Michel Boucher:  

es. Got a job as a meteorological tech in 1990 and studied Environment Canada's Meteorology training center in Cornwall Ontario. Job fell through and went back to Montréal. Did a certificate in PC repair at Teccart Institute in 1993-94 and then took the challenge exams for the EMT program. Passed and started working as an EMT. Took courses in emergency Management at College Ahuntsic. Horticulture at College d'Alfred. Finally decided to finish my B.Sc. at distance with Excelsior College in Albany, New-York. Have completed a certificate in Adult education at U of Manitoba. Am now doing Masters in Public Health at U of London. Workplace First job as "counselor in training" for City of Beaconsfield , I was 13. Bus boy at Cucci's in Edmonton at 14. Electronics sales at "Tops in Toys" in Edmonton, sold Ataris at 15. Worked construction at 16 and 17. Did volunteer work on potatoe farm in Grand-Sault New Brunswick and at the Clarendon Parish Library in May Pen Jamaica at 18. Joined the army reserve as a medic at 18. Became a civilian paramedic at 29. Taught paramedics and nurses. Became a health services bureaucrat at 39, still teach and I'm still in the army reserve as a medical admninistration officer. Military Boot camp in 1985 at 51 Med Coy and in Farnham. QL3 medical same year. QL4 médical in 1986, worked at the mess in Farnham as barman that summer. 1987 Junior leader's course in Valcartier and started as instructor on QL3 in Farnham. 1988 through 1994 taught all reserve medical courses in fanham, Borden and Saint-Jean. 1993-94 went on tour in Croatia and Bosnia UNPROFOR. Left the army from 1996-2000, was a warrant officer then. Re-elisted in 2000, was given corporals and adjusted to seargent within a year. Commissionned in 2005 as lieutenant. Now work with Les Fusiliers du Saint-Laurent.