All of our team are volunteers, as well as responding we all help out with fundraising and running of the group.
Our responders all come from different backgrounds, some work in the NHS and others have various different jobs.
Meet our Responders:
| Name | Length of Time with the group | Introduction |
|---|---|---|
| Debs | 5 Years | Senior Cabin Crew Member. CFR Level 3. I enjoy being a CFR as I find it very rewarding, helping our local community is extremely rewarding. |
| Jon A | 5 Years | "Currently earn a living as a First Aid Trainer, prior to that I spent 30 years as an Outdoor Educationalist in secondary education. Now semi retired, although still work full time and a Grandad! Just about to adopt a blind rescue lurcher dog. Why CFR? Its interesting and rewarding and I like the people, both patients and other colleagues. Learn something new about people every day." |
| Jonathan | 1 year | I currently work for a large UK Construction company based in Derbyshire as a Software Developer, in my free time i also volunteer with St John Ambulance however i wanted to further help my local community by becoming a CFR. Currently i am a Level 2 responder having passed my course last december |
| Mark W | 5 Years | I'm a high dependency assistant for EMAS in my day job. I like to do community first responding as I like to give back to the community I live in. |
| Mathew | 4 years | "Hi I’m Mathew I work as a Health and safety consultant and I have lived in chesterfield for 30 years. I enjoy mountain biking and keeping fit in the Gym. Why do I CFR? I used to be in the fire service and after leaving I felt that there was something missing from my life. I enjoy helping others but have a busy work schedule, lucky as a CFR I can fit my responding around my work which means I am still able to support my local community." |
| Smudge Smith | I’ve been with this group since it started and came across from the Sja group when it moved to EMAS | 24 year soldier followed by a 23 years with the probation service now happily retired. |
