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Second grade Girl Scouts learn safety tips from Baton Rouge General emergency responders

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Baton Rouge, La. – This past Sunday, October 15, three emergency responders from Baton Rouge General spent time with Girl Scout Troop 10352. The 17 second graders learned about basic first aid, trick-or-treating safety and instructions for calling 9-1-1.

Popular activities included emergency technicians Brandon Droy, Brittany Neal and Mack Perry giving the 7- and 8-year olds a guided ambulance tour and simulating a 9-1-1 call, teaching the girls how and when to dial the emergency number and what to say.

When asked about the day, 8-year-old Amalie Taylor called the paramedics and EMT “real life heroes ‘cause they actually save people’s lives!"

Baton Rouge General offers a complete range of care, from emergency services at the Bluebonnet campus to acute care at Mid City. With the latest in lifesaving technology, we are equipped to handle a variety of critical care situations for adults, seniors and children. BRG’s Emergency Service Team transports patients between campuses and serves as the hospital’s rapid response team.

Learn more about BRG by visiting BRGeneral.org or by calling (225) 763-4000.

girl scouts in front of an ambulance

Girl Scout Troop 10352: Kate Sutherland, Harper Waddell, Annadele Toups, Aubrey Gilly, Faye Buco, Sarah Maciasz, Caroline Zeringue, Macy Gendron, Amalie Taylor, Lily McCann, Harper Langlois, Theresa Singletary, Rylie Roedel, Sloane Marks, Leah Robicheaux, Rachel Magee and Olivia Howard. Troop leaders: Whitney Sutherland and Dodi Langlois.

girl scout in an ambulance

Girl Scout Amalie Taylor, 8, gets an up-close look at the ambulance.

About Baton Rouge General Medical Center
Baton Rouge General Medical Center is the area’s first community hospital with 588 licensed beds between two campuses. Baton Rouge General opened its doors in 1900, and has provided the Greater Baton Rouge community with high-quality healthcare for generations. An accredited teaching hospital since 1991, Baton Rouge General offers other medical education programs, including a School of Nursing, School of Radiologic Technology, Family Medicine Residency Program, Internal Medicine Residency Program, and Sports Medicine Fellowship Program. For more information, visit BRGeneral.org, find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/BatonRougeGeneral and follow us on Twitter at @BRGeneral.