YouTube Channel Launches!

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Marleena Pearson

Are you looking for a way to connect more with Lane’s EMS program?

Maybe you want to refresh some knowledge, get a jump start on classes you sign up for, or maybe just get to know the faculty a little better?

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we have become creative in the way we are teaching lab skills for courses, and have created a new Lane EMS Program YouTube channel. There are already a lot of videos uploaded, and we add new videos each week. Lately the focus has been on EMT skills, but AEMT/I and Paramedic skills will be posted in the next couple of weeks, as well as some lecture topics.

Please check out our (new) Lane EMS Program YouTube Channel, and consider SUBCRIBING! It would be a great help to us, and perhaps also a great help to you.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE1RXCeGmPEaLv7y3hm6Pcg

McKenzie Fire and Rescue featured on Rick Dancer TV

Posted on October 6, 2016 by Marleena Pearson

Check out Dave Sherwood and Jayce Keller in the most recent episode of Rick Dancer TV.

Published on Oct 5, 2016

On this week’s episode of Rick Dancer TV, we take a look at Mckenzie Fire and Rescue, hike to the top of Carpenter Mountain for a chat with Fire Lookout Rob Mutch and talk with Janet Cooper about the Make Your Ripples Count movement.

Life Flight Training Exercise

Posted on May 7, 2015 by Marleena Pearson

Life Flight Training Exercise April 30 at Lane Community College

EMS students were invited to watch, learn, and participate in a joint Life Flight Training Exercise with Lane County Sheriff’s Office Regional Reserve Academy, Search and Rescue (SAR), Police Agency Reserves, Public Safety, and C-CERT (Campus Community Emergency Response Team) on April 30th, 2015.

The training scenario involved a mock vehicle crash scene with one patient needing to be transported by Life Flight. The helicopter will flew in, landed in the prepared landing zone and will loaded the patient. The helicopter circled the campus and returned to offload the patient as if at a hospital; and shut down for a debrief with the participants. SAR and C-CERT participants cleared and maintained the landing zone, while LCSO guided the helicopter; EMT/Paramedic students provided stabilization medical care transitioning the patient to the flight crew, assisting with the load and offload the patient.

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