Gary Grassi Email & Phone Number

Louisville, Ky, Us

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

EMS Captain responsible for the training and recertification of over 250 EMS providers and Firefighters. Lead instructor and developer of the departments Rescue Task Force. NAEMT Faculty member for PHTLS. PHTLS, AMLS and TECC instructor. Fluent in Spanish

Greater Philadelphia Area

► Scope of responsibilities are diverse and include: respond to emergency medical situations and provide pre-hospital healthcare and 911 services for the Louisville Metropolitan area.► Administer care in conjunction with state and city protocols.► Demonstrate excellent working knowledge of anatomy and physiology to obtain pertinent medical history.► Conduct advanced airway management to include endotracheal intubation and surgical cricothyrotomy.► Provide holistic medical care to patients with the effective use of time, resources, equipment and supplies.► Establish and maintain good working relationships with departmental staff, complex management, supervisory staff and local health care providers.

Fort Knox, Warrior Transition Battalion

U.S. Army Special Operations Command – 2009 – 2014Captain – Medical Operations & Strategic Planning – 2010 – 2011U.S. Army Medical Service Officer – 2004 – 2009VA National Guard – 2001 – 2004► Challenged to provide medical coverage and evacuation during live-fire, tactical missions in challenging weather, hostile, war and remote rural settings.► Played an instrumental role in coordinating the evacuation of over 4,000 wounded allied and coalition soldiers in a time and mission sensitive environment► Served as an instructor for all medical training content development and EMT-Basic course attended by U.S. Armed Forces personnel.► Managed over $1.3 million in medical equipment and supplies. ► Responsible for the procurement and allocation of $250,000 of medical supplies.► Responsible for the welfare of assigned personnel in diverse working environments.► Served as the principal staff officer for all matters concerning training, operations, planning and force development.► Prepared, coordinated and published Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Major Accomplishments:▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬► Ranked among the “Top 5% of Company Grade Officers”.► Under my leadership conducted over 125 combined Civil Affairs Missions and Patrols under the threat of imminent danger covering 205 square KM of the Abu Ghraib Qada, Iraq.► Oversaw and save over $800,000 by canceling fraudulent and substandard projects.► Served as a TCCC and PHTLS instructor during three combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan—trained over 100 combat medics.► Served as Ground EVAC platoon leader in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Sept. 2005 – Oct. 2006.► Served as U.S. Army Combat Life Saver Course Instructor during Operation Iraqi Freedom—trained and certified over 1,000 U.S. Armed Forces servicemen.

B.S., Biology

Activities and Societies: Virginia Tech Corps of CadetsBiology with a minor in Leadership Studies

Education record

U.S. Army Medical Services Officer Basic Course, Jan. 2005 to April 2005 – Ft. Sam Houston, TX U.S. Army Company Trainer Course, July 2005.