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Lee County E.M.S. Buys Defibrillators To Help Heart Attack Victims
The aim, Greg Kitchens, Lee County EMS Compliance Manager, explained, is to improve response capabilities in the more far-flung regions of the county.
June 23, 2003
The aim, Greg Kitchens, Lee County EMS Compliance Manager, explained, is to improve response capabilities in the more far-flung regions of the county.
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