Ryan Carey (Msl) Email & Phone Number

United States

Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States

Whittier, Ca

- Teach classroom assignments in: WFT-101 Wildland Fire Behavior WFT-102 Wildland Firefighter Safety & Survival WFT-103 Wildland Fire Operations WFT-104 Wildland Fire Investigation & Prevention WFT-105 Wildland Fire Logistics, Finance, & Planning- Instruct and assist in the growth and success of a diverse population of students through careful preparation of course materials, effective teaching methods including online courses, and informed critical feedback on assignments and discussions.- Assist with organization, program management, and instruction of wildland fire academies including selection and evaluation of instructors, trainee selection and assessment, and facilities management.- Maintain knowledge of college division, department policies, and Federal, State and local regulations associated with the public safety disciplines.- Participate in curriculum and learning outcome development and assessment.- Perform related duties as assigned, including timely compliance with clerical and administrative responsibilities.

Torrance, Ca

- Maintain current knowledge and understanding of EMT curriculum, support services, policies, laws, and regulations as mandated by County, State, and Federal laws for the EMT program.- Responsible for maintaining records assisting in preparing budget and grant proposals as necessary.- Responsible for evaluating support instructors and staff to make appropriate staffing recommendations and positions.- Responsible for ongoing assessment and evaluation of the overall EMT program and student learning.- Help students fulfill their maximum potential in mastering course content.- Instill in students a respect for excellence and desire to pursue it.- Develop in the student a respect for differing points of view.- Maintain a thorough and current knowledge in Emergency Medicine Technology and procedures.- Maintain a fundamental knowledge of instructional materials and techniques, and methods of student evaluation.- Maintain high standards of professional conduct and ethics appropriate to the EMS industry.- Respond to student inquiries, or to refer students to appropriate personnel when solution of their problem requires it.- Adhere to class and examination schedules and to follow proper fiscal and student accounting procedures.- Observe campus safety standards.

Arcadia, California

• Instruct and certify professional rescuers and civilians in CPR, first aid, and basic life support.• Received praise from students and peers through formal evaluations on outstanding teaching skills and presentation.• Have gained strong oral communication skills while teaching in small groups and giving speeches to large groups.

Arcadia, California

• Responsible for updating the Inciweb database for the Angeles National Forest. This includes providing public information through various incident forms submitted by the incident commander, operations chief, division chiefs, and other internal contacts such as status summary report (209), Incident Action Plans, and fire perimeter maps.• Receives phone calls, and e-mails during wildfires and other emergencies to provide information such as: current incident status, evacuation orders, fire perimeter maps and more. Prioritized customer service by providing answers to a wide variety of inquiries, and explaining regulations pertaining to wildfires and the Incident Command System.• Assisted different program areas as necessary, handled routine administrative matters for administration, budget, fire, recreation, resources, engineering, safety, law enforcement, district offices and the forest supervisor.• Used database and spreadsheet software to enter, revise, sort, calculate, and retrieve data for specialized reports during wildfires and other local, state, and national emergencies.

Arcadia, California

• Provided a wide range of academic counseling and instruction along with technical consulting and support related to research, organization, and writing materials for courses in emergency response areas including: firefighting, search and rescue, technical rescue, medical operations, hazardous materials response, incident command system, and safety.• Ensured that training environment was appropriately organized and that course materials were ready and available.• Participated in fatality and severe accident investigations, created curriculums and presented fatality lessons learned.

San Dimas, California

• Served as a Senior Firefighter on fire engines, water tenders, and fire patrols.• Skilled in drafting techniques, used ejectors and suction lines to obtain water in various technical situations.• Utilized, maintained, inspected, and stored personal protective equipment including self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), web gear, and fire shelters. Trained with all personal protective equipment on a regular basis.• Performed fireline activities such as: firing, extinguishing, holding, patrolling, monitoring, and mop-up.• Responded to: medical, vehicle, mountain, urban interface, hazardous materials, and wildland fire emergencies.• Performed regular maintenance on vehicles, hose and appliances, saws, hand tools, and fire suppression systems.• Worked effectively as part of a well-trained and professional team by building and maintaining crew cohesiveness.• Encouraged and motivated crew in a positive way while ensuring safety at all times.

Glendora, California

• Performed specialized assignments including: ignition operations (holding / igniting), felling operations, multiple shift line spikes, observing and documenting weather, cutting hotline, and pile burning / fuels reduction.• Moved dirt, chopped brush, and cut small trees to construct firelines. Used water and foam to extinguish fires.• Proficient with various fire mop-up techniques including: cold trailing, gridding, and heat detecting with infrared.• Performed job duties safely during day and night shifts in various climates, regions, and temperatures.• Received instructions and clarified any confusion before operating in hazardous situations and environments.

Pasadena, California

• Acted as an emergency medical provider and assisted paramedics in rescue operations and patient care.• Planned and implemented public information and training programs within the community.• Reassured patients and bystanders by working in a confident and efficient manner.

Hood River, Oregon

• Patrolled wildland/ urban interface areas before, during, and after wildfires as a wildfire protection unit.• Inspected homes within urban/ wildland interface areas for hazardous brush and other potential dangers.• Inspected fire suppression and detection systems to determine effectiveness and integrity.• Created defensible space for homes and sprayed fire retardant to prevent loss of life and property.• Documented and maintained complex wildfire computer databases and used weather mapping programs.• Tactfully disarmed conflicts among team members, bystanders, and other emergency responders as necessary.

Glendale, California

• Responded to emergency calls and provided efficient and immediate care to the critically ill and injured.• Drove emergency response vehicles while handling varied communication and navigation responsibilities.• Functioned as a primary caregiver in basic life support, initiated oxygen therapy and assured adequate ventilation.• Determined patient responsiveness, level of consciousness, airway, breathing, circulation, and vital signs.• Took steps to control bleeding, splint unstable bones and joints, and protect patients from spinal injuries.• Always used body substance isolation precautions while working with patients.

West Riverside, California

• Responded to fire, medical, and other all-risk emergencies. Maintained training requirements as a county firefighter.• Became highly skilled in firefighting techniques while testing and operating firefighting equipment.• Volunteered at community events and provided public information about fire safety and prevention.

Los Angeles, California

• Responded to emergency calls with professional demeanor and intent. Prioritized calls concerning emergencies.• Entered information into the computer aided dispatch (CAD) system to verify the location and determine response.• Dispatched personnel and equipment to emergency scenes while maintaining radio contact.

Master Of Science (Ms), Leadership, 3.5 Gpa

Emphasis in Disaster Preparedness and Executive Fire Leadership

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Fire Science Administration, 3.5 Gpa

Associate Of Science (As), Wildland Fire Technology, 3.75 Gpa

Associate Of Science (As), Fire Technology, 3.75 Gpa

Certificate, Emergency Medical Technology/ Technician, 3.5 Gpa