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5 Things to Know About Bates EMS<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.\n\nMacKenzie Winslow \u009219, working in a group with Bella Stone \u009219 and Robert Winckler \u009221, had quickly realized how strenuous giving chest compressions is. When an instructor announced they\u0092d been going for three minutes, \u0093we looked at each other and said it feels like it\u0092s been forever,\u0094 she said. \n\nWinslow and Winckler, both neuroscience majors, and Stone, a biology major, all plan to go into healthcare, and all are interested in joining BEMS after they get certified.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.\n\nMacKenzie Winslow \u009219, working in a group with Bella Stone \u009219 and Robert Winckler \u009221, had quickly realized how strenuous giving chest compressions is. When an instructor announced they\u0092d been going for three minutes, \u0093we looked at each other and said it feels like it\u0092s been forever,\u0094 she said. \n\nWinslow and Winckler, both neuroscience majors, and Stone, a biology major, all plan to go into healthcare, and all are interested in joining BEMS after they get certified.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.\n\nMacKenzie Winslow \u009219, working in a group with Bella Stone \u009219 and Robert Winckler \u009221, had quickly realized how strenuous giving chest compressions is. When an instructor announced they\u0092d been going for three minutes, \u0093we looked at each other and said it feels like it\u0092s been forever,\u0094 she said. \n\nWinslow and Winckler, both neuroscience majors, and Stone, a biology major, all plan to go into healthcare, and all are interested in joining BEMS after they get certified.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.\n\nBrittany Seipp ’21 of Glen Head, N.Y., (left) Jamie Siegart ’21 of Manchester, N.H., (center)\nPhoebe Hyland ’21 of Cambridge, Mass. (pink t shirt, right)<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.<\/p><\/div>

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Training during Short Term in Skelton Lounge for Bates Emergency Medical Service.\n\nBrittany Seipp ’21 of Glen Head, N.Y., (left) Jamie Siegart ’21 of Manchester, N.H., (center)\nPhoebe Hyland ’21 of Cambridge, Mass. (pink t shirt, right)<\/p><\/div>

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