William Lovelace Email & Phone Number

Castle Rock, Co, Us

Denver, Colorado, United States

Providing innovative solutions to ensure the continuity of care to Americas veterans in times of disaster and crisis.

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Provide instruction to EMT-B and Paramedic students.

Worldwide

Teaching QRF/TCCC to police, counter terror units and US Embassy security staff at various locations around the world in accordance with the GATA-SPEAR program.

Nationwide

Teach TCCC through use of live tissue models to a wide range of providers from first responders to physicians in government, military and, law enforcement rolls.

Nationwide

Teaching basic and advanced Tactical Medicine to SWAT medics around the nation. This also involves teaching basic first aid and officer down classes to law enforcement officers.Also teach active shooter response tactics for law enforcement and concealed carry holders.

Worldwide

-Obtained WPS PSS certification-Conducted mounted and dismounted protective formations for clientele in high threat environment-Provided emergency medical support to clientele and security team while conducting personal security detail operations -Became proficient in the use and operation of tactical vehicles in support of MEDEVAC/CASEVAC operations-Trained clients and fellow team members in combat first aid -Gained proficiency in Tactical Combat Casualty Care -Qualified with Glock 19, M4, M240, M249 SAW, M203 and Remington 870

Afghanistan

-Provided emergency medical support to clientele and security team while conducting personal security detail operations-Utilized mounted and dismounted formations to provide client protection-Gained proficiency in operations as the Primary Protection Officer-Coordinated and conducted MEDEVAC/CASEVAC operations in conjunction with multiple ISAF countries-Formulated and implemented protocols to assist in accurate continuation of patient care from GLOBAL to military medical assets-Became proficient in the use and operation of tactical vehicles in support of MEDEVAC/CASEVAC operations-Trained clients and fellow team members in basic and combat first aid-Gained proficiency in strategy and tactics of care under fire and TCCC-Designated Senior site medic, becoming responsible for 4 other PSS/EMT-P’s-Utilized and became proficient with current ISAF protocols on escalation of force techniques-Maintained proficiency and qualification with Glock, M9, M4 carbine, M249 SAW, M240, and M2 HMG

Teaching basic tactical medicine to police and counter terrorism units around the world. This is done on behalf of the US Department of State's ATA (Anti-terrorism Assistance) program.

-Initiated and conducted treatment plans for critical and non-critical patients-Became proficient in prolonged patient care due to long transport distances-Assisted doctors and nurses in day to day emergency room operations-Emergency vehicle operator qualified-Exercised critical decision making in utilizing aero-medical services-Participated in mass evacuations caused by fire and flooding-Responded to multiple mass casualty incidents-Volunteered with county Sheriff special response team as medic

-Infantry MOS 0331 machine gunner-Specially assigned to 8th&I Battalion for security and ceremonial duties at the US Naval Academy and public events in the Washington D.C. area-Conducted several security details for diplomats and high ranking officials including the President of the United States-Non-lethal weapons training and experience-Voluntarily assigned to 1st Reconnaissance Battalion -PSD squad leader and company weapons custodian -Was responsible for over 400 serialized weapons and mission essential gear valued at 6.2 million dollars with 100% accountably of all items in 2 year tenure-Implemented an electronic tracking program to make weapons and gear accountability more accurate, thus resulting in more efficient gear and weapon distribution for the entire company and the ability for commanders to track all serialized items in real time-Iraq deployment 4/2007-11/2007-Conducted small unit tactics and patrols in Fallujah and throughout western Iraq-Was the units designated secondary medic and became proficient in TCCC-Combat life saver graduate-Conducted all 4 years of service with no disciplinary actions -Honorably discharged as an E-5

Associates Of Applied Science, Emergency Managment And Planning, 3.9 Gpa

Gained in depth knowledge of the Incident Command System, National Response Framework and disaster planning/response at every level.

License, Paramedic

Paramedic/Fire Science/General Educaiton

Emt-B

Activities and Societies: Obtained EMT-B certificaiton.

High School Diploma