Velbert welcomes two new heroines in the emergency services

Velbert welcomes two new heroines in the emergency services

The city of Velbert has taken an important step in the area of emergency care. In the past few days, two new emergency paramedics have been introduced to active service, who have successfully completed a demanding three -year training. This training, which is characterized by a variety of practical and theoretical content, now enables the two women to work on ambulances as transport drivers.

After intensive preparations and a state examination, the assignment was worth it: both paramedics were able to conclude with very good results and thus not only demonstrated their skills, but also their dedication for the health service. Your new role means that you will be available in acute medical emergencies for the citizens of Velbert.

The way to the emergency paramedic

The way to the emergency medic is not an easier. The training includes extensive medical knowledge and skills that must be used in a variety of emergency situations. The course content includes emergency medicine, patient care and basic diagnostics without a superfluous delay. This training is crucial to be up to the challenges of an emergency and act quickly and effectively.

The curriculum is designed in such a way that future paramedics not only accumulate theoretical knowledge, but also develop practical skills. Internships in various medical institutions are an essential part of the training and enable trainees to test their skills under real conditions.

The new use of the two women in the emergency services increases the operational readiness of the Velberter fire brigade, which is therefore able to react even faster and more efficiently to medical emergencies. This is particularly important at a time when the demands on emergency care are steadily increasing.

The use of the new paramedics by the Velbert fire brigade was announced with great joy and pride. In an official message, the fire brigade congratulated the two graduates for their excellent performance and wish them every success and joy in their new, responsible function.

The fire brigade is confident that the two new team members not only shorten the waiting times for patients, but will also ensure high quality of medical care. Their presence on the ambulance is another step in the right direction for urban emergency care and shows the city's commitment to strengthen existing and set new standards.