What’s INSIDE An Ivy League EMS station
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2024
- 🚑 Station Cribs on Heroes Next Door: Princeton First Aid & Rescue Company 🚑
Join us in this week's gripping episode of Station Cribs as we explore the heart of Princeton, NJ, showcasing the remarkable Princeton First Aid and Rescue Company. This cutting-edge facility, built in 2018, stands as a testament to the organization's dedication and growth, having outgrown its original space.
🌟 Mission: To Save Lives and Promote Safety 🌟
At the core of their mission is to save lives, relieve suffering, and promote safety. The squad's primary focus is on Emergency Medical Services (EMS), where both career and volunteer staff, highly-trained Emergency Medical Technicians, excel in providing top-notch care for various life-threatening situations.
🚨 Emergency Medical Services: Ready for Any Challenge 🚨
From childbirth to traumatic injuries, the squad is prepared for diverse emergencies. Continuous education and regular training sessions ensure their readiness to deliver the highest quality care to the community.
🔗 Rescue Operations: Technical Expertise at Its Best 🔗
Specializing in technical rescue services, the squad's rescue members undergo extensive certification programs and drills to ensure proficiency and safety. Equipped with specialized tools, they mitigate hazards and provide life-saving care in crises.
🤝 Community Support: Always There When Needed 🤝
The squad plans for large events, erecting portable first aid and cooling stations to ensure a quick and effective response. From sporting events to parades, they provide essential support during community gatherings.
🎓 Education: Empowering the Community 🎓
Offering certification courses like the HEARTSAVER® and Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers, the squad empowers healthcare providers with life-saving skills. Classes are scheduled regularly, and inquiries can be made via learncpr@pfars.org or by calling 609-924-3338.
🏫 Student and Remote Worker Friendly 🏫
With proximity to Princeton University, the organization encourages student volunteers. A dedicated room allows students and remote workers to complete homework or business tasks while spending time at the station.
👥 Special Guests: Chief Matthew Stiff and Co-host Jeremy Donch 👥
Chief Matthew Stiff guides us through the tour, with Jeremy Donch joining as a co-host. Witness the collaboration of paid staff and volunteers, showcasing the strength of a volunteer organization.
👀 Attention to Detail: A Building Designed for Efficiency 👀
Explore the outstanding features of the building, emphasizing meticulous attention to detail in flow and space utilization. The facility ensures quick responses from apparatus bays, whether attending a class, working, resting in bunkrooms, or enjoying the gourmet kitchen.
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Thanks for featuring our building!❤
Vol. Fire & EMS, ED Tech, RN, now retired. I’d love to go back to work as a FF, Medic or as a RN. Thanks for sharing all you do, truly amazing technological changes since I rode a back step.
Our pleasure!
22:56 WOW! Their day room is beautiful! I love the ceiling.
Beautiful station! Blows my mind though that they are not a medic service…
that’s New Jersey for you. every where in NJ is like that. BLS can be any type of agency whether it’s a municipality like Princeton, a County Based agency, a private company or a hospital owned agency. meanwhile ALS is strictly Hospital operated
There's a medic unit in town. Just at a different building
@@zline-sp2fs he’s talking about the fact that the actual agency doesn’t run ALS. the Hospital system provides ALS services
@@nj_e.s.v.p4472I was just replying to the original comment. I'm aware though thanks. I'm a former member.
New Jersey does not allow locally-run ALS at all per state law. ALS has to be run by hospital-based ambulance/intercept services
Always love your videos and your attention to detail is great. Love showcasing different departments across the nation. One suggestion, the background music while people are talking is very distracting for some of us. Otherwise great stuff.
Thank you very much!
I LOVE how they designed the station! That said though Mike, have you thought about doing a video about Race Track Fire and Rescue Departments? I think it would be fun to do just to see what it is like when were working at a Track.
Send us the invites !!!
@HeroesNextDoor hey brotha you Should do a special episode sometime here in Williamsport at Penn College with their new 12 month Paramedic Program I plan on attending that here next year bc I noticed you were just at Loyalsock VFD recently I live right down the road from that company and I'm a HUGE FAN of this channel id love to meet ya
Love the study room! I almost all of my studying for my degrees while at the firehouse
I'm always surprised to see places still called a first aid squad. Why not just be called called so and so EMS, or so and so ambulance? Personally when i hear first aid squad, I think of some barely trained people on a transport unit.
It’s a Jersey thing…
Calling it first aid. Sounds like they are running code 3 to give you a band aid. 😂😂
Lebanon, PA has First Aid and Safety Patrol. Paid ALS and BLS.
It’s called tradition my friend.
@@user-vf2qs7jc9tnorth jersey
Nice station, separate EMS stations are always awesome, this is most paramedics' dream.
I wish we had a nice station like this !
our EMS station of 4 bays for 5 units, with adjacent building for water rescue and disaster management division is right across the street from the 17 bay fire station
Always enjoy your videos
Glad to hear it
Very nice station very well designed can’t wait to see that amazing Pierce rescue truck I really think you and Jeremey should do another episode together his channel is really good thanks.
I hope so too!
Thanks for the station tour Hero's Next Door. Hope one day you would do a video tour on the new Heavy Rescue truck at 36:17
It’s coming
You should go to the Milltown Rescue Squad. very cool squad. 2 Heavy rescues 3 ambulances 1 offroad ambulance 1 rehab trailer and 1 boat
Please send invites to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Princeton fun fact: current borough of Princeton has existed only since 2013, created by merging a much smaller borough and surrounding township.
