"Active shooter incidents are extremely unique in many ways. First, they really don't happen every day and training for them is like training for an earthquake, you may spend a lifetime training and never have to respond to an event. Secondly,…"
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Fred W Wurster III
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Fred W Wurster III's Discussions
Paramedic Student Interview
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Life Saver Apr 4, 2011.
Pre-Hospital RN certification and training
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Norma B. Dec 14, 2010.
Lecture/Interactive Discussion Help
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Fred W Wurster III Aug 24, 2010.
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Fred W Wurster III replied to Nicole Reino's discussion Best Patient Save Story"My best patient save story, hmmm....that's tough to put into words. There are so many stories to tell, just as am I sure most EMS providers have. There are several incidents that have stuck in my mind as highlights though.
As a…"
Fred W Wurster III replied to Lauren Hardcastle's discussion Plans for 2011 EMS Week?"Lauren-
Our agency spends much of EMS week out in all of the local schools (pre-school through high school) providing education relating to injury prevention, safety, CPR, first aid, etc. We also take time to recognize our members…"
Fred W Wurster III replied to Jennifer Berry's discussion How Can You Make Your Voice Heard on Capitol Hill?"Jennifer-
#1 starts within the individual and their desire to want to know more about how EMS functions within the big picture. This has to start with employers, managers, supervisors, etc. informing the members of their organization…"
Life Saver replied to Fred W Wurster III's discussion Paramedic Student Interview"I'll come and work for you.
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James Ownbey replied to Fred W Wurster III's discussion Paramedic Student Interview"One question I ask the medics I train to get a idea of their values and ems world view is “ what do you think makes a great medic? “ 99.8 % of the time I get the
Cliché “the ability to stay calm “. I want to nip this…"
Jeff replied to Fred W Wurster III's discussion Paramedic Student Interview"I was not interviewed for my program and currently we do not interview for the program that I teach with so I don't have any experiences to share. We have thrown around the idea of interviewing for awhile and there are a few things I…"
Profile Information
- Primary Role in EMS
- Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Paid Fire/EMS Department, Educational, Non-Profit
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Good Fellowship Ambulance and EMS Training Institute
- Department/Agency Web Site
- http://goodfellowship.com
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 18
- Other Past or Current Departments
- JEMS Technical Editor
PennSTAR Flight, Philadelphia PA - Flight Paramedic
Malvern Fire Company, Malvern PA - Paramedic Supervisor
- About Me
- I have been in preshospital emergency medicine since graduated from high school. I spent most of my career working in a small combination department in southeastern Pennsylvania. I currently am fulfilling a life long dream of working as a flight paramedic for PennSTAR Flight. I also have a passion for EMS education and am the ALS Clinical Coordinator for Good Fellowship Training Institute in West Chester PA.
- Relationship Status
- Married
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:39am on March 30, 2009,
Chrissy DePaolantonio said… - Dito Mr. Judge!
- At 2:31pm on February 3, 2009, Chrissy DePaolantonio said…
- Fancy meeting you here....
- At 11:13am on January 21, 2009,
Tracey Baker said… - That is through University of Miami...They have a great 12 lead ekg class that makes interpretation very quick and accurate also..We are required to take this class in one county here in Florida.. I know the stroke class is related to AHA/ASA...As I posted--I will find out.
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