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New Orleans, LA, US

Coordinate with regional and national teams to conduct operational planning, coordination, and support. Represent Team Rubicon’s VOAD activities at the parish and state levels, particularly NOHSEP and Louisiana’s GOHSEP.

Serve as a Reservist (2022-present) and VIGOR (Volunteer in Government; 2017-2018)

Serve as primary instructor and evaluator for new employees on designated field training shifts. Assess applicant candidacy during "pre-hire" observation rides. Assist the Education Department in teaching orientation and other trainings.

Represent EMS and liaise with other agencies in the city-wide Emergency Operations Center during disaster activations. During periods of non-activation, represent EMS at community events and teach bystander intervention classes such as Hands-Only CPR and Stop the Bleed.

Respond to and treat patients suffering from traumatic injuries and medical emergencies. Engage in advanced training and attend special events such as the McSwain EMS Trauma Convention, LERN STEMI Recognition Conference, NOEMS Academy, and more.

Developed and taught a training on how to perform triage during mass casualty incidents. Updated the Special Needs Registry (evacuation assistance for vulnerable populations). Participated in a city-wide public safety MCI exercise and after-action planning for Mardi Gras. Taught bystander intervention classes and helped coordinate Medical Reserve Corps.

Work with public health and public safety partners, such as the Louisiana Department of Health and the Gulf Coast High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, to find collaborative solutions to issues related to substance use and the opioid epidemic. Work on projects local to Louisiana as part of the national CDC-HIDTA Overdose Response Strategy team.

• Reviewed all patient care reports and generated constructive feedback for crew members, focusing on promoting clinical best practices, adherence to protocols, and proficiency and accuracy of documentation
• Developed and implemented trainings to ensure continuous quality improvement

• Acted in an instructional role both in the field and in the classroom
• Served as teaching assistant for EMT class

• Volunteered 600+ hours as either the lead EMT or supervisory level “crew chief”
• Directed administration of care and wrote patient care reports, led scene management, transferred of care to hospitals, and ensured preparedness of crew members and equipment
• Attended the 2019 National Collegiate EMS Foundation Conference

New Orleans, LA

Developed and led all programming for the Community Service Fellowship. Facilitated discussions around equitable service, social justice, and effective community partnership.

Fairfax, Virginia

• Conducted live mosquito and tick surveillance over a 400 square mile area
• Led outreach at county-wide events, focusing on public education and risk mitigation
• Collected and prepared samples for Zika Virus, West Nile Virus, and Lyme disease testing
• Assisted in implementing mosquito adulticidal and larvicidal control measures

Doctor Of Medicine - Md

Master Of Public Health, International Health, Disaster And Complex Emergency Management

Capstone Public Health Analysis (PHA): Health Disparities on the Navajo Nation and their Correlation with Adverse COVID-19 Outcomes.

Dual Degree, Public Health (Bsph), Neuroscience (Bs)

Advanced Studies Diploma

Emergency Medical Technician (Nremt), Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General