Where we Ladies can gather and talk about being a part of the Emergency Services
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Hey there everyone, thought sense I was new to the group that I would say hi and that I hope that you all are being safe out there now that summer is here! Be safe ladies and show those boys up ;)
I fully support females in the fire service, the reason is because it was a male dominated job and I think it is fantastic that proved that they can sorta speak compete against a man for the same job.
Hey Everyone. I hope everyone is well. I just wanted a little advice on my decision here. I am trying to join a volunteer fire department in or around Lexington, KY where I have an internship. And I wanted to know how all of your experiences have been. Like are they against women, do they treat you differently, how is the training different, etc? Any insight you can give me is appreciated.
I am currently a CERT member in my hometown in IL but I have been trying to transfer to the Lexington CERT while I'm here. I have also done a summer internship with my hometown's emergency management agency and did some work through that with my paid fire department. I also have my basic CPR and first aid certifications. Plus a few from FEMA. So I know enough about the emergency field but not specifically one field over another- if that makes sense.
Thanks for any help in advance.
The December issue of the Grieving Behind the Badge newsletter is now online. http://bit.ly/GBBdec2014
I went to the Phoenix Fire Camp 2 years ago and i loved it there. I would recommend to all girls interested in firefighting this camp is one great way to get hands on training and an insight look into the world of Firefighting.
Fire Service Women of New Jersey will be sponsoring a Safety Training Day at the Bergen County Law & Public Safety Institute in Mahwah, NJ on Saturday, November 10th. Flood Rescue Safety, Leadership, Flashover & Team Building including moving a 15,000 lb obstacle. Gonna be a great day! Stay tuned for more info!
Hello, ladies! I have been an EMT-B, vollie firefighter, and am currently secretary on a volunteer fire department. I am also a retired mortician, a bereavement educator, and editor of the Grieving Behind the Badge newsletter for emergency responders. I would love to have you join the Badge newsletter group http://sweeneyalliance.org/newsletters/newsletter-sign-up.html
If you have a passion about a particular topic and would like to write about it, drop me a line. Stay safe, Peggy
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