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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEE-mail EMAIL AVAILABLEKEY ATTRIBUTES INCLUDE:Organizational Leadership Program Creation and Enhancement Interagency Relations/Coordination Crisis intervention Motivation and Team Building Command Operations Staff Professional Development Budget Planning and Execution Emergency Response Management Risk/Crisis Management Staffing. Training and Development Task Readiness Deployment Bachelor of Science in Fire and Safety Engineering Tech. 1990 University of Cincinnati Paramedic Certificate 1985 Broward Community College, Davie, Florida Certified Aero-Medical Transport Specialist 1985 Broward Community College, Davie, Florida Emergency Medical Technician Certificate 1983 Broward Community College, Davie, Florida PHTLS Certified 2018 Tri-team medicalNRP Certified 2018 Tri-team medicalAHA Certified First aide Instructor 2004 Associates for Emergency Medicine, Florida AHA ACLS, PALS, and BLS Affiliate Faculty 1995 Associates for Emergency Medicine, Florida Licensed Fire and Explosives Investigator 1994 NAFI (National Assoc. of Fire Investigators) Florida license number 14642Hazardous Materials Incident Commander 1989 Florida State Fire College AHA Certified PALS Instructor 1988 Associates for Emergency Medicine, Florida State Certified Fire & Explosives Investigator 1988 Florida State Certified Fire Inspector 1987 Florida State Fire College Advanced Trauma Life Support Certified 1986 Broward Medical Center, Florida AHA Certified ACLS Instructor 1986 Associates for Emergency Medicine, Florida State Certified Fire Officer IV 1986 Florida State Fire College State Certified Fire Instructor III 1985 Florida, Missouri, Kansas State Certified Paramedic 1985 Florida, State Certification # 7104 State Certified Smoke Diver 1984 Florida State Fire College AHA Certified BLS Instructor 1983 Florida Regional Hospital Certified Search and Recovery Dive-Rescue Specialist (Padi) 1982 Florida State Certified Firefighter 1978 Florida State Fire College Received 3 Special Accommodationsfor Fire Prevention Programs November 1996 - developed and delivered Fire Instructor of the year 1987 & 1991 Florida Fire Instructors Association Outstanding Young Firefighter of the Year 1985 Florida Firefighter of the month June 1985Firefighter of the month October 1984Mayors Award for life saved during a tornado 1983 Florida WORK HISTORYADVENT HEALTH EMERGENCY ROOMPARAMEDIC JULY 21ST 2023-PRESENT Emergency room paramedic responsible for routine and emergent care of pediatric patients Perform venous access for blood work, IV fluids and other tests Respond to in hospital emergencies involving patients who have an acute emergency Assist ER physicians with medical and traumatic procedures Provide monitored transport as required Triage patients entering the emergency room for treatment CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL PARAMEDICNOVEMBER 8TH, 2020 JULY 1ST 2023 Emergency room paramedic responsible for routine and emergent care of pediatric patients Perform venous access for blood work, IV fluids and other tests Respond to in hospital emergencies involving patients who have an acute emergency Serve on the trauma alert team Assist ER physicians with medical and traumatic procedures Provide ALS monitored transport to acute care rooms Triage patients entering the emergency room for treatment ARNOLD PALMER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM/TRAUMA CENTER MARCH 30TH,2020 NOVEMBER 2020 Emergency room paramedic responsible for routine and emergent care of pediatric patients Perform venous access for blood work, IV fluids and other tests Respond to in hospital emergencies involving patients who have an acute emergency Serve on the trauma alert team Assist ER physicians with medical and traumatic procedures Provide ALS monitored transport to acute care rooms Triage patients entering the emergency room for treatment While not part of my job description, I worked with the hospital to update and help implement their emergency procedures.BAHRAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY 11/1/08 12/31/19FIRE CHIEF- Responsible for overseeing the safety of over 3,000 employees and millions in assets- Tasked with operational issues dealing with emergent situations, prevention, training, logistics, tactics, etc...- Performs strategic, medium and short-term planning, supervision, control and direction of the activities of all personnel working in the fire department ensuring effective and efficient utilization of manpower and material resources for the protection of personnel and property 2- Responsible for overseeing training in the areas of command, hazardous materials, fire suppression, tactics, fire investigations, plan developments and approvals associated with submitted projects as well as securing the purchase of all fire related equipment including apparatus specs- Working alongside the medical staff to develop appropriate triage procedures, trauma protocols and assist in initial disaster assessments- Part of the duties includes taking command of any incident in both the refinery and any of the nationwide facilities we have jurisdiction over as a paramedic and helicopter flight trauma paramedic- Uses medical skills and knowledge to teach doctors and nurses at Awali Hospital and throughout the Kingdom- Worked with awali hospital to achieve their accreditation.- While functioning as the kingdoms Fire Chief I was tasked with helping American Mission Hospital to help them become the first accredited hospital in Bahrain. This took me six months to get them compliant with NFPA codes as well as ensuring their equipment was not only operative per standards but tested per protocol. I also wrote their fire safety policy and assisted with teaching hospital personnel. To get them ready for the aforementioned I had to apply NFPA codes 1,10,13,30,50,72,90A,92, 99, 101, 101A, 101B, 110, 232A, 297, 350, 400 and 418.- I also rewrote their hazardous materials polices and MSDS protocols.