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Firefighter /Paramedic Truck Co. 32 Oct, 2019 - CurrentFirefighter /Paramedic Engine Co. 57 June 2nd, 2016 - October 16th, 2019-Detailed within District 4 with emphasis with ALS Truck 36, ALS Engine 43, and ALS Engine 26.Firefighter/Paramedic Truck Co. 40 Oct. 2014 - June 1, 2016-Detailed within District 5 with emphasis with detailed assignment with ALS Engine 73, ALS Engine 72, Truck 42, and ALS Engine 120.-ALS Truck 2 (1st District).Responded to several incidents involving emergencies of fire, emergency medical services, and highway extrication. Responded to several box alarm assignments up to and including a 4-11 alarm. Rotation of detail assignments city wide with several advanced life support trucks and advanced life support engines. Supportive Experience in the field with relative scale incidents:Nov 22nd, 2015 Hancock Building 2-11 Alarm (Detail assignment with CFD Engine 4) Sep 15, 2015 House Explosion Morgan ParkDec 2, 2014 House Explosion Morgan Park Previous Titles: Paramedic In Charge Sept. 2013- Oct. 2014Field Division North Relief - Paramedic In Charge Detailed to Ambulance 15 (7600-10,000 fire/ems incidents annually)Responded to several EMS Plan I, and EMS Plan II responses, and several fire box alarms ranging to a 4-11 alarm.Fire Paramedic Mar. 2009- Sept. 2013Ambulance Co. 52 (7500-10,000 fire/ems incidents annually)Detailed to majority of all Chicago Fire Department Ambulances on rotational basis.Significant Emphasis with experience on CFD Ambulances: 10, 15, 52, 44, 3, 31, 41, 42, 47, 6, 22, 33, 14Experience on Chicago Fire Department NATO Mobile Task Force 1Responded to several EMS Plan I, and EMS Plan II responses.Direct front line experience and training for preparedness during the rioting/chaotic/unpredictability of the United Nations-The North Atlantic Treaty Organization Summit during May 2012 in Chicago, Illinois.

American Heart Association Training Center Coordinator for Malcom X College Training CenterVocational Lecturer - Emergency Medical Services

Union Steward for Chicago Local 2 Union14 Battalion 1st Shift Steward

Firefighter/Paramedic for Northfield Fire Department

Instructor of Center for Disaster and Emergency Medicine at NIPSTATeaching:Cardiac Arrest Management Module:-Mobile Simulation Progrgam, the Center for Disaster andEmergency Medicine at NIPSTA has developed a 3 - hour course fordepartments to enhance its skills managing a cardiac arrest. The CAMM coursefocuses on the team management of a patient suffering from cardiac arrest.This approach to patient care integrates the concept of defined roles within thefirst responder team to improve patient outcomes. CAMM principles will helpto bring control to the chaos.Difficult Airway Course:- paramedic whom wants to enhance his/her airway management skills. The Difficult AirwayManagement curriculum relies heavily upon placing patient careproviders into simulated but extremely challenging environmentsrequiring “hands on” advanced airway management skills. This coursewill be conducted in “live” disaster environments where providers canexpect challenging scenarios and where medical care is brought directlyto the patient. These specialized environments include concretestructural collapse, confined space and motor vehicle crash/entrapment.Advanced airway management will be expected prior to victim removalwith the goal of improving patient outcome.Technical Rescue Medical Specialist Course: -for the practicing TRT paramedic who wants to learn appropriatepatient management in the technical rescue environment. The TechnicalRescue Med Spec course is designed to better address the patient’s needs asthey relate to the technical rescue. The course brings medical care to thepatient’s side in disaster scenarios by injecting the medical careprovider/student into the “live” rescue scenario. The provider will beresponsible for care of the patient from the point of contact to the moment thepatient is extricated from the environment. These environments will includestructural collapse, confined space, high angle, and vehicle machinerydisasters.

Prepare and enrich student minds to build successful knowledge and fundamentals in Emergency Medical Technician - Basic services. Prepare and enrich student's interested in fire science related careers, pre-medical careers, pre-nursing careers, allied health career.Class sizes of 20-30 students on average per semester term.92-95% Illinois Department of Public Health student first attempt success rating as Instructor.Teaching critical thinking skills with students cognitive and practical skills.

Oversight of the Emergency Medical Technician Program at Oakton Community College. Annually sending over 200-300 prospective EMT- Basic students to Illinois Department of Public Health EMT examination and/or National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians exam.Coordination of 15-20 employees from (Instructor of Records/Lead Instructors, Secondary Instructors/Assistants, and Mentors).Implementation of a high-fidelity simulation environment for EMS students to experience as realistic to real world experience scenario's.Advising new students on formation of emergency medical systems and structures.

Firefighter/ParamedicActing Shift Commander/ Fire OfficerResponded to several incidents involving emergencies of fire, emergency medical services, and highway extrication. Highwood is surrounded by major roadways (Highway 41, Half-Day Road) Responded to incidents involving emergencies of fire including Mutual-Aid Box Alarm assignments.

Firefighter/ParamedicActing Officer/ParamedicResponded to several incidents involving emergencies of fire, emergency medical services, and highway extrication. Northbrook is surrounded by major roadways (Highway 94, 294, Lake-Cook Road, Willow Road). Responded to incidents involving emergencies of fire including Mutual-Aid Box Alarm assignments.

Patient Care Technician / Critical Care Technician in the Intensive Care UnitAssisted the Medical Director of the Intensive Care Unit and his associate critical care physicians and nurses as a medical/surgical technician assisting with creating sterile fields and assiting in numerous invasive procedures from 12-14 lead electrocardiograms, endotracheal intubation, bronchoscopy, surgical thoracotomy, lumbar punctures, endoscopy, surgical cut downs, arterial line insertions, pulmonary artery catheter insertion, thoracentesis, chest tube insertions, triple lumen catheter insertion, and coronary artery bypass graft insertion, ultrasound scans, and gastrointestinal procedures. Assisted Intensive Care Nurse's in a 12 unit room Intensive Care Department and a 24 unit Cardiac Care Step Down Unit.