I began my career in Emergency Medical Services in 1996 as an EMT, beginning a career dedicated to serving patients, supporting providers, and advancing the EMS profession. Over the years, I have worked in a variety of EMS and fire-service environments, including fire-based EMS, county EMS, hospital-based EMS, and private nonprofit EMS organizations.
In 2000, I expanded my career into EMS education, developing a passion for preparing and mentoring the next generation of EMS professionals. I became a Paramedic in 2011, further expanding my clinical knowledge and experience.
After more than two decades of service, I retired from active EMS in 2018. My career has been defined by a commitment to emergency medical services, education, professional development, and continuous improvement. I remain passionate about sharing the knowledge and experience gained throughout my career and supporting those who continue to serve in EMS.