New EMTs ready to hit the street, ASAP

August 28, 2013 at 4:05AM
At the Wellstone Center in St. Paul, the Saint Paul EMS Academy graduated 17 EMT's including Alaina Carrion, second from left, who was also chosen as a keynote speaker .]tsong-taataarii@startribune.com
At the Wellstone Center in St. Paul, the Saint Paul EMS Academy graduated 17 EMT's including Alaina Carrion, second from left, who was also chosen as a keynote speaker .]tsong-taataarii@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The St. Paul EMS Academy held graduation ceremonies on Tuesday for 17 new emergency medical technicians at the Wellstone Center in St. Paul. New EMT Alaina Carrion, above, was chosen to address the class. At right, grad Kimisha Collins found herself wrapped in a hug from Tianna Ross, who completed the program last year.

At the Wellstone Center in St. Paul, the Saint Paul EMS Academy graduated 17 EMT's including Kimisha Collins, right who was hugged by a graduate from last year, Tianna Ross.]tsong-taataarii@startribune.com
At the Wellstone Center in St. Paul, the Saint Paul EMS Academy graduated 17 EMT's including Kimisha Collins, right who was hugged by a graduate from last year, Tianna Ross.]tsong-taataarii@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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