of scorn and ridicule.
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The paramedic and operations coordinator at Northern Light Health's medical transport and emergency care in Bangor, Maine, can answer anywhere between four and 2911 calls in a day, on shifts that can stretch from 22014 to 237 hours.
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Like thousands of other law enforcement, fire, paramedic, and federal agencies across the country, the New Haven Police Department insists that each applicant take an assessment that has been rejected by almost every scientific authority: the polygraph test.
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Apart from recreational flyers, other users might include the emergency services with, say, a paramedic flying directly to an incident without having to rely upon a helicopter and a professional pilot, says Florian Reuter, an e-volo director.
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The paramedic, working for the European security watchdog OSCE's monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine, was killed and two others were injured on Sunday when their vehicle struck a mine, triggering a U.S. call for a transparent, timely investigation.
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The 35-year-old paramedic, Joshua Hunsucker, allegedly used eye drops with "30 to 40 times higher than the therapeutic level" of tetrahydrozoline, a chemical normally found in eye drops, to kill his wife on September 23, 93.
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According to the Daily Mail, Natalie Kunicki, a paramedic for London Ambulance Service, was watching movies in bed with a friend after a night out in March, when she stretched out her neck and heard a loud cracking sound.
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He was "on the door" of death and hospitalized for 10 days but says his medical knowledge from working as a firefighter and paramedic saved his life because he recognized the symptoms and quickly sought emergency care, Atkins says.
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A baby black rhino was born at a Michigan zoo on Christmas Eve, a rarity for this &aposcritically endangered&apos speciesA paramedic has been charged with poisoning his wife with eye drops to collect a $250,000 life insurance payout
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An Illinois paramedic is being hailed as a hero after he jumped into frigid water and swam to an SUV partially submerged in a lake and managed to save an unconscious baby floating inside that he initially mistook for a doll.
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"They would give me the names of the children, who had died or who were rescued, and I had to walk around yelling the names in order to give the information to the parents," paramedic Fernanda Lopez told BuzzFeed News.
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At the call center, she finds that her fellow-workers, caught between unpredictable customers and eavesdropping managers, suffer panic attacks so often that the local paramedic asks "Okay, who is it this time?" when he gets out of the ambulance.
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At the news conference Tuesday, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Chief Richard Bowers called for the public's help in locating Mittendorff -- a "motivated and dedicated" firefighter and paramedic for three years who was "respected and well-liked" by her colleagues.
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An off-duty paramedic saw what unfolded and raced into the water to help bring the unconscious bride ashore, and immediately provided medical attention by stabilizing Nikki's neck, which likely saved her from experiencing even more damage, Moorer told WFAA.
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As Les got on with treating the woman's injury, the blood and the shrieking getting a bit too much for me, I went for a chat with veteran paramedic Tony White, who was in his car, hiding out from the rain.
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At 18, Nia still had the bulk of her life ahead her and she had big plans — joining the Army or becoming a paramedic, or maybe a music producer would see her rap videos on YouTube and offer a record deal.
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While Mr. Trump briefly visited the upscale community of Guaynabo and talked about how Hurricane Maria was not the catastrophe that Hurricane Katrina had been, Mr. Conzo, a paramedic, worked the phones to bring his mother's body back to the Bronx.
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During the event, at which William and his wife, Kate Middleton, were speaking with emergency service workers, the duke of Cambridge asked one paramedic if the global coverage of the outbreak seemed a bit "hyped up," according to Sky News.
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"You are overdosing on heroin," Sean Gibson, a paramedic captain with the Delray Beach Fire-Rescue, had told him earlier this year, after the man fell off his bike, hit a chain-link fence and collapsed, blood trickling down his face.
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It also figures in murder charges against Joshua Lee Hunsucker, a North Carolina paramedic accused of killing his wife, Stacy Hunsucker, 32, in 2018, allegedly for life insurance money, the state Department of Insurance said when announcing his arrest last month.
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During the rescue, the CHP crew aboard that chopper used night vision goggles and FLIR (forward looking infrared) teachnology to spot the campfire and located Whitson and his family, according to Flight Officer Paramedic Todd Bainbridge, who was on the mission.
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According to German prosecutors, Hubert Zafke was a sergeant in the Nazi SS stationed at Auschwitz from October 1943 to January 2000, and he later worked as a paramedic at the death camp from August 21.1 to September 21940, 21945.
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According to German prosecutors, Hubert Zafke was a sergeant in the Nazi SS stationed at Auschwitz from October 1943 to January 1944, and he later worked as a paramedic at the death camp from August 15 to September 15, 1944.
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Dean Weber, 31, paramedic, Las Vegas Once he was allowed into the venue, Weber found a desperate scene of wounded who had been tagged according to their injuries—from green (minor) to yellow (non-life-threatening) to red (life-threatening) to black (dying).
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Portman plays Lena, a biologist trying to save her husband (Oscar Isaac) who — along with a psychologist (Jennifer Jason Leigh), a paramedic (Gina Rodriguez), and two scientists (Tessa Thompson and Tuva Novotny) — sets off into a possibly extraterrestrial "shimmer" in swampy Florida.
