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Health & Fitness Lifeguard Ambulance makes high-tech advance
Health & Fitness Lifeguard Ambulance makes high-tech advance
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Lifeguard Ambulance makes high-tech advance
Tuesday, 20 July 2010 14:02
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| Photo by Christine O'Connor |
If someone is having a medical emergency on Navarre Beach, Lifeguard Ambulance will be the first to respond.
The ambulance company contracted with Santa Rosa County has two fully-functional field hospitals set up along the Gulf Coast – one at Navarre Beach and the other, Opal Beach.
Each is staffed with two paramedics and two emergency medical technicians, EMTs.
They are also staffed with a medical physician – via Skype.
For more on this story, see the July 22 issue of the Navarre Press or subscribe online.
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