JEMS Games 2013

Monday, March 11, 2013

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- FDNY wins 2013 JEMS Games at the EMS Today Conference! Cumberland County gets 2nd, Sussex County is 3rd. Congrats to all!

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Cumberland County EMS/Duplin County (N.C.) JEMS Games team members Lee Westbrook, left, and Larry Smith, right, treat a pediatric seizure patient during the Friday night 2013 JEMS Games finals mock scene. The team finished second. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Cumberland County EMS/Duplin County (N.C.) JEMS Games team member Larry Smith, front right, assesses a pediatric seizure patient during the mock scene while team members Larry Westbrook. left, and Brian Pearce assist another patient. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Cumberland County EMS/Duplin County (N.C.) JEMS Games team member Brian Pearce assesses a shooting victim during the he Friday night JEMS Games finals. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Cumberland County EMS/Duplin County (N.C.) JEMS Games team member Larry Smith gives an actor portraying an anxious mother a job to do during the JEMS Games final scenario. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Sussex County (Del.) EMS team member Jill Wix treats a patient during the team's Friday night JEMS Games performance. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Sussex County (Del.) EMS team member Jessielyn Woolbright assesses a patient having an acute MI during the JEMS Games final scenario. The team finished third. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Sussex County (Del.) EMS team member Andrew Vickers assesses a shooting victim who is a high-profile person during the Friday night JEMS Games mock shooting event. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Fire Department New York JEMS Games team member Joe Fortis, left, talks with a JEMS Games actor portraying a U.S. Secret Service officer before the final round of the mock shooting event. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Fire Department New York JEMS Games team member Kevin Ramdayal assesses a patient in the JEMS Games finals. The all-paramedic team took home the gold this year. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Fire Department New York JEMS Games team member Joe Fortis assesses a wounded gunman who fell several stories during the JEMS Games finals mock shooting scenario. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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An actor portraying a U.S. Secret Service member, left, protects actors playing the JEMS Games President, center, and the JEMS
Games First Lady when the mock shooting began during Friday night's final scenario. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Fire Department New York JEMS Games team member Joe Hudak assesses a high-profile shooting victim, the JEMS Games Vice President, during the Friday night final scenario. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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Fire Department New York JEMS Games team members Joe Hudak, left, and Kevin Ramdayal stabilize a manikin representing a shooting victim during the Friday night JEMS Games final scenario. (Photo Glen E. Ellman)

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