United Hatzalah Graduates New EMTs in Modiin Illit
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
United Hatzalah held a graduation ceremony for a new emergency medical technician course in Modiin Illit. The graduates completed months of intensive training in first aid and emergency response. They will join the volunteer network to shorten response times and provide immediate medical care. The event was attended by senior United Hatzalah officials who presented certificates and equipment.
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- United Hatzalah graduated new EMTs from its 'Koach Hatzala' unit in Modiin Illit.
- The new EMTs completed intensive training in first aid, CPR, and trauma care.
- The graduates will join the volunteer network to reduce emergency response times.
- Senior United Hatzalah officials attended the graduation ceremony.
- The new EMTs received certificates and personal medical equipment.
A graduation ceremony for a new emergency medical technician (EMT) course for the 'Koach Hatzala' unit within the United Hatzalah organization was held yesterday in Modiin Illit. The graduates completed intensive training over several months, equipping them with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in first aid, CPR, trauma care, and complex emergency response. These new volunteers will join the existing network in the city and surrounding areas, aiming to shorten response times and provide rapid initial medical care.
The ceremony was attended by Lazer Hyman, Deputy CEO and Head of Volunteers and Operations at United Hatzalah; Itzik Neugershel, Head of the Shfela Region; and Shmuel Rosengarten, Head of the Modiin Illit branch. Officials presented the new EMTs with certificates and personal medical equipment. Speakers praised the graduates' dedication and emphasized that their addition significantly strengthens the volunteer force, promising to reduce response times during critical moments and enhance mutual responsibility within the city.
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