Syracuse University Ambulance

Meet our PR Supervisor: Brian K Burton Major: Pre-Med, Economics B.A Minor: Information Technology, Design, and Start-Up From: Chicago, IL ... Hobbies: Meditation, Soul Cycle, and skincare enthusiast What does Brian love most about SUA as Public Relations Supervisor ? As PR Supervisor, I love being able to connect with the community and give insight to what SUA is and who SUA resembles. Not only do I love the org itself, but I’ve met some of my closest friends whom I love. Being able to exercise my creativity and care for people is something I will never let go of.

Meet our Co-Personnel Supervisors: Kenzie Swanson (left) and Olivia Howland (right) Kenzie Swanson Major: Nutrition Science Minor: Chemistry and Biology... Year: Senior From: Jamestown, NY Hobbies: Cheering for the Buffalo Bills, playing with @beasley_the_doodle_ What does Kenzie most love about SUA as Personnel? Being responsible for creating hard working and dedicated future generations of SUA is the best job. I feel honored to select and train the newest members of this amazing organization and teach them to love it as much as I do! Olivia Howland Major: Biology Year: Senior From: Sayre, PA Hobbies: Playing volleyball, watching food network and Netflix (The Office specifically), currently trying to learn a new language What does Olivia love most about SUA as Personnel: I love being able to choose the future members of SUA. I know how much SUA changed my life and it means the world to me that I can give this opportunity to others. The new members are able to join this special family and learn so many amazing thingsI love sua with my whole heart so being personnel with Kenzie means so much to me.

Meet our Fleet Supervisor: David Foster Major: Policy Studies Minor: Data Analytics Year: Senior ... From: Old Lyme, CT Hobbies: Photography, Biking, and anything to do with cars! What does David love most about SUA as Fleet Supervisor? Being the fleet supervisor at SUA has allowed me to learn more about the administrative side of SUA/EMS as well as giving me a more in-depth experience with our first response and EMS vehicles. I feel like I am contributing to the overall, exceptional level of care we provide to those on campus by ensuring that these vehicles are always ready to respond to any call at any time!

Meet our Facilities Supervisor: Max Sulik Major: Mechanical Engineering Year: Sophomore From: Massachusetts... Hobbies: skiing, hiking, photography What does Max love most about SUA as Facilities? The members of our organization are unequivocally our most crucial aspect, and making sure we are stocked with the necessary supplies to perform the highest level of patient care, coupled with the ability to work with so many people on a regular basis is what means the most to me serving at the Facilities Supervisor for this year.

Meet our Special Events Supervisor: Caitlin Murphy Major : Neuroscience and Nutrition Science Minor : Physics Year : Senior... From : Dedham, MA Hobbies : Running, eating, playing just dance, wasting my time on tik tok What does Caitlin love most about SUA as Special Events Supervisor? SUA being able to staff events at school is an awesome opportunity to spice things up with a change of pace from our normal operations and get some different calls. Working special events is also super fun because you get to watch everyone at Mayfest, Juice Jam, etc., or get front row seats to sports events!!

Meet Car 7 - Alex Giudice Majors: Biology and Neuroscience Year: Senior From: Nesconset, NY Hobbies: Running, Playing the Euphonium, Photography, and Reading (sci-fi mainly!)... What does Alex love most about SUA? What I love most about SUA is the community that it fosters. In this community, I have made some of my best friends and learned important lessons that have shaped me into both the person and provider I am today. What does Alex provide to SUA? As a supervisor and person, my goal is to even better that SUA community for the future generations of SUA. While working with the membership, I feel that I provide a light-hearted environment and work with members towards their own individual goals. I aim to be an easy person to learn from, and yes, I will even do training at 0300! Just ask some of the amazing members that I have worked with! At the end of the day, I feel that this fosters a place in which members feel like it is okay to make mistakes, but also a place where they will learn from those mistakes and be confident in themselves and their abilities the next time they encounter that same challenge. Ultimately, my goal as a supervisor, is to be there for the membership as someone they can turn to for EMS but also as someone they can turn to for anything in life as well.

Meet our Treasurer: Emily Michaels Major: Information Management & Technology and Psychology Year: Junior From: Westchester, NY... Hobbies: cooking & reading What does Emily love most about SUA as treasurer? Being treasurer has given me new responsibilities and a unique perspective on how SUA operates. Not only do I manage the budget of our current trainings and supplies, but I get to research innovative equipment that will better the knowledge of our crews. As an admin member, I am a leader for our org off-shift, which has already allowed me to work with new people and make SUA exactly what members want it to be. I’m so grateful for SUA for giving me endless opportunities to grow and lead, and I can’t wait for the rest of the year as TREA$URER!

