Ryan Fischer Email and Phone Number

Responsible for overseeing all operations within the SUNY Geneseo ROTC Program. Administering guidance on training plans and supervising and refining training plans created by Junior CDT’s. Manages all administrative personnel tasks including coordinating gear distribution with Battalion S4 and maintaining accurate personnel information records. Coordinating recruiting events and acting as the point of contact with all non-military and military personnel applicable to the Geneseo ROTC Program.… Show more Responsible for overseeing all operations within the SUNY Geneseo ROTC Program. Administering guidance on training plans and supervising and refining training plans created by Junior CDT’s. Manages all administrative personnel tasks including coordinating gear distribution with Battalion S4 and maintaining accurate personnel information records. Coordinating recruiting events and acting as the point of contact with all non-military and military personnel applicable to the Geneseo ROTC Program. Manages public affairs for the program via the official SUNY Geneseo ROTC Instagram and acts as the training officer for Sophomore along with Junior level Cadets. Awarded the William P. O’Connell Memorial ROTC Award by the 7th District of New York Sons of the American Legion. Show less

As a Reserves Officer Training Corps(ROTC) Cadet I am constantly learning the ins and outs of commissioning as a 2nd lieutenant within the U.S Army. Furthermore, this position provides me with discipline as I stick to a hard schedule while also trying to constantly better myself both physically and mentally. While involved as a Cadet at SUNY Geneseo I have led the path to create a instagram account for the program, an official school email, school website, apparel, as well as our first official… Show more As a Reserves Officer Training Corps(ROTC) Cadet I am constantly learning the ins and outs of commissioning as a 2nd lieutenant within the U.S Army. Furthermore, this position provides me with discipline as I stick to a hard schedule while also trying to constantly better myself both physically and mentally. While involved as a Cadet at SUNY Geneseo I have led the path to create a instagram account for the program, an official school email, school website, apparel, as well as our first official logo. Gold ROA Award winner Show less

As a laborer for the Putnam County Parks department, I work in manual labor on construction sites, assisting with demolition, carpentry, and landscaping. Furthermore, I am capable of operating small machinery as well as have experience operating vehicles up to four tons in all conditions.

Acting as an executive officer within SUNY GFR my duties include ensuring the maintenance of all equipment. Planning, overseeing, and teaching clearing classes and crew chief classes. Meaning I act as the primary educator of GFR's highest level of care and prospective crew chiefs. In this position, I am also in charge of administering the driver's test and medication tests required to become a crew chief. Lastly, I am also responsible for QA/QI

As a crew chief, I am on call 12-36 hours a week and am the primary medical provider to any calls I am dispatched to within my range of practice. The responsibilities of this position include scene management, organization of Patient Care Charts, logging of equipment used, and coherent interactions with incoming agencies.

I am responsible for the maintenance and care of my agency’s two squad cars. Where I detail and maintain both emergency vehicles while keeping comprehensive records of when the vehicles need services such as oil changes, brakes, and software updates to the control consoles for the lights and sirens.

This position has given me the opportunity to mentor incoming Geneseo First Response (GFR) members and provide them with the necessary training to act as attendants to emergency calls. Furthermore, I believe I must encourage my mentees to better themselves by becoming EMTs promptly.

This position as a simultaneous membership (SMP) cadet offers me the opportunity to better hone my skills in leadership, tactics, and knowledge of the inner workings of the United States Army. This is accomplished by being attached to A Co. 2-108th IN as a cadet to better myself as a future officer.

Volunteered as an EMT-B using my skills to expand my knowledge and hone my abilities in emergency medicine.