Chicago Police Department September 2004 – presentSpecial Weapons and Tactics Unit July 2013 – presentMedical Team LeaderProvide direct medical support for all SWAT incidents and operations.Emergency Medical Services Coordinator Develop and serve as lead instructor for EMT- Basic Provider class for team medics Maintain continuing education records for team medics Train team operators in tactical medicine principles Train team operators in first responder and Self Aid/Buddy Aid skills Develop and implement emergency medical action plan for team training activities Develop and implement emergency medical action plan for team operations Weapons of Mass Destruction Team Leader August 2017 – present  Coordinate team training activities in chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive device issues and incidents Coordinate team operations in chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive device issues and incidents Coordinate team physical qualification records Coordinate and maintain team equipmentWeapons of Mass Destruction Team July 2013 – July 2017 Train and assist operators in chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive device issues and incidentsEducation and Training DivisionInstructor, Firearms Training Unit April 2011 – July 2013 Train police officers and police recruits to safely and effectively operate the M4 carbine, shotgun, and pistol Help develop content and teach Line Officer Medical and Rescue Technician (LOMART) course for police officersInstructor, Terrorism Awareness and Response Academy January 2008 – April 2011 Educate first responders on international and domestic terrorism prevention and deterrence Provide first responders with information on weapons of mass destruction.Patrol Division April 2005 – January 2008Police Officer, District 015

Affiliate Faculty, Emergency Medical Services, Program for Prehospital Medicine Teach core curriculum of Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic class Teach specialty classes including Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Basic Trauma Life Support, Critical Care Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals, Prehospital Trauma Life Support

Lieutenant Direct supervision of engine company and ambulance company both in quarters and during emergency calls Responsible for day-to-day training evolutionsFirefighter/Paramedic Advanced life support care and safe transportation of emergency patients Basic fire suppression operations Initial hazardous materials responseHazMat Technician/MABAS Division XX HazMat Response Team Member Incident response including identification of hazardous materials, control and mitigation  Coordination of hazardous materials response operations with other departments in the division Emergency Medical Services Coordinator Teach continuing education and maintain records Responsible for quality assurance on emergency medical callsLead Bomb/Arson Investigator Determination of cause and origin of fire or explosive event Responsible for 4 junior investigators

Sergeant (E-5)Combat Medic, 178th Infantry Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, June 2006 – October 2007 Emergency treatment and evacuation of combat casualties on daily infantry missions into and around Baghdad Development and provision of Basic Trauma First Aid and Medical Training Course for Iraqi Security Forces in coordination with the United States Marshals Service Special Operations Group Responsible for day-to-day health and comfort issues of 50 soldiers Supervision and training of junior combat medics

Single Role Fire Paramedic, Assigned to Ambulance Company 10

Contract Firefighter/Paramedic Advanced life support care and safe transportation of emergency patients Basic fire suppression operations Initial hazardous materials response

Contract Firefighter/Paramedic Advanced life support care and safe transportation of emergency patients Basic fire suppression operations Initial hazardous materials response

Contract Firefighter/Paramedic Advanced life support care and safe transportation of emergency patients Basic fire suppression operations Initial hazardous materials response

Sergeant (E-5)Combat Medic, 814th Military Police Company Medical Section NCOIC Emergency treatment and evacuation of casualties Responsible for day-to-day health and comfort issues of soldiers Supervision and training of junior combat medics