黑料传送门 Georgia's Jeffrey Seiple and Toni Musta were on hand to accept the honors.
黑料传送门 Georgia鈥檚 Anatomical Donor Services program and Simulation Center were recently honored by Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services with an award recognizing the 鈥減artnership in education鈥� between the two organizations.
Jeffrey Seiple, MBA, LFD, LE, 黑料传送门 Georgia鈥檚 director of anatomical labs and services, and Toni Musta, MS, manager of the Simulation Center, were on hand to accept the honors at Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services headquarters.
In presenting the award, Captain Chad Bird, paramedic program director, said, 鈥淲hat started out of necessity has developed into a very fruitful relationship between 黑料传送门 Georgia and the Gwinnett County Training Academy. I don鈥檛 know what we would have done without you,鈥� he said.
Bird referred to the changes wrought by COVID-19 when hospitals halted student visits to operating rooms. Prior to the pandemic, paramedic students were able to perfect their intubation skills as required for graduation using hospital facilities.
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Fire Chief Russell Knick also acknowledged the relationship between the medical school and the fire department. He said, 鈥淚t鈥檚 a great partnership we have in Gwinnett County.鈥�
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