“The Foundation guarantees that every individual is trained to the highest level possible. It allows us to ask more of our paramedics than any other program.”
Michael K. Copass, MD
Among the Most Highly Skilled Paramedics in the World
Charitable gifts are the sole source of support for the world-renown Michael K. Copass Paramedic Training Program. Your support ensures that our region’s paramedics—among the most highly trained in the world—receive an exceptional education that far exceeds national standards.
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Welcome Paramedic Training Class 47
Twenty-four students representing emergency services providers throughout our region have been accepted into the Medic One Paramedic Training Program. Their training begins in October and will extend through July. During that time, they will undergo 2,750 hours of rigorous training, including classroom instruction, clinical rotations at Seattle Children’s, UW Medical Center and Harborview Medical Center, as well as extensive field training supervised by experienced senior paramedics.
Bellevue Fire Department Josef Hoffman Taylor Konkright East Jefferson Fire Rescue Everett Fire Department King County Medic One |
Port Ludlow Charles Johnson Redmond Fire Department Seattle Fire Department |
Shoreline Fire Department Nicholas Lewis Timothy Tyler Snohomish County Fire District 7 Noah Young Snohomish County Fire District 15 |
Foundation Funding Trains Medic One Paramedics Throughout Our Region
Island County Camano Island Fire & Rescue Jefferson County King County Kitsap County |
San Juan County San Juan County Fire District 4 (Lopez Island) San Juan EMS Orcas Island Fire & Rescue Snohomish County Whatcom County |
Learn More About the Paramedic Training Program
For more information on the Medic One Paramedic Training Program, please visit their website at www.uwpmt.org.