LAFD Firefighter Paramedic Melissa Kelley Shares How to Become a Firefighter
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2023
- Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighter Paramedic Melissa Kelley shares her journey into the fire service, how representation impacted her, and the steps you can take to become a firefighter today. From figure skater to firefighter, Firefighter Paramedic Melissa Kelley exemplifies that your journey into the fire service may look different from everyone else’s, but the skills you gain in previous careers will help you along the way.
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Wow! She is awesome and so enthusiastic! I loved this interview. Very engaging. Great job Melissa and Ls Sauna 🙌
I think it's good they do a practice CPAT test for women, because 90% of women who think they can do the job, actually can't do the job..The test will give them just a taste of how physically demanding the job is. Having said that, I've worked with many female firefighters who were in shape, were great firefighters, and put the work in to do the job.
I have a quick question regarding a career path I am interested in. Lets say if I wanted to work as an ambulance paramedic at the LAFD, would I need firefighting training to join the LAFD as a ambulance paramedic?
LAFD does not have dedicated paramedics just working on an ambulance.who are not firefighters....that was the case 30-35 yrs ago, when the medics were not firefighters..Now, all medics on LAFD are also firefighters. If you are already trained as a medic, you could join LAFD as a new firefighter, and maybe get cross certified for LA county medic certification.
There’s one born every minute my sister makes 350,000 a month she’s in charge of her future not some city politician
LAFD has lowered the bar so much because of quotas and politics that if you have two legs and two arms your in