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Type of Organization: Fire/Rescue Department - Paid

Job Function: Firefighter / Paramedic (or Other ALS)

Years in Fire/EMS:: 7

Primary Fire/EMS Department:: Winchester Fire and Rescue-Station 1, C shift-Winchester, VA

Years With Department/Agency: 3

Dept. Web Site:: http://www.ci.winchester.va.us/Fire

Web Site:: http://www.stephenscityfire.com

My Training:: FF 1, FF 2, HazMat awareness, HazMat Ops, Mayday!, Vehicle Extrication Operations, Trench Rescue Operations, Confined Space Operations, Rope 1, Officer 1, Officer 2, Instructor 1, NFPA 1403 Awareness, EMT-B, CPR, NIMS 100, 200, 700, 800, D.O.-Pumper, D.O.-Aerial, EVOC 3, NFA ICS.

About Me:: Started my career as a volunteer for Stephens City Fire and Rescue in August of 2001. Tested for a career position with Winchester Fire and Rescue two times before finally getting the position in December of 2005. Stationed at Friendship Fire Company (St. 1) on the northside of the city and still continue to volunteer.

Day Job:: Firefighter

Relationship Status:: In a Relationship

Why I Joined Fire/EMS: Wanted to help people and family tradition.

Top Issues Facing Responders:: Manpower

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"I have no ambition in this world but one, and that is to be a fireman.

The position may, in the eyes of some,
appear to be a lowly one;
but we who know the work
which a fireman has to do,
believe that his is a noble calling...

But, above all, our proudest endeavor
is to save lives...

Under the impulse of such thoughts,
the nobility of the occupation thrills us and stimulates us to deeds of daring,
even of supreme sacrifice."

Edward F. Croker
Chief of Department
FDNY 1899-1911