Rider training 2026-2027

Post 53 rider training!

Knowledge of response from school

1. Kid crew will bring ambulance to school

2. If dayliadies and kid 53 are out on calls, kid 54 driver and kid 54 EMT (if there are 2 cw/20’s both of them will go) will go to HQ to retrieve an ambulance

3. Once kid 54 returns back to school with ambulance they go back to class

4. The 53 crew returns to school after their call in a flycar or personal personal vehicle

5. After school the crew who brought the current ambulance takes it back to HQ (since there is already an ambulance at school from the 54 crew) and the other driver drives the flycar or personal vehicle and crew back to HQ

Oder of crew response (response from school)

ORDER:

1. Dayladies

2. Kid 53

3. Kid 54

4. New Kid 53 (Rare)

5. New Kid 54 (Rare)

-When you are kid 53, leave your uniform in the ambulance, always how your boafang or pager and FireTek turned on! DONT BE ON DND!!!!

-Make sure there is a Kid 53 and Kid 54 group chat

-When you are kid 54, you must bring your uniform to school and store it in the bin next to the ambulance

-Be sure to pay attention to when Dayladies are back in service, as they will be up next

Call to Darien High School (Knowledge of response from school)

1. If there is a call to DHS, the available KID CREW should respond in order for a quicker response time. The kid crew should go straight to the ambulance first and NOT to the location of the patient.

2. The ambulance will then be moved to the closest entrance to where the patient is and the crew will need to change into uniform

3. If the call is dispatched a behavioral or psych, the kid crew will not respond

“Yahooing” calls at school (Knowledge of response from school)

Only B-EMTs in the same wing of a dispatched call to the high school may “Yahoo” a call. The only instance in which a lower rank may “yahoo” a call at the HS is if they are in the same class.

Enroute to an MVA (Knowledge of scenarios)

1. Ask the driver weather to distribute yellows, vests, or both

   1. a) Vests: Visibility, ALL MVAs require vests if it is on highway or road

   2. b) Yellows: Only needed for extraction/ cases where you would be entering a car, serve as protection from hazards

2. Get gloves for entire crew

3. If it seems like extrication will be necessary (ASK EMT)

   1. a) Put extraction bag on stretcher

   2. b) consider distributing thick blue gloves, helmets, and goggles

   3. c) prepare to place on backboard on the stretcher after arriving on scene

4. Make sure C-Collars are on back of stretcher (adult, peds, 2 of each)

5. Put your seatbelt on and do not stand up during response

At the scene of an MVA (Knowledge of scenarios)

1. Wait for drivers OK to exit the ambulance, listen to the door they tell you exit out of

2. Get the stretcher out of ambulance and prepare it will neccesary equipment

3. Assist EMT as instructed

4. Take photos on iPad of damaged vehicle

5. Help load patient into ambulance quickly and smoothly

6. Make sure ALL equipment is back in the ambulance and put away properly

7. Use caution on the highway

   1. a) NEVER walk in a lane that is not protected by an emergency vehicle or closed down

   2. b) DO NOT RUN

   3. c) DO NOT turn your back to traffic

   4. d) STAY WITH DRIVER

8. If there are multiple patients, the crew may split up and you will assist EMT or Xtra