David
Dalrymple is a career EMS provider for the Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital/ St. Peter's University Hospital Emergency Medical Services
in New Brunswick, NJ. Dave is also a FF/EMT/Rescue Technician (volunteer)
for Clinton EMS/Rescue in Clinton, NJ. He has been actively involved
with emergency services for 19 years. Dave is an executive member of
the Transportation Emergency Rescue Committee (TERC) of the International
Association of Fire Chiefs. [...]
Tim Hsu
Tim
Hsu is currently a 4th year medical student at Robert Wood Johnson Medical
School in Camden, NJ. He has been with the Clinton First Aid & Rescue
Squad since 1995 serving as an EMT, Rescue Technician and Water Rescue
Team Member. Annual vacations are spent out West rock climbing, mountain
biking,chasing lizards and trying not to sustain significant injuries.
He begins a family medicine residency in July 2003 and reminds all EMS/Fire/Rescue
personnel of the old medical adage: Don't
get hurt in July.
Steve Pawlak
Steve
has been involved with Emergency Medical Services since 1986. He joined
the University Hospital EMS team in 1994, where he worked as a paramedic,
rescue specialist and had a significant involvement with the Training
Division. He was promoted to the Camden Division Coordinator in 1999,
where he continues to actively work as a manager in the office and out
in the field. Steve is highly decorated, receiving the Paramedic of
the Year award in 1996. Steve has been teaching vehicle rescue and special
operations topics for the past 10 years. Aside from his EMS experience,
Steve has been a
firefighter for the past 9 years and also instructs for the New Jersey
State Police's Weapons of Mass Destruction Program. He is continuing
his undergraduate education at Rutgers University.
Jim Querry
Jim
AKA “Hose” has been involved in emergency services all his
life, being a Clinton fire house brat at the age of 12 then being drawn
to Clinton ems/rescue at the age of 18 in which he is still an active
fire/rescue member. He joined university hospital ems team Newark N.
J. in 1990 which he works as an EMT-D and a rescue specialist as well
as a part time carrier fire fighter in Monroe TWP N. J. Jim is a level
1 fire instructor as well as a technical rescue instructor. Jim has
been teaching and competing for over 10 years in the field of vehicle
rescue.
David
Dalrymple is a career EMS provider for the Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital/ St. Peter's University Hospital Emergency Medical Services
in New Brunswick, NJ. Dave is also a FF/EMT/Rescue Technician (volunteer)
for Clinton EMS/Rescue in Clinton, NJ. He has been actively involved
with emergency services for 19 years. Dave is an executive member of
the Transportation Emergency Rescue Committee (TERC) of the International
Association of Fire Chiefs. [
Tim
Hsu is currently a 4th year medical student at Robert Wood Johnson Medical
School in Camden, NJ. He has been with the Clinton First Aid & Rescue
Squad since 1995 serving as an EMT, Rescue Technician and Water Rescue
Team Member. Annual vacations are spent out West rock climbing, mountain
biking,chasing lizards and trying not to sustain significant injuries.
He begins a family medicine residency in July 2003 and reminds all EMS/Fire/Rescue
personnel of the old medical adage: 
Steve
has been involved with Emergency Medical Services since 1986. He joined
the University Hospital EMS team in 1994, where he worked as a paramedic,
rescue specialist and had a significant involvement with the Training
Division. He was promoted to the Camden Division Coordinator in 1999,
where he continues to actively work as a manager in the office and out
in the field. Steve is highly decorated, receiving the Paramedic of
the Year award in 1996. Steve has been teaching vehicle rescue and special
operations topics for the past 10 years. Aside from his EMS experience,
Steve has been a
Jim
AKA “Hose” has been involved in emergency services all his
life, being a Clinton fire house brat at the age of 12 then being drawn
to Clinton ems/rescue at the age of 18 in which he is still an active
fire/rescue member. He joined university hospital ems team Newark N.
J. in 1990 which he works as an EMT-D and a rescue specialist as well
as a part time carrier fire fighter in Monroe TWP N. J. Jim is a level
1 fire instructor as well as a technical rescue instructor. Jim has
been teaching and competing for over 10 years in the field of vehicle
rescue.
