emergency medical technician

It was in a pizza restaurant, dressed in a single thin layer, sobbing, that an emergency medical technician approached her.

At one point, two other officers knelt on his back while another kept the growing crowd, including an off-duty firefighter and emergency medical technician, at bay.

He had worked as an emergency medical technician here in the northernmost part of Los Angeles County for over a decade, but he still experienced the same thrum of adrenaline on urgent calls.

Matthew Snyder, the second ambulance man, had barely finished Emergency Medical Technician school.