| :: Bryan Doehleman :: |
Born July 1974 in Cincinnati Ohio and moved to Pinellas County in 1981 with his parents and brother. He grew up on the beach and
around the water. As a teenager he spent his time going to the beach with friends on the weekends, either skim boarding, surfing or,
playing football.
After graduating from high school in 1993, Bryan started junior college. Initially he majored in Pre Med but later released that his true
calling was for the emergency services. He obtained his EMT certification in 1994 and in that same year, and started working at St.
Anthony’s Hospital as a transporter until Bryan received his certification.
After working for a while and struggling to go to school, Bryan decided to join the Air Force as a Reserve to help pay for school and gain
some the training. The training he received qualified him to be an Aero Medical Evacuation technician. After the tragic events of
September 11, Bryan was called up to active duty and was deployed to Southern Afghanistan. While stationed there, he assisted with
and took care of wounded American soldiers and the people of Afghan. When he finished with the military, Bryan joined St Petersburg
Fire and Rescue as a Paramedic firefighter.
around the water. As a teenager he spent his time going to the beach with friends on the weekends, either skim boarding, surfing or,
playing football.
After graduating from high school in 1993, Bryan started junior college. Initially he majored in Pre Med but later released that his true
calling was for the emergency services. He obtained his EMT certification in 1994 and in that same year, and started working at St.
Anthony’s Hospital as a transporter until Bryan received his certification.
After working for a while and struggling to go to school, Bryan decided to join the Air Force as a Reserve to help pay for school and gain
some the training. The training he received qualified him to be an Aero Medical Evacuation technician. After the tragic events of
September 11, Bryan was called up to active duty and was deployed to Southern Afghanistan. While stationed there, he assisted with
and took care of wounded American soldiers and the people of Afghan. When he finished with the military, Bryan joined St Petersburg
Fire and Rescue as a Paramedic firefighter.
:: Team Topa Honu ::
| Team Topa Honu is a non-for profit organization. We work with local and national outdoor schools to aid people living with limb loss, and paralysis, and other disabilities, in how to maximize their fun on the water. Copyright © 2007 Team Topa Honu, Inc. is a division of The School of Liquid Rhythm Kayaking, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All photos are copy righted. |
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