ECC Graduates 62 in Emergency Medical Services
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EMT Spring Day (l-r): Shenise Parker and Jack Harrell III (Not pictured) Paige Davidson and Daquan Pevie Photo 1 of 9
EMT Spring Night (l-r): Ryan Wells, Wendy Mouett-Villar, Hannah Webb, Fabiana Souza and Tanequa Harris (Not pictured) Kody Banks, Donald Cashwell III, Jackson Cooke, Anna Harsh, Dalton Joyner Jr., and Mason Moore Photo 2 of 9
EMT Summer (l-r): Sarah Wells, Kemon Downing, Mark Shockley, Summer Cook and Kayla Baez (Not pictured) Virgil Bailey, Samantha Cook, Julia Davis, Calvin Johnson, Danyelle Knox, Shakia May and Nicholas Monaco Photo 3 of 9
AEMT Fall Day (l-r): August Draughn, Justin Robinson and Jaden Demery (Not pictured) Tyler Reed Photo 4 of 9
EMT Fall Night (l-r): Regine Outlaw, Seth Webb, Mylee Pulley, Ryan Taylor and Mykaela Keel (Not pictured) Zy’niyha Edmundson Photo 5 of 9
AEMT Summer (l-r): Shenise Parker and Jayla Everett (Not pictured) Ella Coats, Connor Johnson, Sophia Saeed and Michele Weathers Photo 6 of 9
AEMT Spring (l-r): Ashley Baines (Not pictured) Jackson Dildy, Kayleigh Osten, Jordan Sam and Tabitha Vaughn Photo 7 of 9
AEMT Fall (l-r): Mykaja Simms and Jack Harrell III (Not pictured) Christopher Fryrear Photo 8 of 9
Paramedic (l-r): Michael Sherrod, George Pate Jr., Savannah Amick, Tyler Rose, Cyerra Johnson, Jessica Specht, Chauncey Kendall, Pamela Braddy, Maya Marks and Tiffany Shockley Photo 9 of 9
Edgecombe Community College held its Emergency Medical Services graduation ceremony Dec. 4 in Tarboro. Sixty-two students completed their training, receiving their certificate and eligibility to take the state test and become certified. Of those 62 students, 37 completed Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), 14 completed Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT), and 11 completed paramedic training.
An EMT delivers emergency medical services outside of the hospital, such as at homes, accident scenes, public places and in ambulances. The AEMT program is designed for individuals who are already EMT’s. In this program, they advance their knowledge and ability to provide treatment. Paramedics are licensed to provide a wide range of advanced emergency services and some complex procedures outside of the hospital.