United Hatzalah Completes Paramedic Course in Modi'in Illit
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
United Hatzalah has completed an intensive paramedic course for its 'Koach Hatzalah' unit in Modi'in Illit, equipping new paramedics with advanced skills. The graduation ceremony included the presentation of certificates and personal medical equipment. Officials stated the new paramedics are a significant force multiplier, expected to reduce response times and save more lives in the city. The course covered first aid, CPR, trauma management, and complex emergency response.
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- United Hatzalah's 'Koach Hatzalah' unit in Modi'in Illit successfully completed a paramedic training course.
- The course provided trainees with extensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills in emergency medical care.
- Graduates received certificates and personal medical equipment to aid them in their roles.
- Officials highlighted the new paramedics as a significant force multiplier for the city.
- The expansion of the unit is expected to reduce response times and save more lives in Modi'in Illit.
United Hatzalah has successfully concluded an intensive paramedic course for its 'Koach Hatzalah' unit in Modi'in Illit. Over several months, trainees acquired extensive theoretical knowledge and practiced practical skills in first aid, CPR, trauma management, and responding to complex medical emergencies, under the close guidance of the organization's instructors.
The graduation ceremony was attended by Lazer Hyman, Deputy CEO and Head of Volunteers and Operations Division at United Hatzalah; Itzik Neugershel, Head of the Shfela region; and Shmuel Rozengarten, Head of the Modi'in Illit branch. They congratulated the new paramedics, presented them with their certificates, and provided them with personal medical equipment for their responses throughout the city.
Hyman stated that the completion of the course is a significant force multiplier for the city's residents, welcoming the new paramedics into a family of dedication and mutual responsibility, and positioning them at the forefront of saving lives in routine and emergency situations.
Neugershel and Rozengarten added that they are proud of the graduates who invested their time and effort over many months to gain the professionalism needed to assist Modi'in Illit residents in critical moments. They emphasized that the expansion of the unit and branch will further reduce response times in the city and lead to many more lives saved.
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