#ThrowbackThursday During a snowy overnight shift at PFARS some 12 years ago, this group of volunteers from Princeton University was captured in this photo. Becoming an EMT at PFARS continues to be a great way for young people to consider careers in medicine. Just take a look at where these folks are now! Erin Blake ’06, Fellow Physician in Gynecologic Oncology at University of California; Jacob Bregman '06, Senior Director of Ambulatory Services at UCHealth; Benjamin Easter '07, Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine; Jessica Fleitman '07, Physician at Penn Medicine; Marilyn Michelow '07, Assistant Professor at the University of California, San Francisco's Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care; Peyton Thompson '08, Third-Year Fellow at Pediatric Infectious Disease; Hilary Dobel '08, Senior Marketing Assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Rahul Sharma '06 (laying across the front), inaugural Chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and the Emergency Physician-in-Chief for New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center. #JoinTheSquad
This brings back memories of teaching EMT to most of the folks in this picture. Your success in making people healthy is outstanding
Proud to call them all my partners, friends and extended family!
Looking to join a group of dedicated volunteers? Next EMT class starts in February, and seats are filling up fast!
Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad
Want to #JoinTheSquad? Watch this video to find out why our members are passionate about their jobs. Sign up on our website to learn if becoming an EMT is right for you. pfars.org/volunteer/
Want to #JoinTheSquad? Watch this video to find out why our members are passionate about their jobs. Sign up on our website to learn if becoming an EMT is right for you. pfars.org/volunteer/
Great Recruiting Video!!!
Super Awesome job! Nicely done, good message and well choreographed. Let’s recruit some volunteers!
You 100% volunteers?
Awesome video!
Awesome Video Chief Frank Setnicky!
#jointhesquad!! Amazing six years and thankful for all of it
Excellent video!!!
Awesome! My time with the squad changed my life - thank you!!
WHY VOLUNTEER?
Most of our volunteers say they want to serve because of the deep satisfaction that comes from helping people in need. Our high school and college age members find it a great way to complement their pre-medical education, and even to help them decide which path to pursue.
LEARN MORE
To learn about becoming a volunteer, contact us using the form below or attend an information session. Information sessions are held at 6:30 PM every third Monday of the month at Squad headquarters. Registration is not required but attendance atan information session is required before we can consider your application to become a member.
