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- Residence.
- Yreka, CA / Caldwell, ID
- Department:
- Cal-Fire Siskiyou Unit
- Title/rank:
- FFI
- Years of public service:
- 4
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Physical Fitness, Amotivation, desire and interest in Training, Accountability for job-knowledge...
- Professional Qualifications:
- BS-Exercise Science (in June)
CSFM FFI
CA-EMT
- Topics you provide training for:
- Eventually...Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology
(Affects of Core Temperature, Metabolism, Cardiac Drift, Weight Loss, Cardio-Vascular Endurance...)
- Bio:
- 4 fire-seasons, FFI with Cal-Fire
Proud Daughter and Grand-Daughter of Great Firemen.
Sr. Exercise Science Student at the College of Idaho.
I LOVE my job, but I also love the Health Profession. I plan on continuing to work for Cal-Fire while I get my masters in Exercise Physiology and practice as both eventually, an occupational physiologist and firefighter. I love being a Firefighter and my goal is to be part of the change that makes what we do a healthier, better understood profession.
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Lesson on the Human Heart
In the wake of this sad week for firefighters, I can't help but feel bewildered by the attitudes of some firefighters.
Two of our brothers and sisters died this week while completing routine training exercises.
While there is no evidence or even speculation that the recent deaths of FDNY-Probie Jamel Spears, 33 and Volunteer-Cecilia Turnbough, 42, for Dale City Fire-VA were in poor physical shape or that a lack of fitness in some way contributed to their death (nor am I implying that it was a f… Continue
Two of our brothers and sisters died this week while completing routine training exercises.
While there is no evidence or even speculation that the recent deaths of FDNY-Probie Jamel Spears, 33 and Volunteer-Cecilia Turnbough, 42, for Dale City Fire-VA were in poor physical shape or that a lack of fitness in some way contributed to their death (nor am I implying that it was a f… Continue
Posted on November 13, 2008 at 2:00pm — 4 Comments
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The fire service is a tricky business, and I am very glad to see you are carrying on in its proud tradition for your family. You hang in there Sister and just remember that tradition is something that changes slowly, but never give up. Old farts like me will come around it just has to be proven that the change is for the best and not for the sake of change. Old dogs can learn new tricks...LOL! Keep me posted on the firehouse activities please. May you have a very safe and wonderful Thanksgiving as well.
John
Thanks for your comments on my Chief. He was a truly inspiring man. If you have any questions about University Fire Department, let me know, I'd be happy to answer or pass you off to one of our finest.
Ben
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Daryl
Looks like you have found some groups to join already, Check out all of them you might find some new interest or be able to give some input. Dan
Good to see you on board and it is always a pleasure to see a C.O.S. graduate doing well. The best of luck to you.
Ted
I have some interesting and important information regarding FF wellness and health. Please send your email address and I'll send the info. I think this will fit nicely into your wellness plan. Thanks, John
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