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Ross Caston

53, Male

Farmington

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization: Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer
Job Function: Training Officer, Captain, EMT - Basic
Years in Fire/EMS:: Fire - 8, EMS - 20
Primary Fire/EMS Department:: Iowa Park Volunteer Fire Department
Years With Department/Agency: 5
Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations: Valley Fire Department in Kirtland NM as a Junior FF initially, then FF/EMT-B
My Training:: SFFMA Accredited Basic Firefighter
NREMT-B
Haz-Mat Technician
ICS 100, 200, 300, 400, 700, 800
About Me:: I am a Chief Hospital Corpsman in the US Navy stationed at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls, Texas as an instructor in the DoD Biomedical Equipment Technician Repair School. I am also a Captain and EMT-Basic with the Iowa Park Volunteer Fire Department...which is located about 10 miles west of Wichita Falls; am currently enrolled in the EMT-Paramedic program and should have my EMT-Intermediate done by the end of the Spring 2008 semester. I also own a home-based business that deals with the energy market. If you are in Texas or Georgia and ever look for other ways to make a few extra bucks on a part-time basis...drop me a note.
Day Job:: US Navy - Biomedical Equipment Technician Intructor
Relationship Status:: Married

Comment Wall:

Butch

How is it going Ross, I am an ex Navy Corpsman I now have a son in the Navy he is a DC he is thinking of cross rating as a MA soon, he stationed on the Carl Vinson CVN-70 I went to corpsman school from Sept 84 to Jan 85 class 85002A. Add me as a friend if you would like.

May 18, 2008
Charles Tower

Ross, Chuck Tower -- Retired USAF -- member Chester Hose Co. Chester, Ct. That is one base I never made it to in my 20 year career. Was stationed at Bergstrom (now Bergstrom International Airport, Austin, Tx.) Oldman said that Sheppard is where the Lord would stick Tx. if it needed an enema--well that may be true for Tx, however if the Lord were to give the US an enema he would stick it in Biloxi, Miss. or more precesiely---Keesler AFB. I spent way to much time in that base.

Anyway, as a retired USAF E-6 I want to say thank to you and your comrades for serving our great Nation. Without you and the people you teach and watch over--our nation could well be speaking Arabic. Thanks for your service and when the time comes---you will (I know I am) enjoy retirement.

Chuck Tower

May 18, 2008
Jeni

Howdy, I was in the navy as a seabee welder. I just got certified as an emt-b here in pa and I am now going thru fire academy training. I was thinking of going back into the navy maybe as a corpsman or maybe looking into the nursing program.

May 18, 2008
Oldman

Got your request, but due to my day starting with a code at 2am, I hit the wrong button. Thats what happens when you get old.

May 19, 2008
Ric Smith

GO NAVY!!!!!

May 21, 2008
Shawn

Hooyah Doc!!! Thanks for the add!

May 22, 2008
Ric Smith

No problem Chief......welcome aboard!!!!!!

May 22, 2008
tom

GO NAVY is right! I have three kids proudly serving in the Navy.

May 28, 2008