-Subject matter expert on clinical, operational, regulatory, and administrative practices and processes relating to EMS and the delivery of emergency medical care. -Provided technical assistance and resources to EMS agencies and providers. Liaison to over 200 licensed agencies and all prospective organizations. -Charged with the state EMS agency licensing process. Oversaw the establishment of over 20 new EMS organizations and systems. -Conducted thorough inspections of agency inventories and documentation in accordance with standards and law. -Managed up to 15 contracted site surveyors for annual renewal inspections. Co-developed and established the program, reducing staff travel, time, and expenditures related to inspections by over 80%. Created policy manual and training schedule and led instruction of all onboarding surveyors. -Led formal administrative investigations of complaints and reported violations of Idaho Code and Rule. -Overhauled and maintained critical protocol and procedural documents for stakeholder reference.-Guided staff and internal stakeholders to ensure effective program, process and regulation implementation.-Served on the multidisciplinary Traffic Incident Management (TIM) program cohort to develop and promulgate the first responder safety training. Co-instructed several courses and obtained TIM Specialist certification. -Developed and implemented programs and projects addressing individual EMS system needs. -Developed and recommended rule and regulation changes including documentation and justifications. -Researched policy, regulations, and other resources to develop written policy clarification for legal review. -Analyzed current, proposed, and amended EMS program regulations to assess program impact.

-Sworn reserve deputy serving a county of over 160,000 citizens, supporting an annual 27,000 calls for service.-Supplemented full-time deputies with routine patrols, answering emergency and non-emergency responses, traffic stops, rendering aid, and investigating complaints, crimes and disturbances. -Assisted with effecting arrests, taking statements, submitting reports, collecting evidence, and serving court processes.-Completed basic law enforcement training in excess of 180 hours, to include: patrol procedures, traffic stops, warrant service, searches and seizures, criminal investigations, criminal law, crisis intervention, firearms qualifications, Taser certification, defensive tactics, use of force continuum, detention facility operations, community relations, and public outreach.

-Dispatched for law enforcement, medical and fire services at a moderately-paced county dispatch center in support of 121k calls for service annually.-Experienced call-taker receiving and prioritizing emergency calls for service, and accurately maintaining records.-Responsible for simultaneously handling incoming lines and accurately managing radio traffic.-Certified Montana POST for Public Safety Communications Officer, and Emergency Medical Dispatching trained.-Proficient in Montana CJIN, NCIC searches and interpreting hits, and implementation of Smart 911/RAVE system.

• Managed a team of EMTs to provide event medical coverage in the Missoula area for up to 6,000 attendees.• Stood up the Montana outfit of the San Francisco-based nonprofit and handled logistics and recruitment.• Developed interagency agreements, and public health and emergency planning.

-Obtain laboratory specimens by performing venipunctures and fingersticks.-Book appointments, process orders and prepare specimens for testing.-Perform CLIA Waived testing on samples.

- Accomplished EMT (2006-2013) and EMS Lieutenant (2012-2013) with over 3,500 responses to victims at the scene of an emergency.- Led EMS providers on scene and effectively coordinated with fire/rescue teams to render efficient, high-quality pre-hospital emergency care and resuscitation.- Charged with command-level responsibilities on high-acuity and mass casualty responses, and administrative support to staff-members in station.- Provided discipline and mentorship to over 150 members of a high call volume volunteer rescue squad.- Recognized as a top responder for 3 years consecutively with over 700 calls per year.- Highly-skilled in obtaining and interpreting patient presentation, vital signs, and medical history.

Yokosuka Naval Base - DEC 08 - DEC 10Emergency Department Lead Corpsman-Team Lead: supervised teams of 6 corpsmen to provide emergency medical care to active duty service members and dependents. Duties included triage/trauma interventions, medication administration, basic laboratory tests, and charting-Proficient in IV/IO access, suturing, BIADs, and telemetry interpretation-Delivered prehospital care at the AEMT-level in over 200 emergency transports-Adjunct EMT instructor to over 50 students -Supply officer: maintained L&D and ED inventories valued at combined $500k; streamlined departmental equipment red-tag process resulting in 20% decreased downtimeLabor and Delivery Corpsman-Provided care to mothers and neonates during perinatal complications, delivery and inpatient rehabilitation, including emergency and inpatient care-Charged with infant care upon delivery, assisted in over 150 deliveries and 50 Cesarean sections, to include 4 surgical first-assists. -Proficient in neonatal physical assessments, medication administration, vascular access, obtaining FHTs.National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD - DEC 10 to JUN 13Medical Readiness Petty Officer, Navy HPSP-Navy Surgeon General’s staff, ensured medical eligibility and readiness of officer candidates attending medical schools-Member of qualification committee to determine candidates’ eligibility for active duty-Record maintenance for over 1,800 candidates -Clearable (Secret)Auxiliary Security Force Member-Augmented base Master At Arms force operations, including installation guard duties, perimeter patrols, and pedestrian and vehicle inspections-Operated under Secret Service direction during presidential and dignitary visits-EVOC, small-arms and O.C. qualified

-Constructed concrete burial vaults for contracted funeral services-Worked with funeral home to accommodate service location, to include tenting, seating, and floral arrangements-Operated forklift and specialized trailer to deliver vaults to burial sites

-Managed medical charts and prints for busy radiology department-Assisted technicians with x-rays, CT and nuclear medicine scanning-Transported patients from the emergency department and inpatient wards to radiology department