John Crowley II

Experienced in emergency management with a strong background in disaster and crisis response, strategic planning, fostering effective team collaboration, and consistently achieving goals in crisis resolution. Adaptable to evolving situations, bringing expertise in pre-planning, emergency protocols, resource management, and instructing to ensure an efficient and effective response.

• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Supervised team of 110 staff members.
• Achieved Multi-State Patient Evacuation drill through effectively helping with Planning and executing drills with associated stakeholders Federal and Private.
• Collaborated with team of 10 in the development of off line Federal Medical Team treatment protocols.
• Achieved repatriation and coordinating ground/air transportation for Princess cruise line passengers through effectively helping with Covid-19 Initial quarantining and testing.
• Provided Force protection by completing pre-respiratory PPE trainings, Inoculation for potential viruses, and Post Deployment Debriefing for Psychological First-Aid with accuracy and efficiency.

I have earned the respect of my peers and received strong encouragement from my colleagues at BayCare Team, including Manager Mike Davis, Specialist Patricia Cravey, Specialist Tim Allen, and Specialist Ryan Becker-Sikes, to pursue the Emergency Manager position. After discussing my application with them, I am proud to say that all affirmed their unwavering support and endorsement of my candidacy.

With over thirty years of experience in emergency disaster preparation and response, my expertise is extensive. I have successfully engaged in EMS protocol consulting and refinement, provided strategic Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) planning and training, and led Incident Command training for organizations such as Florida Emergency Management, FEMA, and the Florida Department of Health. My history of holding various management roles highlights my talent for conflict resolution, ensuring that my team operates efficiently and excels in collaboration.

I have built a robust foundation for delivering quality patient care and advocacy, effectively integrating diverse disciplines to work in unison—especially during mass casualty care and response scenarios. Currently, I work PRN as an Emergency Room RN in a hospital ER, while also serving as an Intermittent Special Government Employee with the Federal National Disaster Medical Service (USDHHS/NDMS). This dual role keeps my clinical skills sharp and provides me with valuable firsthand experience regarding the achievements, complexities, and challenges that emergency management decisions can create, particularly in mass casualty situations.

I am excited about the opportunity to bring my wealth of experience and proactive mindset to the Emergency Manager position, confident that I can make a significant impact in enhancing emergency response and management strategies for BayCare.

• S-130 Wildland Firefighter 9/1999
• S-190 Fire weather behavior 9/1999
• Emergency Response to Terrorism
• Weapons of Mass Destruction – HAZMAT (COBRA)
• Emergency Toxic Chemical training, U.S. Army,
• IS – ICS 700, NIMS introduction
• IS – ICS 100, Intro to ICS
• IS – ICS 200, ICS for single resources
• IS – ICS 800, National Response Plan NRP
• ICS 300 – Intermediate Incident command
• ICS 400 – Advanced Incident Command
• Surge, Sort, Support – Disaster Behavioral Health
• IS – ICS 701, NIMS multi-agency coordination system
• IS – 1900 National Disaster Medical System Federal Coordination Center operations
• L – 180 Human Factor on the fire line
• Disaster Medical Action Planning (Includes ICS 100, 200, 700, 800)
• Safety, Function, Action – Psychological First Aid in terrorism/disaster
• L – 962 NIMS all hazards Planning Section Chief
• G – 775 Emergency Operations Ctr (EOC) Management and Operations
• Enhanced threat analysis and risk assessment (16 hrs.)
• Population Radiation Monitoring “Radiological Emergencies”
• G – 191 Incident Command System (ICS) / Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Interface
• L – 146 HSEEP - Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program
• IS-00120.a Introduction to exercises
• G – 250.7 Rapid Assessment Planning
• L – 449 ICS Train the trainer
• Medical Management of CBRNE events
• IS – 265 Basic Instructional Skills
• L – 147 HSEEP TTT- Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program, Train-the-Trainer
• FFP – 1740 Fire Service Course Delivery
• FFP – 2741 Fire Service Course Design
• RN – 9896 Florida State-wide Emergency Response Plan & Trainer
• L – 950 All Hazards Incident Commander
• CFRN – Certified Flight Registered nurse
• FL Paramedic License
• FL Firefighter I and II
• ACLS Provider and Instructor
• PALS Provider and Instructor
• BLS Provider and Instructor
• FL Hazardous Materials Technician III
• L-449 ICS Train-the-Trainer, EMI
• L – 962 All Hazards Planning Section Chief
• NFPA 403 Airport Rescue Firefighter, ARFF
• Advanced Air Crew Medical, Flight Paramedic
• Pediatric Neonate Critical Care Transport
• EMS Instructor Level A and Level B
• Additional ICS/Wildland Fire Management Certs
• Advanced Surgical Airway Management
• Respiratory Fit Tester / PPE
• Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum
• Emergency Nurse Pediatric provider

• International Association of Firefighters (IAFF)
• American Heart Association (AHA)
• Emergency Nurses Association (ENA)
• International Association of Flight and Critical Care Paramedics (IAFFCCP)