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CDS community education and awareness efforts.
24 Comandos de Salvamento Volunteers graduated today as EMT-Bs sponsored and acredited by SouthWestern College of San Diego and taught by Paramedic Devin Price. The class was taught in three parts when north american paramedics…
25 students of Liceo David Guzman graduated today from the Basic First Aid course offered through CDS EMS school. Comandos in attendance were Instructor Luis Colato, comandos Carlos Fuentes, Cristian Flores and International Representative Mark…
Comandos wants to thank Hi-Lift Jack for the donation of a First Responder Hi-Lift Jack. Urban Extrication team members from Delegate base Antiguo Cuscatlan and San Martin were trained in basic use of the jack.…
CDS has recieved formal recognition from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of El Salvador for their work in training first year medical students in first aid and pre-hospital care. Doctor Adalberto Coto…
The EMT-B class #1 are learning to take vitals, do SAMPLE notes, backboard patients with C-Spine/Neck Collars, and placement of nasopharangeal airways. Each student were given 2 neck collars by teacher Devin Price to use…
Medic Devin Price and Doctor Andrés Marin from the USA started a basic EMT-B class this Monday at our EMS school at the central base. 30 volunteers from different bases throughout the country are taking…
The main base of Comandos would like to congratulate CDS veteran Jose Alexander Reyes Portillo for passing his BREC course (Urban Search and Rescue, collapsed structure training and certification) sponsored by the National Firefighters of…
This week Comandos de Salvamento along side the Salvadoran Red Cross, Army and Air force participated in a natural disaster simulated exercise of rescuing and recovering victims of a Landslide. Fotos: CDS
First responders and life-guards of CDS recently completed resistance training at Majahual beach. They are preparing for Holy Week celebrations which start this Sunday when thousands of Salvadorans flock to the beach for a full…
