Firefighters training to be EMTs 'rescue' student 'victims' in Magens Bay exercise
Published: March 2, 2013
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Daily News Photo by ALDETH LEWIN Firefighters Brenda Sonson, Cpl. Wilber Francis and Doug Walters perform CPR on a dummy at Magens Bay on Friday.
Firefighters Keith Hodge, Greg Maduro and Vegan Scatliff practice putting a splint on student Khadijah Estill's arm.
ST. THOMAS - On Friday, 16 firefighters spent the last day of a four-month Emergency Medical Technician training course treating "injured" students at Magens Bay.
The training is part of a larger initiative to have all firefighters certified and licensed as EMTs.
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