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Paramedic students simulate real-life emergencies

Kelowna campus of Justice Institute of B.C. mimics every day paramedic situations
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Paramedic student Nyla McPherson tends to an overdose patient as part of a simulation created by the Justice Institute of British Columbia Kelowna to give students experience before they become paramedics. - Credit: Carli Berry/Capital News

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Fanning, from Alberta, just finished her final exams and was ready to participate in the Professionalism Day.

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She loved the idea of doing something different every day and her dad is a doctor. She felt prepared for the simulations.

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After completing the four-month program, the students are taken through the simulation, which mimics everyday scenarios, said lead instructor at the Paramedic Academy, Colin Zoobkoff.

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Around 40 volunteers took part as volunteer firemen and victims who wore makeup, with some dressed in bloody attire for their roles.

Zoobkoff said the simulations are also good transitions for students, who start their practicums Monday.

Team leader Gord Cheyne has been a paramedic since 1990 and is currently working in Vernon. This is his second time volunteering at the simulation day. As an instructor, he said he enjoys seeing students overcome barriers.

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He said as students enter the field, there is a network of people they can go to from WorkSafeBC, to colleagues and employers that offers support when dealing with difficult experiences.

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