As a member of Davis Corner Rescue Squad, what can I expect?
Current members look forward to helping new trainees learn the ropes of the system and the best techniques with patients. There is a lead monitor to supervise new trainees learning.
Training with mentoring.
Uniforms
Lively monthly meetings
Recognition
Interested in helping our community?
We would love to have you as a member. But before you join, you might want to participate in a ride along by contacting the scheduling officer: scheduling@dcvrs.org
What is a Ride Along?
On a Ride Along you join a Volunteer Team. You ride in the Ambulance, see what they see, and see what they do. A Ride Along can be a few hours or a complete shift (12 hours).
This is your opportunity to see our Volunteers in action without a long term commitment. It is easy to schedule. Contact - scheduling@dcvrs.org
Is there a commitment?
We do ask for a commitment from our volunteers. Each volunteer is asked to serve four (4) times a month or more. You chose the days. Each month you submit your preferred days/nights. The schedule is published a month in advance
As an active Volunteer Rescue person you will receive weeks of training and become an important part of our volunteer force.
So I want to join, what do I do now?
Contact the recruiting at recruiting@dcvrs.org or visit http://www.livesneedsaving.org/
are provided.
often with food.
for outstanding service.