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Rick VanGessel
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- Haslett, MI
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Michigan EMS
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Profile Information
- Role in EMS
- Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D, Nurse
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Non-Profit
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Charlotte EMS / Hayes-Green-Beach Hospital
- Department/Agency Web Site
- http://hgbhealth.com
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 18
- My Training:
- M.S. in Criminal Justice - Mich State Univ.
Paramedic Program - Davenport College
UMBC Critical Care Paramedic
ADN - Lansing Comm. College
- About Me
- Paramedic since 1991 for hospital based EMS agencies. Recently took a new position as the ED triage/charge nurse at HGB hospital where I have worked for the last 15 years. Still work per diem as a critical care paramedic for Charlotte EMS (HGB Hosp.) but will be looking for another full time EMS job for my days off from the ED.
- Day Job
- ED triage/charge nurse
- I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because
- No two calls are the same
- Relationship Status
- Single
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November 23, 2009 from 2pm to 3:30pm
This is a free live online webinar that will target Medical Math, i.e. Drug Calculations like never before. Special guest speaker Buck Feris will be joining us and is an EMS educator that has a lot of experience helping students who struggle with ...
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I am currently working as a Personal Security Specialist/EMT-P for the Embassy Protection Detail in Kabul, Afghanistan, so I was hoping to find something that I could work at on-line while I am overseas.
I read the fine print for the College Network and it is really just a textbook sales service. They are not officially affiliated with Excelsior College. I was concerned about the lack of "official" clinical hours with Excelsior. Have you encountered anybody with an Excelsior degree that had problems getting hired?
As an aside, when did you get your MS from MSU? I graduated with my Master's in CJ from MSU in 1997.
Thank you,
Troy McClellan
I am especially interested in any courses that I can complete primarily on-line. When I search Google I keep getting directed to the College Network and Excelsior College in Albany, NY.
Thank you, Troy
Daniel Garvin EMT-P
4399 Viau Street
Pierrefonds, Quebec, Canada
H9H 3B1
Thank you and please send along your address!! Stay safe.
Daniel
Just thought I would drop by to say hey! I am a medic in Montreal, Canada. Any chance of swapping a patch? Stay safe out there!!
Daniel