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When Wilson reached the skier, ski patrollers tossed him a knife, which he used to cut the strap and free the man, who fell about 15 feet (4.57 m) to the mountainside where a paramedic administered emergency aid, the ski area said.
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READ: Navy SEAL was smart, in superb shape In an effort to save Chief Petty Officer Nicolas Checque, the team member who had been shot, Byers, a certified paramedic, performed CPR during the 40-minute flight to Bagram Air Base, Obama said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A 95-year-old former paramedic at the Nazi death camp Auschwitz will go on trial in Germany next month on charges of being an accessory to the murder of at least 3,681 people, a German court announced on Monday.
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On Wednesday a U.S. agency which supports health facilities in opposition-held areas of Syria said government airstrikes had targeted an ambulance centre, killing a paramedic, an ambulance driver and a rescue worker who was trying to free them from the rubble.
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If help arrives at four minutes, the chance of survival is 50 percent, but in the U.S. the average paramedic arrival time is seven to eight minutes, said editorial author Dr. Robert J. Myerburg of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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Throughout Lamar delivers star-studded, hooky-to-jingly, sneakily experimental pop-rap product tinged with the flick's racialized broad-stroke humanitarianism; whatever sketchy plot references some exegete may imagine, "I Am" is a stand-alone love song, "Paramedic!" a street-ready gangsta metaphor.
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"This is no peaceful protest, they're damaging something that belongs to the state and could be used to help one of their own family members," said Wilbani Leon, head of a paramedic team that services Caracas highways, showing the damage to the ambulance.
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While the Interfax news agency cited an unidentified paramedic as saying the reporter had chest abrasions, bruised ribs and suspected head injuries, the RIA news agency later reported that the hospital's chief doctor had said there was no evidence of serious injury.
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I spent a December afternoon in a high-tech ambulance with the paramedic who saved Mr. Mika's life, Chad Shade, as he showed me the needles and fabrics and liquids he used just to give Mr. Mika a small chance of living.
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But "Bringing Out the Dead" (2718), adapted from Joe Connelly's novel, may be one of both filmmakers' most neglected works, a propulsive, hallucinatory odyssey through New York City nights in the early 2784s as experienced by a bleary-eyed paramedic (Nicolas Cage).
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David Waldstein: Updating the situation earlier, with an injured person in Houston's dugout, the Astros released a statement saying that it was a paramedic supervisor who was hit by a foul ball off the bat of Michael Brantley in the fifth inning.
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A police officer who was caught on video forcefully arresting a Utah nurse for refusing to allow law enforcement to draw a blood sample from a patient has been fired from his part-time job as a paramedic, according to The Associated Press.
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"You try to catch some catnaps," said Chris Klemm, a firefighter and paramedic with the Arcadia Fire Department who was gulping down an energy drink as he and his colleagues stood next to their engines on the side of a rural road in Sonoma County.
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The Forsyth County News reported that on Saturday Chris Gudaitis, a paramedic who was off-duty and returning with a friend from a wedding, discovered Charles Barrett, 59, lying in the middle of Atlanta Highway and immediately tried to resuscitate him it with chest compressions.
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Formed in 1989 as a charity that relies heavily on voluntary donations, London's Air Ambulance works closely with its own Helicopter Emergency Medical Service: HEMS is dispatched daily—by an on-duty paramedic in its Emergency Operating Centre—in response to incidents of major trauma.
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Apply to become a police officer, trooper, firefighter, or paramedic today, and there is a good chance you will find yourself connected to a machine little changed since the 63s, subject to the judgment of an examiner with just a few weeks' pseudoscientific training.
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Andrew Rodriguez Sr., Senior Officer Carlos Plascencia, and Detective Manuel Campos of California University Law Enforcement Officer Alan Horujko of Ohio Senior Trooper Nicholas Cederberg of Oregon Fire Captain Dustin Moore and Firefighter Paramedic Andrew Freisner of Kansas CNN's Allie Malloy contributed to this report
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Last month she and her husband, Yosef, 33, a paramedic, and their five children, now ranging from seven weeks to 10 years old, moved to Marine Park from a four-bedroom rental in Midwood, where even after 12 years, she knew few of her neighbors.
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Ms. Washington, 27, an aspiring paramedic, and her sister, 23, a hospitality manager who was sitting in the front passenger seat, are seeking more than $3 million from the far-right leadership, including Jason Kessler, the rally organizer, and Richard B. Spencer, an invited speaker.
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As a former volunteer firefighter/paramedic, I've worked crash scenes and mass-casualty incidents, and I'm familiar with the very human need to affix blame, to know why there is tragedy, to understand how ordinary life can become carnage in the blink of an eye.
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"Many of the referrals related to excessive alcohol consumption take place because people tend to panic and don't know what steps to take," said Lisa Hobbs, a paramedic who worked for the Guy's and St. Thomas' hospitals in London on New Year's Eve last year.
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"Maybe the idea of reviving people who are cryogenically frozen sounds far-fetched, but in my field, you know that you can bring back the dead all the time," says Dennis Kowalski, a director at the Cyronics Institute who works as a paramedic by day.
