Ronald E Freeman, Emo Email & Phone Number

Anniston, Alabama Area

Providing the direct coordination and execution of training and consulting to Federal, State, tribal, and local first responders/receivers in public health and healthcare disasters or CBRNE events that requires a Federal response, as a result of a mass casualty incident (MCI). Act as subject matter expert (SME) in public health and healthcare (PH/HC) course curriculum/training materials (CC/TM) design, development and delivery; updates, revisions and corrections, as required. Participate in meetings/focus groups and discussions of course/training program opportunities to maximize instructor cadre and course offerings to ensure overall capability and capacity within the PH/HC communities, are effectively utilized and managed. Perform day-to-day liaison duties for multiple external training partners, i.e., Strategic National Stockpile (SNS), and the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office’s (DNDO), when required.Act as agency's POC in collaboration with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) and the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO). Prepare, coordinate and deliver Execution Plans (ExPlans) for external training partners/agencies with agreements/contracts to deliver training at the Center for Domestic Preparedness’ (CDP) campus.Anticipate customer service needs, encourage teamwork and cooperation and effect coordination to ensure the technical and tactical accuracy of external partner’s course/training delivery.Provide SME, training, drill and exercise support for the Hospital Emergency Response Training Institute's Medical Mass Casualty Incident Management (MMCIM) and Certified Instructor Training (CIT) programs for emergency preparedness and response professionals.Manage HC programs through planning, communicating, and initiating direct oversight of training program design, development and delivery.Participate in the conduct of drills and exercises to improve and strengthen organization's emergency preparedness and response operations.

Center For Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, Al

Providing the direct coordination and execution of resident training to Federal, State, tribal, and local first responders in Medical and Public Health (M/PH) disaster; and CBRNE incidents that require Federal response, as a results of a mass casualty incident (MCI). Subject matter expert in M/PH course content and participate in meetings/focus groups and discussions of training program opportunities to maximize the CDP’s instructor cadre and course offerings to ensure overall training capability and capacity within the M/PH health communities. Oversee all aspects of the SNS, and Mass Antibiotic Dispensing Train-the-Trainer (MADT) Courses, as course manager/point of contact (POC) in collaboration with the CDC's SNS course leadership.Provide direct oversight of the delivery of the Fundamentals of Healthcare Emergency Management (FRAME), Healthcare Leadership (HCL), Hospital Emergency Response Training (HERT), HERT Train the Trainer, Emergency Medical Operations (EMO), Advanced Public Information Officer: Health and Hospital Emergencies (APIOHHE), and the Pandemic Planning and Preparedness (P3) Courses, at the Noble Training Facility (NTF).Providing sound direction, guidance, leadership and project management for the major HC course offerings at the NTF; by ensuring the day-to-day training execution of these programs are conducted in IAW the required Programs of Instruction (POI) and CDP’s policies and procedures.Ensure the quality control of the delivery and support of; improvement to competency-based education and training programs used to train the national’s healthcare community; through on and off-site class monitoring, contract surveillance, training audits and instructor evaluations at the NTF and at non-resident training locations.Overseeing the successful completion of Resident and Non-resident Training as outlined in the Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the CDP's Training Delivery Services at the NTF and/or at off-site training locations.

Gilbert, Az

Design, develop and deliver Environmental, Health and Safety Training (OSHA 40, 24, & 8 Hour; HazMat 32, 24, 16 & 8 Hour & RCRA 24 & 8 Hour) course/program offerings for clients.Identify, build and certify/qualify a network of instructors/trainers, SMEs and designers to provide added value, marketability and credibility to organization, company and agency clients.Promote company as a front leader in the planning, design, development and management of emergency management (EM) projects/programs/plans.Prepare, evaluate and manage plan of instruction/program of instruction (POI), policies, directives and operational procedures related to the organization’s HERT/MCI Courses. Acts as senior consultant/resource to administration, department managers and supervisors, medical staff and physicians on all matters related to hospital and healthcare facility emergency planning, preparedness and response training, drills and exercise programs in EM. Participate in emergency preparedness and response planning (both internal to the organization and external with the emergency response community including local, State & Federal plans). Participate in the cross-training of instructors, contractors and staff in their related disciplines to maximize instructional and exercise resources to ensure quality training, drills and exercises for “first responders and receivers” during HMI and/or CBRNE/WMD events.Designed, developed and conducted Certified Instructor Training (CIT) Program for “Emergency Preparedness Professionals” in the Medical Mass Casualty Incident Management (MMCIM) Course.Serve as senior contract instructor at the Emergency Management Institute (EMI), Center for Domestic Preparedness, State and local clients.

