Lt. Thomas Dyal Jr. joined medical staff this week for the sheriff’s office’s yearly preparedness exercise focused on emergency response and patient safety.
Macclenny, FL – The Baker County Sheriff’s Office recently conducted its Annual Emergency Readiness and Backboard Training, a hands-on program designed to ensure staff remain proficient in medical emergency response and spinal motion restriction procedures. Lt. Thomas Dyal Jr. was among the participants, reinforcing the agency’s emphasis on preparedness and professional standards within the correctional facility.
Key Points
- Training focused on emergency medical response, spinal motion restriction, and backboard use.
- Lt. Thomas Dyal Jr. participated, highlighting departmental commitment to readiness.
- Program aligns with current clinical standards and facility policy.
Training strengthens response and safety standards
The annual program aims to keep all medical staff certified and competent in critical procedures that may arise during high-stress incidents. Participants practiced patient stabilization, safe lifting, and coordinated team communication to ensure rapid and effective care.
Focus on professionalism and preparedness
According to the sheriff’s office, maintaining readiness through consistent training is essential to the safety of both staff and those in custody. Officials commended Lt. Dyal and the medical unit for their ongoing dedication to professionalism and emergency response excellence.
The Baker County Sheriff’s Office stated that such exercises are a vital part of its continuing effort to uphold safety, accountability, and public trust within the facility.
