Michael Pence

• Guided paramedic trainees during probationary period, enhancing practical skills and patient care.
• Pioneered role as tractor drawn aerial driver/tiller man with East Pierce Fire & Rescue.
• Instructed peers in TDA operations, ensuring safety and efficiency.
• Joined technical rescue team on January 1, 2022, to support complex missions.
• Served on REMS team throughout 2022, providing rapid extraction assistance.

• Ranked among most dangerous cities in United States.
• Responded to an average of five working house fires daily, totaling approximately 180,000 calls annually.
• Operated 58 fire stations serving around 700,000 citizens.
• Stationed in South Memphis at one of busiest aerial ladder truck companies and medic units in city.

• Managed 1,500 annual calls across 2 fire stations as lead medic EMT 3A since 2014.
• Instructed multiple driver operator programs to enhance operational readiness.
• Precepted several lead medics, ensuring adherence to best practices.
• Promoted to lieutenant in 2016 for exemplary performance and leadership.

Facilitated self-esteem and life skills development for underprivileged youth through snowboarding activities.

Implemented six-week program with weekly themes: pride, confidence, respect, and others.

Introduced themes during transportation to and from mountains, reinforcing lessons on-site.

• Cultivated meaningful connections between participants and snowboarding context for enhanced learning experience.