MERIDIAN, Miss. (Queen City Newsfeed) – Meridian firefighters recently took part in an advanced trauma training session aimed at enhancing their emergency response skills. The session, held on February 5, was attended by Dr. Chris Powe, CEO of Global Training Institute (GTI), a veteran-owned company based in Ridgeland.
The hands-on training involved the use of cadavers to simulate real-world trauma situations, providing firefighters with valuable experience in responding to emergencies. The training was designed to sharpen their skills and improve their preparedness for critical situations.
Dr. Powe highlighted the significance of the training, noting that GTI proudly employs U.S. veterans, further strengthening the partnership between the company and local first responders.
Meridian Fire Chief Michael Evans also spoke about the importance of this session, emphasizing how the advanced training would enhance response times and patient outcomes, benefiting both firefighters and the community at large.
The training marks a continued effort to improve the capabilities of Meridian’s first responders. Officials noted that this type of preparation is crucial for ensuring the highest level of service and care for residents during emergencies.
A full video of the press conference is available for those interested in learning more about the impact of this training on the future of Meridian’s emergency response teams.