Love your videos! Williamsburg, VA just got a new station, also close to William and Mary, maybe stop by there?
@natsncaps_4935
He needs to be invited!
Beautiful Station! Just amazing!
It really is!
@@HeroesNextDoor already send it my Station Chief as Inspiration for our new Station... He just laughed...
@@dynamic_Shamanwhy just laugh? We would love to come. We charge nothing
Another great video. I did notice though that in my opinion the turnout gear door from the office area is hinged wrong. It looks as though it will swing into the gear rather than to the empty wall.
That’s a good price. In 2023 to 2020 for my department which I am retired for 20 years. Build a new station. It is south of San Francisco town of Woodside. I believe it is a 5B station two-story. It houses an engine a reserve a have a rescue and a BC. It cost $30 million.
Wow hope it’s a nice house
LIKE THIS ONE ALOT!!
Thanks that means a lot
Quick Question!!! Do you have any information on the life members or how that process works? It seems very interesting and possibly something to look into for my department. Thank you!
Need to check out the rescue squads in Tennessee they don't have ambulances its all technical rescue stuff go to Sevier County in Sevierville Tennessee they have a awesome rescue squad
You should come to Tucson Arizona and check out Tucson Fire Dept.
Send us the invites so we can schedule it !!!
Hey, I was just thinking you know what would be a great video. Let's go up to the fire expo in Harrisburg on your Pennsylvania native. I think that would be the terrific video. You can make a pound of that four or five videos in that place right there. And you know, Harrisburg at the fire expo used to be at dust, wonderland and Lancaster. But now he moved to the farm show complex and Harrisburg. That would meet awesome. Awesome videos and then you can see all the fire trucks and everything. New gear everything. Think about it. I think it will be a hit
Wow. So many spelling errors!
Do you know the dates for the expo this year
@@johnlebzelter4208 Sorry on dyslexic this is for your information. I'm not perfect
I find it so interesting that North American services aren’t 100% paramedic staffed. In Australia, bachelors degree qualified paramedic is the minimum requirement. Is there a reason for that at all? I could google but everyone seems very passionate and knowledgeable in these comments.
They are far from 100% paramedic. If that was the case we would not have enough providers. Even now it’s hard to find a paramedic at times
Each state is different. In New Jersey, per state law, these local ambulance agencies are not allowed to have advanced life support. Paramedics can only come from hospitals and ride around in hospital-owned ambulances or in flycars.
Instead, these local ambulances are certified to the basic life support level, which at a minimum in NJ is two EMTs (approximately 4-6 months of training). When they get a call requiring ALS, a hospital paramedic is dispatched alongside them, and they either meet them on scene or they intercept with them on the way to the hospital depending on the distance, the severity of the call, and how long the initial ambulance is on scene.
In a place like Princeton, you will get a paramedic (almost) all the time, they just won’t be on the same ambulance as Princeton FARS. (I say almost because I assume the lowest of the low priority calls will only get BLS and no ALS dispatched.)
@@HeroesNextDoor I just find that so interesting ! We have an oversupply of paramedicine graduates in Australia and a lot end up going to the UK. I’ve heard of an increasing number going to the USA and that must be why.
As someone from across the pond the bewildering array of ways fire/rescue/ambulance is organised seems terrible for organising things. Don't get me wrong we do have reserve/volunteer/charity/private company/ etc options in these areas but they have specific roles to support the main ambulance and fire rescue organisations.
Usually yours are maintained by the country though, isn't it? Here, volunteering was the only way the towns, cities, and counties were able to afford these services. Now they're just continued in that same way because people want to keep volunteering or are slowly being taken over by career personnel but paid the volunteer organizations so that they stay volunteer in name only. It's odd how some things work but when it's all under a large incident, it's easy to know what trucks do which things.
32:05 - what is that Ford Model called? :)
If looks like the Guest could work as Double for Kelly Severide in Chicago Fire
@Heros Next Door . Give Winter Park, Florida calll. One of the best fire departments in Florida.
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Princeton boo just kidding! I got into UPenn as a nontraditional student. They liked that I had been a firefighter.
Aye my dad knows jeremy i think
do volintees go into bulding fire
Yes !!
Come to Manchester New Hampshire you’d laugh at the largest city above Boston.
@BosniaHercegov He needs to be invited!
@@johnlebzelter4208 Doubt that would ever happen!
Not True, with the invites we can get the schedule started. There are a lot of factors but the invite gets the ball rolling. Please send it to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Who handles haz mat situations?
The local fire department I assume
@@HeroesNextDoortrenton city fire is the main hazmat unit for the county. but also the first aid squad's heavy rescue will respond as a fire unit
$9 mil for a BLS station ahahahahahahahah. But they have a uhaul with snacks and beverages so thats a win for the community.
I saw the "First Aid and Rescue Services" and thought that's hilarious... until I realized it wasn't a joke.. That's horrible
Tradition in EMS. Why is that horrible?
What the heck man come on change that useless smiths machine out for a squat rack. Smith machines are only good for resting your coffee on
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Mikes gay little chuckles
😂😂😂
Just when I thought ems couldn’t get any more lame.
Lame. You’re kidding right
You barely do any police videos!! “Hint-hint.”
We would love too but we don’t get the invites like the others
Thanks for watching and making a comment
Slow & boring.
Thanks for watching. Maybe there is something more your speed in a day in the life bucket or training days ?