- After completing American Mission hospital I was asked to do the same for Salmania Hospital, Awali Hospital and the BDF Hospital. They all had the same compliance issues so it took about 2 years to get them up to speed and able to pass. The visits by the commission authorities helped a great deal to get an idea of the areas to concentrate on as all the hospitals were very standard deficient.- They all were NATA certifications. I spent a great deal of time not just helping them obtain the accreditations but keeping it by ensuring they stayed compliant with standards, training and records.-American Mission Hospital 7/3/06 10/01/08Fire and Safety Consultant Reviewed and updated the fire and emergency response plan Trained the entire hospital staff in the proper use of fire extinguishers as well as the procedures for evacuating ambulatory and non-ambulatory patients Developed and taught the MSDS program Trained the nurses and physicians in the proper procedures for managing a cardiac arrest per AHA guidelines as well as teaching the physicians the proper procedures for emergent airways such as trachs, etc. Due to the efforts I contributed AMH was able to pass their accreditation process and became the first hospital in Bahrain to achieve accreditation.Dept of Defense/PAE Government Services 2004 2006 Senior Firefighter Instructor/Medical Officer Senior Firefighter Instructor/Medical Officer for a program that trained over 2,500 Iraqis Served as the assistant project manner for the training program Spent weeks at a time in Iraq to oversee the student transfer and procedures Insured that the local Civil Defense Instructors that worked with the program were teaching in-line with all NFPA standards Assisted the US military with post explosive investigations and with the rendering of traumatic medical care, while outside the scope of my assignmentHillsborough County Fire Rescue 1998 2004Battalion Chief 1998-2000 Fire training Chief responsible for overseeing the training of over 800 personnel in the areas of Firefighting, Paramedic training, Hazardous Materials and special tactical response team. 3 2000-2004 Served as a Battalion Chief in the busiest battalion in the department. I oversaw 11 stations encompassing 84 personnel and 28 pieces of firefighting, rescue and hazardous materials equipment. 2002-2004 I was in charge of the hazardous materials response team Gladstone Fire Rescue 1996 1998Firefighter/Paramedic Served as a Firefighter/Paramedic Developed and taught the aerial apparatus training module necessary to certify a driver Engineer as certified to operate and drive the aerial. Had written guidelines that addressed hazardous materials and emergency medical care Had initiated fire prevention programs that led to 3 awards being presented to me in 1996 Hillsborough County Fire-Rescue 1991 1996Captain 1991-1996 Served on the State Arson/ Explosive Investigative Task Force 1994 Promoted to training Captain in with responsibilities that included teaching in areas of command, safety, communication, tactics, stress debriefing, hazardous materials, emergency medical treatment and triage, confined space rescue, emergency evacuation procedures, SCBA procedures along with many more fire-rescue classes.Assisted with the training of new paramedics and the proctoring while doing their riding time. 1991-1994 Training LieutenantSunrise Fire Rescue 1978 1991Lieutenant-Firefighter/Paramedic 1978 Started as a Firefighter in 1983 State Certified EMT in 1985 State Certified Paramedic in 1984-1991 Underwater dive-rescue search & recovery specialist Served as part of the US Coast Guard search and recovery sea response team Developed and organized the fire prevention program 1984-1989 Served on the M.E.R.T (Medical Emergency Response Team).- worked closely with the local and state police agencies providing tactical medical care on scene during such operations as search warrants, drug seizures, etc. Trained in police entry and seizure tactics and procedures; accompanied the entry teams during invasive warrant executions 1987 Promoted to LieutenantPART TIME EMPLOYMENTUS NAVY ERT (EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM) - 10/2009 12/2019 US AIR FORCE, MARINES, ARMY & COAST GUARD Conducted firefighting, hazardous materials and emergency medical care training for the US Navy and US Air Force, Army and Coast Guard personnel. Lead Instructor for the desert Sailor training program Fire Instructor for the first FFI & FFII course taught at NSA Bahrain Conducted the EMT refresher program4 Taught Post-Explosive Investigative classes to the US EOD team and NCIS AgentsBahrain College of Health Sciences and Arabian Gulf Univ. School of medicine. 2006-present ACLS, PALS, BLS and First Aide InstructorUniversities of Miami, Tampa and South Florida 1998-2003 ACLS, PALS, BLS, and BTLS Instructor. Served as the lead Instructor and AHA Affiliate Faculty Bayflite Trauma Helicopter Flight ParamedicFlight Paramedic/ Aero-Medical Transport Specialist 1991 1996 and 1998 2003 Served as the liaison Paramedic between local Fire Departments and the Flight program Treated and transported a variety of medical and traumatic patients utilizing skills in both pediatric and adult formats Utilized medical skills in invasive procedures which included the use of paralytics, cardiac drugs, analgesics, chest tubes as well as many other advanced life-saving procedures St. Josephs Hospital Trauma Center Emergency Room Lead Paramedic Served on the Cardiac, Trauma and Stroke teams IV team from 1994-1996AAA Air Ambulance Associates 1986-1991 Aeromedical Transport Specialist/ Flight Paramedic Accompanied stable and critical adult and pediatric patients in flight both in the US and Internationally Provided in-flight basic and advanced medical care including but was not limited to, cardiac monitoring, pharmacological administration, advanced airway management, and the monitoring of critical patients. Broward Fire College Instructor 1985-1991 State Fire Instructor Taught all areas of Firefighting and First responder Co-chaired the committee on emergency medical training References Available Upon Request5 |
