A new group of Acadian medics is set to begin their EMS careers after completing training at the National EMS Academy’s Lafayette campus.
Through 12 weeks of classroom instruction, hands-on skills training, and clinical experience, 26 students are now prepared to provide skilled emergency care to patients across Hub City.
The Lafayette campus’ newest graduates are:
- Drake LeBouef of Erath
- Christopher Rivette of Lafayette
- Jaden Alexander of Breaux Bridge
- Lauren Amidon of Lafayette
- Aleese Bernard of New Iberia
- Gabriel Bonin of Lafayette
- Ethan Brewer of Broussard
- Elliott Camel of Lafayette
- Skylar Crosby of Abbeville
- Benjamin Crosier of Cade
- Cohl Deroussel of Lafayette
- Christopher Dupre of Eunice
- John Dupre of Eunice
- Tennyson Foshee of Lafayette
- Quetzicalli Guevara Tapia of Lafayette
- Jude Hebert of Youngsville
- Anna Hicks of Lafayette
- Wyatt Hubble of Lafayette
- Asia Ibarra of Eunice
- Piers Luscombe of Alexandria, VA
- Cori Pacheco of Arnaudville
- Haley Plaisance of Abbeville
- Cole Scheck of Abbeville
- Darrell Simmons of Lafayette
- Titilope Tinubu of Opelousas
- Isaac Tuminello of Broussard
During their training, the graduates learned to assess patients, provide emergency medical care, and respond to medical and traumatic emergencies. Their clinical experience enabled them to apply those skills in real patient care settings…