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Fire Captain offering 5 years of experience as a company officer and 12 years of professional firefighting experience at a large ISO Class one accredited fire department. Hazmat Technician and Instructor level certified. Fire Instructor and EMS Instructor certified as well. I have acted in the role of Battalion Chief on multiple occasions and have successfully commander serious incidents. I also possess leadership and mentorship skills. I lead by example and believe in pride and ownership as well as professionalism.
- Fire science expertise
- Hazardous material handling
- Fire equipment knowledge
- Wilderness fire control
- Team building
- High stress tolerance
- EMT techniques
- Instructing and training
- Problem solving
- Rapid patient assessments
- Sound decision maker
- Pre-hospital Trama Life Support (PHTLS) course completion
- 7 years as a Hazmat instructor
- 3 years as a Fire instructor
- Served as a Medical Preceptor
- Created and assisted in implementing multiple SOPs
- Assisted in procurement of equipment
| - Fire Officer One
- ProBoard Certified Fire Officer One
- BLS, ACLS, PALS Instructor
- Advanced Hazmat Life Support Provider
- Advanced Hazmat Life Support Instructor
- Certified Hazmed Instructor
- ProBoard certified Hazmat Tech
- Live Fire Adjunct Instructor
- Incident Commander for Hazardous Materials (certified)
- State of Florida Hazmat Technician
- IAFF Hazmat Instructor
- Fire Apparatus Operator/Fire Service Hydraulics
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04/2006 to Current Fire Captain Soc Inc. – Chantilly, VA,
- Supervised and coached multiple new staff members per year.
- Cultivated close working relationships with other municipalities and governmental agencies to achieve a stronger working relationship between agencies.
- Ensured safety and proper procedural application for members of crew.
- Created Standard Operating Procedures
- Ensure operational readiness of fire-rescue crews.
- Provide training, guidance and mentorship to current and new members.
- Respond to and supervise emergency incidents.
- Act in the position of Battalion Chief.
2010 to Current Lead Instructor Launchcode – Saint Louis, MO,
- Maintained accurate and complete records for 30 students.
- Pursued professional development continually by attending educational conferences and teacher training workshops.
- Created an enjoyable and interesting learning environment for 30 students each year.
- Completed and filed all necessary paperwork for classroom activities, including meal count sheets and attendance logs.
- Planned and implemented creative lessons in accordance with district, county, state and federal guidelines.
- Encouraged interactive learning by incorporating educational software and the Internet.
- Observed and evaluated students' performance, behavior, social development and physical health.
- Instructed up to 30 students individually and in groups.
- Set up lesson materials, bulletin board displays and demonstrations.
- Completed training courses to keep up-to-date with new teaching methods and developments in the field.
11/1999 to 2005 Explorer and Recruit Firefighter Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue – City, STATE,
- Responded to dispatched emergency assignments quickly and safely.
- Assessed patient condition through physical and verbal exams and by collecting information from others at the scene.
- Interpreted limited histories and used physical examinations to identify potential underlying critical issues.
- Monitored patients for changes, and reviewed and revised plans accordingly.
- Inspected the vehicle, medical supplies and equipment during down time.
- Promoted team effort when working with dispatch center, external public safety agencies and health care providers.
- Demonstrated high standards of performance, including teamwork, communication and compassion.
- Kept vehicles ready for emergencies by cleaning them and keeping medical supplies stocked.
- Strictly protected the confidentiality of all information related to patient care activities and EMS operations.
- Responded to fire, crash and rescue calls.
Expected in Current Bachelor of Science: Fire Administration
Columbia Southern University - Orange Beach, AL
GPA:
Expected in 2010 Associate of Science: Emergency Medical Services Technology
Florida Medical Training Institute - Coral Springs, FL
GPA:
Expected in Current Associate of Science: Fire Science
Columbia Southern University - Orange Beach, AL
GPA:
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - August 2010 - Employee of the month
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2010 - Outstanding Attendance
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2010 - Field Save Incident # 10-26757
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2013 - Promoted to Fire Lieutenant
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2013 - Field Save Incident # 13-04408
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2014 - Field Save Incident # 08-42192
- Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue - 2017 - Field Save
- City of Fort Lauderdale - 2016 - Ten Years of service award
- City of Fort Lauderdale - 2011 - Five Years of service award
- Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue - 2000-2001- Explorer of the Year award
- Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue - 1999-2000 - Rookie Explorer Award
- Fire Instructor One
- IAFF Hazmat Instructor
- Live Fire Adjunct Instructor
- Hazmat Incident Commander
- BLS/ACLS/PALS Instructor
- Fire Officer One - State of Florida
- Fire Officer One - Pro Board
- Hazmat Technician - State of Florida
- Hazmat Technician - Pro Board
- Advanced Hazmat Life Support Provider/Instructor
- Fire Apparatus Operator
- Fire Service Hydraulics
- Fire Chemistry
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