07/27/2026
🚁 MEET THE CREW MONDAY 🚁
Say hello to Aurora B., EMT and Paramedic Student here at DHART!
📍 Based at: DHART Lebanon – With DHART since 2026
Background: Aurora began her healthcare career in 2018 after serving as a Hospital Corpsman. Since then, she has worked across a variety of healthcare settings, including hospice and physical rehabilitation as an LNA, orthopedics and sports medicine as a Medical Assistant and then as an Orthopedic Technician, and most recently as a Cardiovascular Technician. She holds degrees from New England College, Oregon State University, and the University of New England, with educational backgrounds in Psychology, Philosophy, and Kinesiology. This fall, she will continue her education at Vermont State University with a focus on holistic healthcare and paramedic medicine. Aurora’s diverse educational and clinical experiences have shaped her passion for patient advocacy, communication, critical thinking, and lifelong learning.
Why emergency medicine and critical care transport: Aurora chose emergency medicine and patient transport because she believes that some of the most meaningful moments in healthcare occur during a person’s hardest days. She strives to provide not only exceptional clinical care, but also comfort, reassurance, and human connection. Her goal is to ensure that every patient leaves her care feeling heard, supported, and treated with dignity, being, as she says, “their best friend on their worst day.”
Most rewarding part of the job: Working alongside a dedicated team of professionals who share the same commitment to providing compassionate, high quality care to patients and communities throughout New England.
Outside of work: When she’s not working, Aurora can usually be found practicing or teaching yoga as a certified yoga instructor, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, or exploring the White Mountains she proudly calls home. She is also rarely seen without her four pound rescue dog, who serves as her loyal copilot on many of her adventures and who happens to be blind in one eye.
Fun fact: Before pursuing a career in healthcare, Aurora played bass guitar in a feminist punk rock band. 🎸
