Eugene
Dozens begin careers in emergency response as 43 new recruits enter Eugene Springfield Fire EMS academy
Eugene, OR – On Monday, 43 individuals officially began their journey into emergency services as they entered the Eugene Springfield Fire EMS Academy. The group represents a diverse range of roles, including paramedics, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), basic life support (BLS) technicians, and firefighter/EMTs.
The academy marks the start of rigorous training for these recruits, who will be preparing to serve on the front lines of public safety across the Eugene-Springfield region. Over the coming weeks, they will undergo intensive instruction in emergency medical care, fire response, rescue techniques, and teamwork under pressure.
Eugene Springfield Fire emphasized the significance of this new class, noting that the EMS Academy plays a critical role in shaping capable, resilient responders equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies.
The department praised the recruits’ commitment to public service, highlighting the vital contributions they will make to the safety and well-being of the community.
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