Meet Car 3 Jake Anderson Major: International Relations Minor: History Year: Senior From: Brooklyn, NY... Hobbies: Binge Watching TV What has SUA done for Jake? SUA is the agency that I started with and it’s one of my favorite places. SUA has provided me with so many opportunities to learn and lead. What does Jake provide to SUA? I think most people would say that I’m easy going and willing to help out in anyway I can, which is also something I expect of the crews who work under me. I am also very spontaneous and most members don’t know what to expect on my shifts other than it will be fun. I expect professionalism and approachability for every member in this organization, and that is something I strive for on every shift.It was something I learned working with some really great and awesome people in the NYC 911 System. And as a plus, I’ll have you speaking like a New Yorker, by the end of the call or shift!

Meet Car 5 - Dean Herrera Major: Supply Chain Management & Real Estate Minor: Geography Year: Senior... From: Glenview, IL Hobbies: skiing, cooking, woodworking What does Dean love most about SUA: What I love most about SUA is how unique of an opportunity it provides. There aren’t many collegiate organizations that help students obtain a certification that can let them go work as a trained professional here or pretty much anywhere, and use the skills they gain from experience in not only the medical field, but also apply them to almost any real world setting. What does Dean provide to SUA? What I feel as though I can provide for the organization and campus community as a supervisor is (hopefully) a sense of reassurance. I’m generally a calm person, and so I try to empathize with my crews and patients during medical emergencies, which can be frightening and confusing for both parties. I like that I can work in a role that I enjoy, and have a positive impact on the people that I train and lead as well as with people on and around our campus. I hope that my experiences and leadership are helpful and inspiring to the next generation of SUA’s EMTs, so they can continue to provide the high levels of care that the organization has for almost 50 years.

Fill out an application today! Visit our website: SUA.SYR.EDU to apply. Applications will remain open through September 15th. If you have any questions about the application process or anything related to recruitment, email our personnel supervisors at [email protected] or message our social media accounts. Follow us! ... Twitter: @SUAmbulance Instagram: @suambulance **Video clips do not mirror actual practices/policies of our agency. Individuals volunteered to participate as actors. All film shoots were staged. Filming was not conducted during actual emergencies.

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SUA continues to remain in service! Our overall call volume is still lower as a result of the pandemic. But, nevertheless, we are ready to respond to any emergencies that arise. Our schedule of operations has changed to 9:00AM-9:00PM with a full crew and supervisor on duty during those times. Duty crews are working 6 hour shifts. National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation (NCEMSF)... : @justin.nee @ Syracuse University Ambulance

EPISODE 2: THE ROAD AHEAD No one ever said our journey was going to be easy or that hard times weren’t part of the deal. But there are no rules against traveli...ng with good friends, heartfelt souls, and kind people. So if we must do this, let’s do it with honor, let’s do it with love, and know that whatever comes, we will face it, together. An exclusive mini-series: #WeAreSyracuse featuring our own, Mayor Ben Walsh in the midst of COVID-19.

A second wave of brave nurses and health care heroes left Upstate Hospital this morning to help with COVID-19 relief efforts downstate. Troopers from SP Homer, ...members from the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit and the Cortland Police helped with an escort through Cortland County. They were cheered on from the Interstate by members of the village of Homer Police, the Homer Fire Department and TLC ambulance then again by troopers from Traffic Incident Management in Broome County. See more

NEW PODCAST Katie McMurray '13 is a progressive care nurse at Danbury Hospital (Conn.), and her hospital treated the state’s first COVID-19 patient. After e...arning her biology degree from the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University, McMurray entered the health care field to help sick people get better. McMurray discusses how the hospital responds to potential COVID-19 cases, how she copes with the anxiety of being a nurse during this pandemic, and how Syracuse University Ambulance taught her to respond to emergency situations. See more

Heroes headed from Upstate Hospital to Stony Brook University . Thank U for everything. Be safe and Stay Well.

The Upstate Medical University nurses arrived safely at Stony Brook University Hospital. Good luck in the fight! Thank you so much! : AJ Schramm

LOOK AT THIS WELCOME! Upstate University Hospital nurses arrive at Stony Brook University Hospital April 9 to help their colleagues on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 update: Please read today's message about the extension of remote work, new resources and reminders: http://ow.ly/xeXB50zacRo

On this day 42 years ago, a tragic fire at 701 University Ave took the lives of four Syracuse Fire Department firefighters. The house, which had been turned into apartments, was occupied by students of Syracuse University. On that night, first due units arrived and immediately experienced heavy fire conditions. Rescue company personnel began a search of the building for students possibly trapped inside. At some point during their primary search, they became entrapped and wer...e unable to escape. Students had escaped prior to arrival. Where that structure once stood now stands the Syracuse University Whitman School of Management. A plaque was placed in the basement of Whitman to remember the sacrifice of those firefighters. LODD - April 9th, 1978 FF Michael Petragnani, Rescue Company FF Frank Porpiglio Jr., Squad Company FF Robert Shuler, Squad Company FF Stanley Duda, Squad Company : Syracuse Fire Department Syracuse University Martin J. Whitman School of Management