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鈥淐DSB has always been a steadfast and accommodating community partner in our broader efforts to ensure that our graduates are well equipped to fill sorely needed positions in the field of paramedicine,鈥� stated Sarah Campbell, Dean of Health Sciences and Emergency Services at Northern. 鈥淥ur students participate 576 hours of placement with CDSB and the results show for themselves, seven of our graduates were hired by the Cochrane District Paramedic Service last year.鈥�
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鈥�This donation is about more than a vehicle 鈥� it鈥檚 an investment in the future of paramedic services in the Cochrane District,鈥� shared Marc Renaud, Acting Paramedic Chief at CDSB. 鈥淭hrough this donation, the CDSB is helping ensure that students receive hands-on, real-world training that mirrors the environments they鈥檒l soon be working in. We鈥檙e proud to help support the next generation of paramedics.鈥�
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