Under the guidance of the advisors of the Giresun University Health Services Vocational School First and Emergency Aid Club, Lecturer Figen ÇİÇEK and Assoc. Prof. İlginç KIZILPINAR TEMİZER, a series of awareness and celebration events were organized on the occasion of 22 December World Paramedics Day. The events aimed to promote the paramedic profession and to raise public awareness about emergency healthcare services.

As part of the events held at Atapark Square, a booth set up by students of the First and Emergency Aid Program provided information to members of the public about the paramedic profession, ambulance services, and the 112 Emergency Call System. During the event, blood pressure and oxygen saturation measurements were carried out for interested participants. A Q&A activity was also organized, where participants who answered questions correctly about paramedics and emergency services received various prizes. In line with the significance of the day, balloons were distributed to children, creating a lively atmosphere and encouraging social engagement.

The program continued with a World Paramedics Day celebration at our school. Coordinated by Lecturer Figen ÇİÇEK, an ambulance from the Giresun Provincial Ambulance Service Chief Physician’s Office arrived at the venue, and an ambulance siren was sounded in recognition of the day. The celebration included a cake-cutting ceremony with students, drone footage, and various activities. The program concluded in an enjoyable atmosphere with activities accompanied by music. Academic and administrative staff of our school also attended the celebration.

In addition, Prof. Dr. Aytaç GÜDER, Director of the Health Services Vocational School, delivered a speech in front of the school, emphasizing the critical role of paramedics within the healthcare system and their importance for public health.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. Aytaç GÜDER, our Club advisors Lecturer Figen ÇİÇEK and Assoc. Prof. lginç KIZILPINAR TEMİZER, all contributing students, and the Giresun Provincial Ambulance Service Chief Physician’s Office for their support and contributions to these meaningful events.