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New Course Trains Volunteer EMTs For Israel and U.S. Certification
For the second consecutive year, United Hatzalah of Israel will be offering a hybrid Israeli and United States emergency first responder training course. The course, which is set to begin on October 14th with an orientation class, will allow participants … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambulance, Americans, Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, first responder, Gap Year, Israel, NREMT, Students, Training, United Hatzalah
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United Hatzalah Opens NREMT Training Program for Gap Year/MASA Students
Students attending gap year Israel programs now have an opportunity to participate in Israel’s first officially recognized NREMT trained program. NREMT is the national registry for emergency medical technicians and is the most recognized accreditation for medical first responders in … Continue reading
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Tagged Eli Beer, EMS, EMT, Gap Year, MASA, NREMT, Seminary, Shai Jaskoll, Shana Ba'aretz, Students, Training, Yeshiva
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Technion Students Create New “Adventure Stretcher” to Hasten Hard to Reach Emergency Evacuations
In collaboration with Segal Bikes, the Israelife Foundation and United Hatzalah, Technion Students have created a new type of backboard stretcher for emergency medical situations that adapts for use in difficult terrain. The new backboard, which can also serve as … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle paths, Dan Shafry, David Krispel, EMS, EMS response, EMT, Innovation, Israelife, Search and Rescue Units, Segal Bikes, Stretcher, Students, Technion
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American University Students Inspired by Israel EMS Volunteers
“In Israel, No One Is Left Alone in the Dark” On Monday, more than a dozen students from Yeshiva University decided to spend their winter break in Israel learning about the effects that volunteering can have on a community. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambucycles, Eli Beer, EMS, EMTs, Stern College, Students, United Hatzalah, Yeshiva University
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