JOE ALICIA
Professional Summary
Dedicated U.S. Navy Veteran and certified First Responder with extensive experience at FDNY-Northshore. Expert in emergency medical response and critical decision-making, delivering life-saving care under pressure. Proficient in basic life support and airway management, ensuring patient safety and effective communication during high-stakes situations. Committed to excellence in emergency care and operational efficiency.
Work History
Joe ALICIA
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
U.S. Navy Veteran and certified First Responder with extensive experience in military air traffic control, Ground-Controlled Approach (GCA) radar operations, airfield safety, and emergency medical response. Experienced in coordinating time-critical operations, managing radio communications, conducting emergency triage, and following established safety and response protocols. Brings sound judgment, disciplined execution, and calm decision-making to high-pressure operational environments.
CORE COMPETENCIES
Aviation Operations: Air Traffic Control, Ground Control, Flight Control, GCA Radar Operations, Airspace Management
Emergency Response: Emergency Medical Triage, First Response, Patient Care Coordination, Crisis Management
Safety & Compliance: Airfield Safety, Operational Procedures, Risk Awareness, Protocol Adherence
Communications & Leadership: Radio Communications, Interagency Coordination, Team Collaboration, Time-Critical Decision-Making
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES / FIRST RESPONDER
FDNY – North Shore Ambulance | New York
1989–2012
Delivered first-response medical care and emergency triage in time-sensitive situations, assessing patient needs and supporting prompt medical intervention.
Coordinated with emergency dispatch, fellow responders, and hospital personnel to facilitate patient transfers and continuity of care.
Responded to high-pressure medical emergencies, applying established protocols and sound judgment to support patient safety.
Maintained First Responder certification and followed applicable emergency response procedures throughout service.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER — ACTIVE DUTY & RESERVE SERVICE
United States Navy
1983–1998, including Reserve Service
Directed ground-control and flight-control operations, monitoring runway activity and coordinating aircraft movements to support safe airfield operations.
Served as a Ground-Controlled Approach (GCA) Light Battery Data Controller, supporting precision radar approaches and the safe sequencing of aircraft.
Managed tactical radio communications between operational personnel and aircraft to maintain clear, timely communication in dynamic aviation environments.
Coordinated airfield ground movements and flight-