Tzvi Montrose (He, Him, His)
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Tzvi has dedicated his life to giving back first by becoming a paramedic, then by helping paramedics reach the local community by founding
Hatzalah Chicago. Designed to save lives, the organization has over 80 volunteers who respond to emergencies and help people get the care they need.
Tzvi is a role model to teens in the Chicagoland area, educating them about life-saving measures like CPR and how to get EMT training through an educational program he developed. By forming close relationships with schools, municipalities, and hospitals, he educates people about saving lives and donates medical supplies to those in need.
Additionally, he serves as a police chaplain with the Oak Park Police Department and a district advisory committee member at the 024 District Chicago Police Department. He is also a board member at Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov-Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi Elementary School and a member of the Jewish Community Advisory Group at AMITA St. Francis Hospital.
AGE:
35
PRIMARY GIG:
Founder/CEO of Hatzalah Chicago
ON THE SIDE:
Financial Consultant & CPA
YOUR BEST PIECE OF ADVICE:
Take time for your health. Give unconditionally. Find meaning in your day. Make someone smile.
HOW YOU JEW IN CHICAGO:
By treating everyone I meet with respect.
CHICAGO'S JEWISH COMMUNITY IN 10 YEARS:
It depends on how much of yourself you are willing to put into your community, so bring me an idea and let's see where we can take it.