Executive Council, governor vie to enroll the most learners in CPR training competition
The highest technology for saving lives in emergency or non-emergency situations is incorporated in the fleet of AMR ambulances operational throughout New Hampshire and elsewhere. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Ready to roll when the call for help comes into AMR of Nashua is Stephannie Inkel, a Nashua resident and Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT), whose work in emergency services she describes as tough but gratifying. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The CPR Training Challenge offered May 19 at American Medical Response (AMR) of New Hampshire on West Hollis Street in Nashua during National EMS Week, May 17-23, drew avid participants, from left, Matthew Michaud, CPR instructor and Manchester resident; Peter Schoener of Nashua, Katheline C. of Hudson; Greg Roberge of Merrimack; Steven Breen of Nashua; Adam Galonski of Nashua and Julie Spencer of Nashua, accompanied here by Lucy Coulombe, EMT, and Stephannie Inkel, AEMT, both Nashuans and members of the AMR ambulance team. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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