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Feb 20, 2019 21 min

Ask WYE 014: How/When to Specialize

from What’s Your Emergency Hosted by Motorcop & the Happy Medic

For full show notes, visit http://wyeradio.com/askwye014. In this episode, the guys are asked how and when they decided to specialize in their careers. Specialization in public safety can range from an officer doing traffic, SWAT, investigations, prevention or custody. Firefighters can specialize in haz-mat, USAR and ARFF to name a few. Even in EMS one can choose Helicopter training, educator, tactical or any number of clinical specialties. Fire and EMS expert Justin the Happy Medic and Law Enforcement expert Jason, Motorcop, share their first hand experiences specializing in their own fields as well as sharing a few tales from those they know. Support the show Join our Facebook Community! Buy us a beer! Email Us! (Justin or Jason) Thanks for listening and please share the show!

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For full show notes, visit http://wyeradio.com/askwye014. In this episode, the guys are asked how and when they decided to specialize in their careers. Specialization in public safety can range from an officer doing traffic, SWAT, investigations, prevention or custody. Firefighters can specialize in haz-mat, USAR and ARFF to name a few. Even in EMS one can choose Helicopter training, educator, tactical or any number of clinical specialties. Fire and EMS expert Justin the Happy Medic and La...

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