PHOTOS: Mahwah Graduates Class Of Ambulance EMTs
Residents will join Mahwah's volunteer squads
The Law and Public Safety Institute in Mahwah recently graduated a new class of certified EMTs. The grads include eight newly-certified members who will join Mahwah's all-volunteer squad.
According to the Institute's website, the new EMTs were "trained to provide basic life support measures such as patient assessment, treatment of shock, oxygen therapy, use of certain medications, bandaging and splinting and emergency childbirth."
According to Co. 1 Ambulance Captain Greg Antonetti, the following Mahwah volunteers were acknowledged at a recent graduation ceremony:
Co #1
New EMTs: Jackie Bejko, Diane Hauk, Bob Murken, Susan Murken and Matt Ingis
Returning EMT: Charlie CrokerRe
Certifying EMTs: Michele O'Toole, JoAnn Rean and Jessica Rein
New EMTs: Arielle Ebanietti, Sophie Pielka and Cheryl ShawRe
Certifying EMTs: Donna Balkema, Chuck Jandris and Robert Reilly
Get more information about the certification program here.
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7:43 am on Saturday, January 21, 2012
just in time to join the Corp the mayor wants to disbanned
Gregory Antonetti
1:56 pm on Sunday, January 22, 2012
Congratulations to all the EMT graduates. Its great to have them as part of our organization. Mahwah Ambulance and Rescue Squad, Co #1 is proud to serve the residents of Mahwah at no charge. Gregory Antonetti, Captain - Mahwah Ambulance and Rescue Squad, Co #1
Jon Venusti
10:06 pm on Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thank you volunteers for your service, I know you have to go through a heck of a lot everyday ! I don't know how you do it.
JL
5:47 pm on Monday, January 30, 2012
Why would the mayor want to get rid of our Mahwah VOLUNTEER Ambulance Corps?????.....Now we'll be billed when we're in need of an ambulance???....Also, won't the town will have to get a contract w/ a private ambulance service to cover the town???....something else our tax dollars will have to pay for????
JoeRobertson
9:05 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012
Congrat's new EMTs! I had a relative who needed your services not too long ago, and he was impressed with the professional job you did. Thank you for volunteering.
JoeRobertson
9:06 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012
We will need a paid ambulance service to take care of all of the calls that there will be if the Mahwah Mall gets built. Another reason not to build that thing.