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Boyle County, BCTC partner to combat paramedic shortage

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SUMMARY: Boil County Emergency Management is collaborating with the BCTC Danville campus to address the nationwide shortage of paramedics. This partnership aims to engage local students, benefiting both Boil County and Central Kentucky. The EMS donated a retired ambulance for hands-on training, allowing students to practice life-saving skills in a realistic environment. The ambulance is equipped with essential tools for emergency scenarios, enhancing the paramedic and EMS programs in the area. Participants are optimistic about the future growth of this partnership, which plays a crucial role in preparing the next generation of emergency medical service professionals.

Boyle County EMS and BCTC have partnered to combat the paramedic shortage.

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kychamberbottomline.com – Amanda Kelly – 2025-08-27 14:27:00

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Dayton Man Sentenced for Fentanyl Analogue Trafficking

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www.wnky.com – WNKY Staff – 2025-08-25 16:35:00

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