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Six graduate from Albemarle’s in-house paramedic program
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Six graduate from Albemarle’s in-house paramedic program
As Albemarle County continues to expand its fire and rescue operations with paid positions, one obstacle is finding qualified personnel. To help overcome that issue, Albemarle County has created an in-house program to existing fire and rescue receive more training as parademics. Employees go through over 1,000 hours of training to provide Advanced Life Support care. According to an information release, that includes administering dozens of medic…
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