Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong work ethic, adaptability, and exceptional interpersonal skills. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills.
Willingness to accept new assignments both as a leader and worker to ensure that the project or assignment is completed.
I have over 37 years in public service that includes, Emergency Medicine, Law enforcement and Public Safety. I look forward to finishing my professional creer at St. Luke's.
Ø Manage the Safety / Preparedness program for the St. Luke’s Network
Ø Safety and Security Program for the St. Luke’s Off – Campus locations
Ø Chair of the Workplace Violence Committee for the St. Luke’s Network
Ø Chair of the Environment of Care and Emergency Preparedness Committees
Ø Joint Commission representative for Network Safety
Ø Regional contact for Safety and Security preparedness for St. Luke’s
Ø Commander of the Emergency Operations Center during special and real events
Ø Supervise the employees of the City Emergency Management Agency
Ø Liaison with the Mayor’s Office, Directors, Elected Officials, and all agencies of the City of St. Louis, Private sector, volunteer agencies, regional partners, State, Federal, and Military partners. This is done in all phases of Emergency Management Prevention, Preparation, Response, Recovery, and Mitigation.
Ø Writing emergency operations plans for all hazards (natural and manmade).
Ø Coordination of preplanned events (Fair St. Louis/ Parades/ Presidential Visits/ Marathons/ Etc.).
Ø Writing and executing exercises for the St. Louis City Responders.
Ø Writing and executing exercises for local companies, sporting venues, and schools
Ø Working with the Police, Fire, EMS, Health Departments, and FBI on prevention and coordination for terrorist activities in the City of St. Louis.
o This includes the Bio-Terrorism Planning and Bio-Watch Program
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Ø Situation reports to Public Safety during and following large events.
Ø Working in the Unified Command on scene of large city responses.
Ø Working with volunteer agencies that could have responsibility in responding in the city. Coordinating the Volunteer Communications Group and the Sky-Warn Program in the City of St. Louis.
Ø Conduct damage assessment, mitigation, and recovery following event.
Ø Lead instructor of Emergency Management Courses for the City Emergency Management Agency.
o City responders, citizens, and businesses
Ø On-call 24/7 for all large events in the City of St. Louis.
Ø Point of contact for the St. Louis City Homeland Security Response Team (24/7)
o Coordinate meetings, plans, exercise/training, and unified command.
Ø Media contact for the Emergency Management through the Director of Public Safety
Ø Grant management for the first responders and EMA.
Ø Coordination point for state and federal agencies responding to St. Louis City.
Ø Documentation for after-actions and reimbursement through Homeland Security for preplanned and natural occurring events.
Ø Coordination with the Metropolitan Police Department of the Business Credentialing program.
Ø Working with the St. Louis City Local Emergency Planning Commission
Ø Working with the Safety and Security Committee and Regional Concept through the St. Louis Area Regional Response System.
Ø Supervising the St. Louis City Emergency Management Agency office and employees.
Ø Duties as assigned to support the Director of Public Safety.
§ ICS Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, & WMD
§ Principles of Emergency Management
§ Leadership and Influence / Decision Making in a Crises
§ ICS/EOC
§ Multi Hazards for Schools§ CERT (Citizens Emergency Response Training)
§ Emergency Planning
§ Effective Communications
§ Exercise Design & Evaluation
§ Emergency Response to a Criminal/Terrorist Incident
§ Emergency Response to a Terrorist Bombing
§ WMD Awareness, Operations, & EMS
§ Hazardous Material Awareness & Operations
§ Emergency Medical Technician
§ Basic Life Support (CPR)
§ Disaster Response and recovery Operations
§ Hazardous Weather and Flooding Course
§ Law Enforcement Response to Weapons OF Mass Destruction
§ NIMS (National Incident Management System)
§ WMD Awareness Homeland Security
§ Evacuation and Re-Entry Planning Course
§ NIMS 100, 200, 300, 400, 700, & 800
§ Emergency Medical Technician training
§ Emergency Response to Terrorist Bombings
§ Active Shooter and Workplace Violence response