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| Bio | I am continually looking for the next challenge, the next inspiring project, the next opportunity to serve others, and ensure a safer community to live and thrive. With a wide breadth of experience as both an entrepreneur and an emergency responder, I use the later skill set to develop emergency operation plans, goals, and achievable, measurable, and results-oriented goals. I’ve been told I have a philosophy for getting the most from any task I am given. My interest in emergency management began with my volunteer membership with Team Rubicon (TR). TR is a non-profit veteran lead disaster response. As a result of this association, I have amassed a wealth of knowledge, both practical (hands-on) as-well-as academic. The skills I have honed over my time with Team Rubicon and the city of Glendale, CA is focused on preparedness, safety, structure, and ingenuity.. |
| What Branch Of Public Safety Are You? | Fire-Rescue |
| Rank/Position | Emergency Services Coordinator |
| Certifications | FEMA certification Course Code Course Title o IS-029 Public Information Officer Awareness o IC100 An Introduction to Incident Command System o E-146 Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) o G-191 Emergency Operations Center/Incident Command System Interface o IC 200 ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incident o IC 700 An Introduction to the National Incident Management System o IC 800 An Introduction to National Response Framework o IC 300 Intermediate ICS 300 for Expanding Incidents o IC 400 Advanced Incident Command System for Complex Incidents o IC 965 All-Hazards Resource Unit Leader o IC 954 All-Hazards Safety Officer o IC 956 All-Hazards Liaison Officer o O-305 All-Hazards (Type 3) Incident Management Team Course o IS-520 Introduction to Continuity of Operations Planning for Pandemic Influenzas Professional Development Series o E-101 Foundations of Emergency Management o E-102 Science of Disaster o E-103 Planning: Emergency Operations o E-105 Public Information and Warning o IS-120 An Introduction to Exercises o IS-130 How to be an Exercise Evaluator o IS-230 Fundamentals of Emergency Management o IS-235 Emergency Planning o IS-240 Leadership and Influence o IS-241 Decision Making and Problem Solving o IS-242 Effective Communication o IS-244 Developing and Managing Volunteers |
| Agency or Base of Operations | Glendale Fire Department Headquarters |
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| Civilian Support Team | CERT,Not For Profit Disaster Relief |
| Favorite Quote | The glass is neither half full or half empty, there's always something left in the glass. We call that Hope. |
| Why did I join USFRA | Education,Networking,Training |
| Heroes | Jesus Christ John Wayne Veterans |
| How Did You Hear About USFRA? | Google,Surfing |