‘Freedom House 2.0’ offers EMS training for those in disadvantaged communities
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center will launch the EMS mentorship and financial support program based on the original Freedom House founded in 1968
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center will launch the EMS mentorship and financial support program based on the original Freedom House founded in 1968
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The program will include livestreamed and recorded lectures that can be viewed remotely in conjunction with hands-on field and simulation training