Just a CC but did lots of trainings. My husband and I often volunteered as role players. Our trainer duct taped a water bottle in our dominant hand and "decommissioned" us in a sense from our normal response. In the scenario of a kid in the sanctuary, we did overcome the "threat" but it definitely had the brain juices flowing.
Our trainer passed, but his wisdom continues, never stop training. Rip James (Jim) Torrez, Colorado
As a Community Emergency Response Team member, our Chief is a paramedic who is a great instructor, we call him blood and guts Stoner. He love trauma and has great training program on TQs we go through. His frustration is so few know how to identify shock and really hammers that home with us. Your interview reminded me of so many thing I need to incorporate into our church team training. We appreciate all that you do.!
Just a CC but did lots of trainings. My husband and I often volunteered as role players. Our trainer duct taped a water bottle in our dominant hand and "decommissioned" us in a sense from our normal response. In the scenario of a kid in the sanctuary, we did overcome the "threat" but it definitely had the brain juices flowing.
Our trainer passed, but his wisdom continues, never stop training. Rip James (Jim) Torrez, Colorado
I'm a veteran paratrooper, and I'm laughing 😃 my behind off. I'm glad that he's ok.
I knew you guys would appreciate it
I'm praying for Austin's continued healing. Thanks, and blessings, Keith, for all you do to keep God's people safe.
That was a great interview!
As a Community Emergency Response Team member, our Chief is a paramedic who is a great instructor, we call him blood and guts Stoner. He love trauma and has great training program on TQs we go through. His frustration is so few know how to identify shock and really hammers that home with us. Your interview reminded me of so many thing I need to incorporate into our church team training. We appreciate all that you do.!
Thank you