Fort Greely, Ak

Provide subject matter expertise (SME) supporting communications regarding the installation’s specific all-hazard preparedness, planning and response and recovery operations.Develop comprehensive Emergency Management (EM) programs in areas such as contingency planning, organizing, training, and CBRN response and recovery.Write, edit, publish and manage the Army Installation Emergency Management (IEM) Plan/Program.Implement EM programs in accordance with Homeland Security, Federal, Department of Defense, Army, Major Command regulations and installation plans, policies, procedures and command guidance.Serve as principal advisor to Installation Commander regarding EM program/plan requirements.Serve as the principal action officer for the Installation Emergency Management Working Group (EMWG) and assigned committees, as required.Coordinate development of the Installation EM Program/Plan through the Installation EMWG.Establish/coordinate and direct Support Agreements and/or Support Contracts for identified resources through Mutual Aid Agreements (MAA) and Memorandums of Understanding (MOU).Coordinate with the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF)/medical response partners to integrate medical response and recovery operations during medical mass casualty incidents (MCI).Attend the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) and other applicable EM-related committees and working groups in the local geographic area.Lead and coordinate NIMS ICS/UC implementation and compliance requirements.

Conduct homeland security and emergency management (EM) research for clients, as required.Review and complete technical writing projects in accordance with contract scope of work (SOW).Interface and communicate with clients, management, staff and project personnel, as required.Write project plans and prepare project deliverables to meet client’s expectations.Deploy to support response and recovery efforts for extended durations (90+ days) as well as for short duration projects (e.g. exercises, training delivery and as a team leader).Perform disaster response and recovery operations duties as Technical Specialist (TS) Task Force Lead (TFL), State Applicant Liaison (SAL) and Training Scheduler/Specialist.Provide onsite Public Assistance (PA) support as a Technical Analyst/Training Specialist.Conduct analysis and provide recommendations to the State, Applicants and SALs regarding grant extension deadlines and the active versioning process.Design, develop and deliver ICS 100, 200, 700, 800, 300 & 400; and site specific Public Assistance Training (PAT) courses for State Applicant Liaisons (SAL) and Regional Coordinators (RC).

Design, develop and deliver Environmental, Health and Safety Training (OSHA 40, 24, & 8 Hour; HazMat 32, 24, 16 & 8 Hour & RCRA 24 & 8 Hour) course/program offerings for clients.Identify, build and certify/qualify a network of instructors/trainers, SMEs and designers to provide added value, marketability and credibility to organization, company and agency clients.Promote company as a front leader in the planning, design, development and management of emergency management (EM) projects/programs/plans.Prepare, evaluate and manage plan of instruction/program of instruction (POI), policies, directives and operational procedures related to the organization’s HERT/MCI Courses. Acts as senior consultant/resource to administration, department managers and supervisors, medical staff and physicians on all matters related to hospital and healthcare facility emergency planning, preparedness and response training, drills and exercise programs in EM. Participate in emergency preparedness and response planning (both internal to the organization and external with the emergency response community including local, State & Federal plans). Participate in the cross-training of instructors, contractors and staff in their related disciplines to maximize instructional and exercise resources to ensure quality training, drills and exercises for “first responders and receivers” during HMI and/or CBRNE/WMD events.Designed, developed and conducted Certified Instructor Training (CIT) Program for “Emergency Preparedness Professionals” in the Medical Mass Casualty Incident Management (MMCIM) Course.Serve as senior contract instructor at the Emergency Management Institute (EMI), Center for Domestic Preparedness, State and local clients.

Supported the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) by analyzing training needs, designing, conducting and evaluating training offerings to accomplish the Agency's mission. Worked in partnership with States, localities, and Tribal communities to design, develop and deliver effective program/course offerings dealing with hazardous materials incidents (HMI), natural emergencies and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) events. Planned, developed, and conducted training course/program offerings in HazMat, HAZWOPER, HAZCOM and HazWaste with environmental business, governmental agencies and other clients. Researched, reviewed and interpreted EPA, OSHA, DOT, NIOSH, and NFPA regulations and standards to ensure all training course/program offerings maintained regulatory compliance.Prepared quotes/proposals for existing clients while assisting the marketing staff in identifying and preparing request for quotes (RFQ) and request for proposals (RFP) for new clients. Actively participated in emergency response operations, training, drills and exercises as an evaluator/auditor for aerospace clients’ emergency response team’s, to test their Incident Command System (ICS) and chemical spill response plans and operations during simulated emergencies.

Ed.M, Human Services, 3.84

Activities and Societies: Ed. M, Education, Human Services, Boston University

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, 2.78

Activities and Societies: Major Psychology; Minor Group Dynamics