Archive for the ‘Haiti’ Category:

Training Haiti’s Finest

Without exception, our EMS students in Haiti were motivated by their experiences following the January 2010 earthquake. Some suffered personal injuries. Some lost friends or family. Many have been volunteering [...]

On the Road in Haiti

When working in Pòtoprens, you spend a lot of time on the road. After all, that’s why we are here: to make the emergency medical response times quicker by training [...]

Haiti Update – Physical Training and Defensive Tactics for EMS

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Operation: Haitian Pulse – Team Member Reflection

I ‘ve learned more than the Haitians. I have been busting Jake’s and Web’s balls for about the past nine months to send me somewhere, anywhere. Even though I am [...]

Operation: Haitian Pulse – Reflection from Tam Nguyen, Army Veteran

Today was a super productive day. The night before, we worked our rears off to get more material for our curriculum including power points and EMT skills manuals. So by [...]

Operation: Haitian Pulse – Day 3 and 4 Photos

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Haiti Reflection From Former USAF PJ Luke Williams

Bonswa from Port-au-Prince. My name is Luke Williams. I’m a former USAF pararescueman and have been waiting for my first opportunity to work with TR. If, as Tam hinted, Day [...]

Reflection from TR Paramedic Instructor Brad Ratliff

This is my second time deploying with Team Rubicon to Haiti. Although our primary objective this time is not to treat the sick and the wounded on a large scale, [...]

Operation: Haitian Pulse- Day One Photos

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Haiti: Day One Reflection from Thomas Hudson

Monday was “Day Zero” for Team Rubicon’s second operation in Port au Prince – a day of introductions and admin for TR and the Haitian EMS candidates who will become [...]