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Read MoreVincent Dazé is an Advanced Care Paramedic in Fort Chipewyan. Previously, he worked as a paramedic in Edmonton but was looking for a new challenge.
In the city, working as a paramedic solely on an ambulance, once you drop a patient off at emergency you will likely never see them again. Here, ambulance calls are far fewer and there is the opportunity to be involved in patient treatment afterwards.
Happiness—it’s a simple concept that isn’t always easy to come by, especially coming out of the year that was 2020.
That’s why practitioners at the Peaks to Prairies Primary Care Network are encouraging Albertans to become familiar with the tools of well-being through the community workshop they offer called Happiness Basics.
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