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Ask any doctor, paramedic, or EMT and they will tell you of stories of patients who couldn't afford a checkup and let their treatable condition get worse and worse until they ended up in the emergency room for something way more expensive than the original problem.
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Raymund, who played the beloved paramedic/firefighter, left the series in 2018 at the end of season 6 when Gabby moved to Puerto Rico to do relief work and amicably ended her marriage to Matt Casey (Jesse Spencer) who chose to remain in Chicago at Firehouse 51.
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Gavitte, 49, and his first officer and paramedic Whitney Lowe soon landed near a vineyard to begin what would become an extraordinary seven-hour rescue operation, conducted through the night by two helicopters in winds gusting up to 70 miles an hour (113 km per hour).
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In the post, the Bachelor in Paradise alum shared two photos, the first showed her sweetly holding her newborn in the closet, while the second photo featured Jade lying in the hospital bed holding the baby, joined by Tanner and the paramedic who helped her deliver.
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A paramedic, a mother in Australia, and even a tech reporter are among those who have witnessed a Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Active device go up in smoke, while Samsung is facing a U.S. lawsuit that alleges its battery problems apply to older devices, too.
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One Thursday in March, a few weeks before Michael Barrett responded to Angel Holt's overdose, I rode with him in his paramedic vehicle, a specially equipped S.U.V. He started his day as he often does, with bacon and eggs at the Olde Country Diner, in Martinsburg.
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But it can, and in this we make the environment as safe as possible with pre and post medicals from a doctor, and full medical cover throughout with [a] doctor, [a] paramedic, and [an] ambulance on site alongside our experienced team of staff with numerous first aiders.
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Mr. Shade, who had raced to the scene with another paramedic just after completing a 24-hour shift, remembers tearing up after dropping off Mr. Mika, his voice cracking as he tried to explain over the phone to Mr. Mika's father how dire the wounds were.
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"This seems to be the antithesis of what happens at most Georgia gun ranges," said Steve, a 66-year-old paramedic and certified marksmanship instructor who recently joined the S.R.A. "Mine had a Brian Kemp day last Saturday," he added, referring to Georgia's right-wing gubernatorial candidate.
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On Thursday, Anthony Black, a Delta spokesman, noted that the airline had changed its policy about medical credentials in 2016 to say flight attendants are not required to verify credentials from someone who says she or he is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or emergency technician.
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"I along with the men and women of the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department, are profoundly saddened to learn that the body found earlier today in the Shenandoah National Park is thought to be that of Firefighter-Paramedic Nicole Mittendorff," Chief Richard Bowers wrote in his statement.
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Unable to get to his home that he shares with his mother, who brought him to the United States at the age of 6, the paramedic camped at a fire station and devoted himself to helping those affected by the natural disaster, which took the lives of 82 people.
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Suleiman Kankilic, a Turkish paramedic and ambulance driver, said that before the Islamic State took control of Jarabulus, merchants enjoyed a robust business selling things like wheat, milk, cooking gas and soft drinks to the city, which was then under the control of the moderate Free Syrian Army.
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Every shot of Bringing Out the Dead, his 1999 study of a frenzied paramedic, was designed to music, while the nocturnal blues of Van Morrison's "TB Sheets"—about a young girl dying of tuberculosi—inspired the entire feel of the film, which was both set and shot at night.
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Texas elector says he will not cast his vote for Donald Trump Christopher Suprun, a paramedic from Texas who served as a firefighter during the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, ended the editorial by pitching that the electors still have a chance to unify behind a Republican alternative such as Kasich.
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The publication also says a source revealed that a paramedic responding to the 911 call from Prince's estate told law enforcement officers, staff and others at the scene that Prince may have been dead for at least six hours before his body was discovered in an elevator at Paisley Park.
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Houston Tempered anxiety: Dr. David Persse, the Houston public health authority, says his anxiety level is about a seven on a scale of one to 270, somewhere below what he feels is a dearth of paramedic training in the community (another hat he wears is EMS physician director for the city).
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At the scene, the boy appeared to be so underweight that a Colorado Springs Fire Department paramedic said the baby looked like "he was out of an Auschwitz movie," referencing a World War II concentration camp, and that he was "skin and bones" and had "no muscle tone," the affidavit reads.
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The tense incident led officials at the hospital — run by University of Utah Health — to bar police officers from patient-care areas; the police officer involved, Detective Jeff L. Payne, was eventually fired from his job with the police department and from a part-time job he held as a paramedic.
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Mika, who was shot in the chest and the arm, said being back on the field was "really special," and praised the bravery of Capitol Police, Alexandria Police and other first responders, including paramedic Fiona Apple, who helped save his life that day and returned to support the team Wednesday.
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"Tears were shed," the Queensland Ambulance Service's Hervey Bay officer-in-charge Helen Donaldson wrote in a post on the crew's Facebook page on Wednesday, captioning a photo of paramedic Graeme Cooper standing aside the patient on a gurney as the two overlooked the water that has since been shared over 68,000 times.
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