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Hitoshi Igarashi
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- Sumida ku, Tokyo
- Japan
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rhea malundo commented on Hitoshi Igarashi's photo
GREAT TEAM!!!!!!
"hello again hitoshi and kumiko..il share this picture in amity's group in fb so that other may also view this one..thank you :)
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aaron left a comment for Hitoshi Igarashi"Just Came Bye To Say Hi & How Are You Doing Over There & Would You Like To Swap Patches ? & Be Safe Out There"
Hitoshi Igarashi posted a status"Still working and trying to build the foundation of EMS system in Cambodia!"
Hitoshi Igarashi commented on Hitoshi Igarashi's photo
rapid response bike
"Yes, you are right. It is really good to use for many purposes. Some emergency calls are not true emergency and to varify it within the short period of time, this bike is working really well. And of course, less fuel, environment friendly than a…"
Profile Information
- Employer/Affiliation
- Other EMS
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Non-Profit
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Side By Side International
- Department/Agency Web Site
- http://www.side-by-side-intl.org/index-e.html
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 21 years
- Other Past or Current Departments
- also please visit: http://2nd.geocities.jp/hanaruru21/
- My Training:
- M.A. Insternational Studies (EMS development in developing countries), EMT, Extrication, EMS Management, etc
- About Me
- I work for an international non profit organization which provides foreign aid programs associated with the development of an emergency service system in Asia and Africa.
- Day Job
- consultant non-medical
- I Love Being in EMS Because
- it is all about helping others.
- Relationship Status
- Married
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Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 8:32pm on February 15, 2012, aaron said…
Just Came Bye To Say Hi & How Are You Doing Over There & Would You Like To Swap Patches ? & Be Safe Out There
- At 6:51am on January 7, 2010, Hitoshi Igarashi said…
- Thanks Arron, The name of Rescue Squad in Zambia is Community Police ERT (Emergency Response Team - police and volunteer mixed model) and the one in Cambodia is 119 Emergency Ambulance Services (under the government of Cambodia - solely government entity with the Ministry of Health). I hope this will help.
- At 6:43am on January 7, 2010, aaron said…
- just came bye to say hi & what is the name of the rescue squad over there
- At 7:52pm on January 4, 2010, Hitoshi Igarashi said…
- Arron, thanks for your comment and yes, stay in touch. You, too be careful at there. Hitoshi
- At 7:44pm on January 4, 2010, aaron said…
- just came bye to say hi & be safe out there & please stay in touch
- At 6:40am on December 30, 2009,
Ken said… - yup thanks for the info, wow thats good sir you recycle and its look good now, hopefully all jems member can meet and shares thier ideas to saved lives,...nice meeting you sir
- At 5:36am on December 30, 2009, Ken said…
- nice ambulance you have,
- At 10:21pm on December 29, 2009, aaron said…
- just came by to say hi & thank you for the note & i'm emt-b from va & i would like to stay in touch with you & learn more about your ems over there & would you like to swap patches? & be safe out there
- At 6:38pm on December 28, 2009, Hitoshi Igarashi said…
- Mike, no problem and stay in touch, I also would like to learn from you since one emergency team I got invoved in Zambia (Africa) was not only a tema of the Police but also a community volunteer. I am keed to know how you are doing with the voluntary unit. Thanks. A Happy New Year ! from Hitoshi
- At 11:56am on December 28, 2009,
Michael W. Storms said… - Thanks for the add!!
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