Nicholas Thorpe Email & Phone Number

Wake Forest, Nc, Us

Louisburg, North Carolina, Us

Raleigh, Nc, Us

North Carolina Division of Emergency ManagementLead Instructor for courses the following courses:- ICS 100, Introduction to the Incident Command System- ICS 200, Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response- G 300, Intermediate Incident Command for Expanding Incidents- G 400, Advance Incident Command for Command and General Staff- ICS 700, An Introduction to the National Incident Management System- G 191 Incident Command/Emergency Operation Center Interface Planning- G 290 Basic Public Information Officer- G 291 Joint Information Center/System Planning- G 775 Emergency Operations Center Operations- G 499 Incident Command System Train the Trainer

Associates with the Triangle Basketball Official’s Association- Responsible for enforcing the rules High School Basketball competitions as defined by the North Carolina High School Athletic AssociationPost Season Games:- 3 conference tournament games- 1 State tournament game

Raleigh, Nc, Us

A Basic Life Support (BLS) division that transports non-emergent patients complements our Critical Care transport division. Whether the patient is being discharged from WakeMed to home or being transported to an offsite doctor's appointment, specialty medical treatment or skilled nursing facility, our highly trained staff is available to meet your needs.

Raleigh, Nc, Us

- Works collaboratively with regional facilities and agencies in planning, organizing, and directing the development, management, implementation, and operation of the Capital Regional Advisory Committee (CapRAC) disaster response plans.- Serves as the Coordinator for the Capital Medical Reserve Corps, group of medical and non-medical volunteers who are interested in assisting during special events, public health emergencies, and disasters that have had a catastrophic impact on a community’s healthcare infrastructure.

Raleigh, Nc, Us

North Carolina Division of Emergency Management- Supports the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program and Nuclear Plants that could affect North Carolina- Works closely with county officials, other state agencies, federal agencies, utility organizations in the development and maintenance of emergency plans, procedures and guidelines. Ensures all plans are compliant with NUREG-0654/FEMA REP-1- Provides technical guidance to counties and the State Emergency Response Team Leader during actual nuclear events and exercises- Responsible for maintaining inventory of state owned radiological equipment and scheduling of calibration and maintenance for all equipment- During activations of the State Emergency Operations Center works as part of the Planning Section

West Columbia, Sc, Us

- Serves as the Division's Regional Emergency Manager for Region 3 (Calhoun, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Newberry, Richland, and Saluda counties)- Assists local emergency managers in the development and maintenance of comprehensive emergency management programs - Provides technical assistance to county emergency management personnel regarding plan enhancement, training, exercise development, evaluation and after actions reviews. - Trains and assists county emergency management personnel on WebEOC software- Establishes and maintains professional relationships with local organizations and maintain knowledge of the operations of local and county government. - When requested, assists county emergency management during actual emergencies and serves as their state liaison- Serves in the State Emergency Operations Center as required- Manage Regional Emergency CoordinatorRegional Emergency ManagerMay, 2012 – June, 2015- Manage the Regional Emergency Coordinator as for Region 6 (Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton, Jasper, and Hampton counties) in the function as mentioned aboveRegional Emergency CoordinatorJanuary, 2012 - May, 2012- Assist Regional Emergency Manager in above mentioned duties for Region 3 ((Calhoun, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Newberry, Richland, and Saluda counties)

Columbia, Sc, Us

Associated with the Columbia Basketball Official’s Association- Responsible for enforcing the rules of Sub-Varsity Basketball competitions as defined by the South Carolina High School League

Bethesda, Maryland, Us

- Ensure pace of play- Maintain safety and security on the golf course- Assist with member services

Boston, Ma, Us

Office of Public Health Preparedness- Responsible for the Boston Medical Reserve Corps’s training program; trained and networked medically licensed professionals and individuals so they may volunteer during a public health emergency or a special event - Responsible for program outreach, recruitment, retention, and operations - Responsible for all special event and emergency staffing requirements for the Boston Public Health Commission- Managed just in time training of all staff and volunteers during a major event- Managed equipment required to respond to major events- Issued credentials to staff and volunteers during major events

- Responsible for Neighborhood Corps training program which prepares groups of people rooted in the same community to assist first responders in the event of an emergency or disaster; responsible for program budget, curriculum, scheduling, equipment, recruiting, marketing materials and volunteer database- Responsible for all emergency activations and onsite operations related to volunteer and donation management including emergency exercise events- Represents Serve DC on the Council of Governments Transportation Safety Sub Committee, the Council of Governments National Capital Region Training and Exercise Consortium and the Washington, DC Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) Committee

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

- Monitor Senate floor debates, discussions, and votes, reporting findings and actions to office officials in real-time which is directly provided to the Senator. Responsible for maintaining a well versed understanding of Senate parliamentary procedure and reporting if a proceeding is in question. - Represented US Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison’s Washington, DC office during national FEMA conference calls in response to Hurricane Ike in 2008 (Presidentially Declared Emergency Disaster)- Created and presented a brief requesting the Senator cosponsor a specific Homeland Security Bill- Assisted the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator in maintaining Emergency Action Plan and staff roster.Staff AssistantMay, 2006 - March, 2007- Managed incoming faxes, mail, and phone calls- Responsible for guiding tour groups and addressing student groups of the Senator’s policies

- 40 hours per week- Conducted internet-based research and vetting of proposed presidential letter and message recipients. - Assisted in daily operations of the President’s scheduling office.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

- 30 hours per week- Researched periodicals and opinion articles and gathered data to assist in writing press releases. Created Source Packets daily to present to Senator and staff. - Archived opinion articles and video interviews of the Senator. Assisted in distributing press releases to the Capitol media pool. Provided basic information to reporters.

Washington, Dc, Us

Office on Alumni Affairs:- 10 hours per week- Conduct cold-calls soliciting donations for campus entities.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

- 30 hours per week- Conducted analytical research on proposed Constitutional Amendment.

Washington, Dc, Us

Office on Housing and Dinning:- 10 hours per week- Provided dorm security, help desk administration, switchboard. Responsible for notifying emergency personnel and documenting dorm events such as fire alarms, police emergencies, medical emergencies and biohazard emergencies

Graduate Certificate, Homeland Security

Ba, History, Minor In Political Science

High School Diploma, College/University Preparatory And Advanced High School/Secondary Diploma Program