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Tracey Baker
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It only takes a moment to be like those that we are called upon to treat!! ONE MOMENT!
Profile Information
- Role in EMS
- Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D, Instructor/Educator
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Private EMS, Educational, Non-Profit
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- FIVE
- Other Past or Current Departments
- Social Work.
Paramedic.
Education.
Training.
BA, MDHed, MCHed.
SEE BELOW DEPARTMENTS/HISTORY
- My Training:
- Chemical Dependency.
Dual Diagnosed Adults.
State Of Florida Child Welfare System-Abused and Neglected Children-Medically Complex
TBOC-RGP- Research Project for indigent populations at high risk for disease. Intervention Grant. Epidemiological Research-Medic/Paramedic and Social Worker
Hillsborough County-BLS EMT-B
Hillsborough County-Level II Trauma Center/Paramedic
Pinellas County-ALS Paramedic
Pasco County based-Nuclear Cardiology run in three counties.
HCC-Tutor.
Private Instructor EMS/ACLS/CPR/ITLS/BCLS
Writing major Research Grant through Health and Human Services regarding EMS and Organ Donation: Is there something MISSING here? This will become a very full time project..Thanks to all the adjacent county Medics and Hillsborough Medics who have participated in the survey! The data is very clear!
- About Me
- ABOVE PRETTY MUCH SUMMARIZES--BUT HERE IS ME BY ME!
CREATOR: "Rambling Thoughts" study guide for Florida State Exam available: via this site in ABOVE PUBLISHED DOCUMENTS OR feel free to contact me at: TB9778@yahoo.com
~It Only Takes A Moment~
You have never known what it is to live… when you have failed at the following:
You failed to listen, and spoke, missing a lesson that could have changed your, or another’s, course of life.
You failed to smile, when that is all that was needed to enhance one’s world at that moment in time.
You failed to empathize with another; you failed a critical component of life.
You failed to hold a hand, that longed for touch and has not been held; you failed to touch a soul.
You failed to Cry because you were too strong; you actually proved Weak and Inhumane.
You failed to treat someone with Dignity, as they are different from you; you were a Coward.
You failed to treat someone with Compassion and Respect; you reflected your Bias towards a person.
You failed to Laugh when a person needed to be Recognized for their Humor and Wit; you ignored their need to decrease their fear… Just for a moment, as brief as it may be, You failed in allowing a person to Forget their Suffering.
You became condescending; you proved your prejudice.
You failed to embrace the Joy of Another, therefore, robbing them, of the Pureness of their Happiness.
You failed to step inside the Shoes of Another; you Convicted them of their Right to be “Who they Are in the Shoes in which They have Walked“”:you failed to Feel what someone has Seen.
You failed , in One Moment, to honor the Autonomy of another’s Wishes, you showed your selfishness and righteousness.
You failed to Teach, therefore, failing to Learn…For in that One Moment, the Question you have been longing to have Answered, was lost.
You failed to love a fellow human being; you failed at one of life’s most fundamental principles.
It takes but one moment in time, ONE, to make a lifelong difference to another human being.
In One Moment, you could be all that you NEVER WISHED or WANTED to be….
If you fail to take One Moment to do what is Needed and Longed for, in regards to the Treatment and Needs of Another person, that NEXT moment YOU could be the person Longing for what YOU failed to Provide…….
It only takes A Moment...To change a life, for Your life to Change....
Never falter, because when you do, you have failed to live….
Tracey Baker
- Day Job
- Instructor/Paramedic/Social Worker
- Personal Site/Profile
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- I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because
- ...there is no other joy than helping others...at all costs!
- Relationship Status
- Divorced
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