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Upstate Medical University's Simulation Center hosts first paramedic training

Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Sports Reporter · Syracuse, NY

Tina is a proud Syracuse grad with over six years of experience reporting on collegiate sports for local outlets like WAER and the Syracuse University Daily Orange. Her passion for sports and in-depth knowledge of the Orange's athletic department makes her a go-to source for fans and students alike.

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Sports Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:56 PM · 1 min read
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Upstate Medical University's Simulation Center hosts first paramedic training — Troy Health news

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- For first responders, stress is no stranger to the job. But it is important for all paramedics to be prepared when those high-pressure situations come up. Around 40 first responders in Syracuse are participating in training at Upstate Medical University's Simulation Center, getting hands-on experience preparing them for run-ins with patients [...]

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