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Our third annual graduation ceremony was a success. We hosted around 250 people at the SkyDeck of the Sears Tower. We had Chief Deborah Sommer and Dr. Dave Nayak speak some wisdom and inspiration to some newly minted EMTs and their families. We also hosted various agencies where our new grads could be utilized. Agencies like CFD, CPD, OEMC, IL state police, cook county sheriff's office, and various private ambulance companies.
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