Fire Engineering Training Community

Where firefighters come to talk training

Bernadette "Berni" Royce
  • Female
  • Scranton, PA
  • United States
Share 
  • Blog Posts
  • Discussions
  • Groups (1)
  • Photos
  • Photo Albums
  • Videos

Bernadette "Berni" Royce's Friends

Bernadette "Berni" Royce's Groups

 

Bernadette "Berni" Royce's Page

Latest Activity

Gerry DiNunzio and Bernadette "Berni" Royce are now friends
May 7
Don Huneke left a comment for Bernadette "Berni" Royce
March 31
Jim Vejvoda left a comment for Bernadette "Berni" Royce
February 2

Comment Wall (9 comments)

You need to be a member of Fire Engineering Training Community to add comments!

Join this social network

At 2:18pm on March 31, 2009, Don Huneke said…
Read your profile. Sorry about the injury. What I did notice was that you were from Osceola County. They saved my middle daughter in 10-3-08 and had her flow to Orlando to Arnold Palmer. Maybe if they treated you all like they did her things would be different. I have been banged up a few times in my public service life and am out now line of duty. I can say I have never been neglected. But have seen many of my friends and family left in pain and unable to function as they once did. I hope that you can change the system once you get your degree. Stay safe and fight the good fight all ways!!!
At 8:22pm on February 2, 2009, Jim Vejvoda said…
Stay safe Sister, hope it's warmer by you than in Chicago.
At 6:12pm on January 31, 2009, Tom Dunne said…
Berni, Welcome as a friend, enjoy the site and all the best to you. Tom
At 6:29pm on January 6, 2009, Dan Walker said…
Hi Berni,
I invite you to check out "Honor their Sacrifices" group. It is the little things like injuries and prevention that need to be trained on before things go to far. We must make sure everyone goes home. Dan
At 12:58pm on January 4, 2009, Roger Yow said…
Berni,
I welcome you as a friend and hope you have a great 2009. Stay safe.

Roger
At 7:10pm on January 3, 2009, Professor Paul Antonellis said…
Berni, Thanks for the friendship. I will be at FDIC speaking this year. If I can be of any help, please feel free to call on me. Paul Antonellis
At 5:49pm on January 3, 2009, Bobby Halton said…
Welcome my freind, I hope you enjoy the site.
Bobby
At 6:44am on January 3, 2009, John Bierling said…
Hello Berni, Thank you for your interest in Firefighter health and wellness. I am also very passionate about this, it's our primary cause of LODD. I have significantly improved my overall wellness through a nutritional wellness and detoxifying program. Thanks for all you do.
John Bierling John@IncidentMT.com
At 10:16pm on January 2, 2009, Brent Sanger said…
Hey Berni. Welcome to the community. One thing we require of all members is the use of full first and last names. Please fix your profile to reflect this as soon as possible. Thanks.

Profile Information

Department:
Osceola County
Title/rank:
Firefighter/Paramedic (permanently injured)
Years of public service:
15
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
The lack of ability to handle serious injuries. In the fire service, some departments can handle serious injuries; unfortunately, others do not have any programs set up to treat their firefighters properly or deal with the effects of a serious injury. Too many firefighters and first responders are neglected after suffering an injury.
Professional Qualifications:
B.A. English (University of Scranton)
A.S. EMS
Firefighter I and II
Florida and Pennsylvania Paramedic
Paramedic Instructor
Graduate Certificate Disaster Management
Currently working on Master in Public Health degree....the area I am choosing to specialize in is firefighter health, illness and injuries.
 
 

A Message From Bobby Halton

Fire Engineering Editor in Chief Bobby Halton
We are excited to have you participate in our discussions and interactive forums. Before you begin posting, please take a moment to read our policy page HERE.

Badge

Loading…

Get Badge

Fire Engineering Features

NFPA 1403 Live-Fire Evolutions at Fire Service Training Centers

Live fire training is an essential part of a firefighter's education, but there are significant differences between training at gas-fired versus non-gas-fired structures. Mike Gurr takes a closer look.

Fire Engineering University: Online Continuing Education for Firefighters

Fire Engineering University is changing the way fire service professionals approach continuing education. Our goal is to provide you with relevant, topical educational content that is easily accessible. For a full listing of courses with descriptions, credits, and fees, go to www.fireengineeringuniversity.com.

New Vehicle Extrication: 2010 Lexus HS250h

The first compact hybrid luxury sedan, this hybrid only model contains several unique features, including numerous air bags. Jason Emery reviews considerations for vehicle rescue operations.

Fire Engineering Magazine

A Matter of National Security

Hydraulic Rescue Tools: Operation and Maintenance

Fire Station Alerting Controllers

Preplanning Buildings with Vertical Renovations

Rescue Is Not Always Technical

 

© 2009   Created by fireeng

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service