EMS students conduct mock casualty drill with Surprise Fire Department
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mass casualty drill that featured an accident with multiple victims.
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan McGinley
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mock mass casualty drill with the help of the Surprise Fire-Medical Department as a culminating test of the skills they have learned over the past year.
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan McGinley
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mock mass casualty drill with the help of the Surprise Fire-Medical Department as a culminating test of the skills they have learned over the past year.
The scenario featured an accident with multiple victims, with the Surprise Fire-Medical Department making it as realistic as possible for the students.
These seniors will next work to earn their Emergency Medical Certified Technician certification upon graduation.
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EMS students conduct mock casualty drill with Surprise Fire Department
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan McGinley
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mass casualty drill that featured an accident with multiple victims.
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan McGinley
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mock mass casualty drill with the help of the Surprise Fire-Medical Department as a culminating test of the skills they have learned over the past year.
The first graduating class of the Dysart Emergency Medical Services program recently participated in a mock mass casualty drill with the help of the Surprise Fire-Medical Department as a culminating test of the skills they have learned over the past year.
The scenario featured an accident with multiple victims, with the Surprise Fire-Medical Department making it as realistic as possible for the students.
These seniors will next work to earn their Emergency Medical Certified Technician certification upon graduation.
The EMS program was developed in partnership with the city of Surprise in order to help address the future need for EMS staff in the rapidly growing city.
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