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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007 |
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Rose Medical Center tech may have infected patients (Denver Post)
A Rose Medical Center operating room technician, who was fired after failing a drug test for a powerful pain medication, potentially infected thousands of patients with hepatitis C, hospital officials and federal prosecutors said tonight.
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Drapela leaves prairie for 'shining sea' (El Campo Leader-News)
Patrolling the waters near a major Florida port, Robbie Drapela of El Campo is putting his medical and law enforcement training to work. A member of the Coast Guard, Drapela is stationed at Jackson, Fla., serving as an emergency medical technician with the rank of petty officer.
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Test Takers (The Meridian Star)
Rhonda and Mark Bilbro from Pelahatchie prepare to take the National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) First Responder certification at Meridian Community College?s Career Development Center. In the past year, 85 people have taken the national certified exam at the college.
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Jackson man sentenced in death of EMT at I-94 crash scene in January 2008 (The Ann Arbor News)
A Jackson man has been sentenced to a year in jail after pleading no contest to striking and killing an emergency medical technician who was helping a stranded motorist during snowy weather....
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Tell Corzine to leave EMT Training Fund alone (North South Brunswick Sentinel)
The volunteer Emergency Medical Services (EMS) community understands this difficult economy requires serious belt tightening. Gov. Jon Corzine's plan to redirect $4 million from the Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund to the general fund, however, would only make things worse, especially on the local level.
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HCC to offer EMT degree (The Journal-Standard)
Highland Community College will offer an Associate of Applied Science emergency medical technician degree in the fall of 2009, upon approval of the Illinois Community College Board and Illinois Board of Higher Education.
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ER Technician Accused Of Raping Drunk Patient (CBS 2 Los Angeles)
A hospital worker in Orange County is accused of raping an intoxicated patient, according to officials. Jesse Karim Pena, who is an emergency room technician at Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center in Newport Beach, is accused of raping a 31-year-old woman who was brought into the hospital in an inebriated condition, said authorities.
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Patients stunned over possible Hepatitis C exposure (9 News Denver)
DENVER - Rose Medical Center started talking directly with patients on Friday after it announced that a surgery technician may have exposed thousands of patients to Hepatitis C while she was stealing a powerful painkiller.
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