Death Notification for Dummies
"Death Notification for Dummies" is a session designed to help Emergency Services professionals deliver death notifications with empathy and respect.
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Navigating the stormy waters of delivering death notifications is an indispensable competency for Emergency Services professionals. This emotionally charged task is fraught with challenges, nuances, and an immense responsibility that extends beyond clinical care. "Death Notification for Dummies" is a transformative session curated with insights and practical tools to empower Emergency Services professionals to manage this delicate communication with empathy, clarity, and respect.
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Terence Sheehy has over 25 years in EMS, currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Operations for Dare County EMS, NC. Deputy Chief Sheehy began volunteering at his local fire department when he was just 17 years old and over the last 20+ years he has held various roles working in technical rescue, fire, and EMS. He has earned a BS in Emergency Medical Care from Western Carolina University, and a MPA at UT Arlington.
Terence Sheehy has over 25 years in EMS, currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Operations for Dare County EMS, NC. Deputy Chief Sheehy began volunteering at his local fire department when he was just 17 years old and over the last 20+ years he has held various roles working in technical rescue, fire, and EMS. He has earned a BS in Emergency Medical Care from Western Carolina University, and a MPA at UT Arlington.