Please Meet our Members!

Introducing Our Officers:

President Andy Chabra, EMT
Vice President Jerry O'Brien, EMT
Treasurer Katherine Goyeneche, EMT
Secretary Claire O'Brien,Associate
Head Trustee Jerry O'Brien, EMT
Trustee Ryan Taylor, EMT
   
Captain Andy Dillon, EMT
First Lieutenant  
Second Lieutenant Abe Millan Jr, EMT
   
Welfare Claire O'Brien,  Associate
Web Manager Michael Ganger, EMT

 

And introducing the rest of our dedicated team:

Ashraf Aburoumi, FA

Peter Andela, EMT
Yalitza Acevedo, EMT Linda Bush, EMT
Shawn Conklin, EMT Ashly Cordova, FA
Marisol Cruz, FA Raymond DeDios, EMT
Shonta Dennis, FA Anthony Galietti, EMT
Claude Kranik, Driver, FA Thomas Lawrence, FA
Carola Marquez, EMT Steven Medard, EMT
Maria Montenegro, FA
Noris Rios, FA
Larissa Shnayder, EMT Brian Smith, EMT
Matt Wilk, FA Sunny Wood, EMT

 

So how do you become a member of the team?

    Being a member of the West Paterson First Aid Squad, we require:

  1. To volunteer 12 hours during the week, preferably an evening where we volunteer from 6 PM to 6 AM. (It's not that bad).   And two weekend nights a month.  If you can volunteer during the week day, then we can make arrangements to do that for you as well, and not have to do 12 hours in one day, but possibly spread the time out through a few days according to your availability.

  2. We adhere to the guidelines set forth by the New Jersey State First Aid Council.   Simply put, you need:

    1. A Valid First Aid Card, or

    2. A Valid New Jersey or National Registry Emergency Medical Technician Card

  1. A Valid CPR Card by either the American Heart Association (preferable), or by the American Red Cross.  There are various classes that you can take for CPR and the one that we require combines Adult, Child, and Infant CPR along with Adult, Child, Infant Foreign Body Airway Obstruction.

That's it!!!

How do you get these Cards?

    We have instructors at the West Paterson First Aid Squad trained as American Heart Association CPR instructors, American Red Cross First Aid Instructors, and CEVO Instructors (Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator).

    Emergency Medical Technician certification is achieved through school for which we will provide all the details about how to enroll.

    If you would like an application now, there are four ways for you to fill one out:

So are you ready to get started?

Click on the application link or contact us.  We are looking forward to meeting you!

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