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Profile Information
- Type of Organization
- Private EMS
- Job Function
- EMT - Basic
- Years in Fire/EMS:
- 4
- Primary Fire/EMS Department:
- metro atlanta ambulance, marietta ,ga
- Years With Department/Agency
- 2
- Dept. Web Site:
- http://www.maas911.com
- Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations
- clark ambulance paulding county 911
- My Training:
- emt- intermediate
- About Me:
- 4 years ems service, als (basic) extracation trained,
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- Facebook or Other Online Profile:
- http://gaemt03
- Why I Joined Fire/EMS
- had a friend who was in it and thought it would be interesting. got into school and fell in love with it.
- Why I Love Fire/EMS
- spending time with pts and making a difference in there lives
- Top Issues Facing Responders:
- better pay
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How are things at MAAS? I worked there in 2003, riding 461 with Captain Jack at Windy Hill @ S. Cobb Drive. We worked with the guys at CCFD stations #2 & #7, and all the guys at Smyrna FD. I really miss those days... Back in Oklahoma now with a small volunteer department, so I don't get near the action that I got back then. (But, then again, 16 & 17 call shifts were not really all that fun either...) If you see Mary Sloan & Captain Jack, tell 'em John Rogers said "Hi". Roll safe, my brother!!
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