Our squad offers a variety of volunteer options, allowing community members to offer support and services at different levels of interest and ability.
There are three primary roles on the Mendham First Aid Squad: While each role has different requirements, training can be done on your time. There are no shifts you're required to cover, and no 9-1-1 calls you're required to answer! If you aren't interested in medicine, you can become an Ambulance Driver. If you're not sure about the commitment to become an EMT, take the EMR class to learn the basics of emergency medicine and see if it's for you. If you're interested in joining but have no experience, no problem; we'll provide your training and support you the whole way! |
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No prior experience necessary, volunteer on YOUR time!
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)In-depth medical training, provide and coordinate care
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Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs)General first aid training, assist EMTs in providing care
For many, EMR is an initial step towards considering an EMT certification
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Ambulance
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All squad volunteers (including Drivers and Auxiliary members) must hold valid American Heart Association CPR for Healthcare Providers certifications.
If needed, you can obtain CPR Training through local area hospitals. If you become a member of the squad, we will help you obtain your certification!
If needed, you can obtain CPR Training through local area hospitals. If you become a member of the squad, we will help you obtain your certification!
What's EMT training like?
Read these articles from Jon Alperin, one of our volunteers, as he shared his experiences while becoming at EMT at 50 years old.