Miles N. Ean
Bellingham,United States
Summary
Over 10 years of public safety experience in multiple roles where I have shown adaptability, a solid work ethic and a willingness to be a team player and a servant leader. In addition, I have exhibited excellent problem-solving skills as well as situational awareness in all of the roles I have taken on. Currently, I am looking for a new role that I can continue to serve and grow in.
Overview
17
17
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Onsite Clinic Manager
Medcor Inc.
05.2025 - Current
- Ensure the orderly and efficient operation of an industrial health clinic.
- Serve as a medical liaison to the client; ascertain and address client concerns and needs.
- Respond to Medical Emergencies and give patient care within my scope as Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician, Per Medcor protocols.
- Complete accurate patient care reports utilizing various PHR platforms; Complete the necessary worker comp and OSHA documentation for the client.
- Administer follow up care to patients and conduct case management.
- Educate client employees on health and safety topics.
- Conduct occupational health specific exams, such as hearing tests.
- Teach CPR/AED/First Aid classes for the client.
- Maintain clinic inventories and purchase supplies.
- Engage in safety inspections of the facility; Perform inspections of fire extinguishers and other safety equipment.
- Conduct interviews of PRN clinic staff and assist with hiring decisions.
- Supervise and train PRN clinic staff.
- Leveraged patient feedback and performed continuous process improvements to streamline day-to-day business operations and patient satisfaction.
- Enforced maintenance of a clean and organized work environment in compliance with safety and sanitation regulations.
- Created customized care plans, working with clients and patients to assess and meet individual needs.
- Discussed medical histories with patients in an effort to provide the most effective medical advice.
Wildland Firefighter(Squad Leader)
National Park Service
06.2024 - 10.2025
- Serve as an experienced firefighter, performing fire suppression and fuels management duties under a full range of adverse and difficult conditions.
- Perform the duties of a fully qualified chain saw operator, such as clearing brush and felling trees during fire line construction and fuels reduction.
- Perform and direct others to perform various aspects of wildland and prescribed fire operations including preparation, monitoring, holding, and mop-up.
- Collect and record fuel moistures.
- Using a belt weather kit or kestrel, obtain weather observations and report those observations to my assigned supervisor during fire and prescribed fire operations.
- Participate in fire prevention presentations and events, as well as fire prevention patrols. Make contact with members of the public to educate them on fire restrictions.
- Perform and direct others to conduct daily preventative maintenance checks on specialized equipment used in fire suppression and prescribed burns.
- As a ICT5, conduct initial fire size ups; determining the fire name, location (longitude and latitude) and any other resources needed.
- Independently perform and direct others in various aspects of engine and pump operations, such as starting the pump engine, priming the pump, adjusting the engine speed and pump valves, laying hose, and using appropriate nozzles and nozzle adjustment in effective application of water and additives.
- Operate a Type 6 Wildland Fire Engine as an Engine Operator Trainee.
- Perform project work, such as hazardous fuels reduction and trail maintenance.
- Troubleshoot and repair specialized fire equipment, such as portable pumps and chainsaws.
- As a Crew EMT, develop and oversee medical training evolutions to enhance crew readiness.
- Participate in crew physical training sessions.
- Complete travel and time forms.
- Brief crew members for both fire and general assignments and ensure that the task, purpose and end state, as well as all hazards and mitigations, are clearly understood.
- Coordinate with other resources, such as engines, aircraft and hand crews, to meet incident objectives.
- During fire assignments off district, check in with the requesting agency upon arrival to assignment and obtain an in briefing.
- During fire assignments, ensured that the logistical needs of the module are being met, in regard to food, lodging, transportation and equipment.
- As a qualified ICT5 and Engine Boss Trainee, make use of mapping applications such as Avenza and Survey 123 to navigate to and map incidents.
- Utilizing the Field Maps GIS platform, gather and enter data concerning values at risk due to wildfire.
- Maintain Proficiency as a Helicopter Short Hauler.
- Participate and support Search and Rescue Operations.
- United States Dept. Of The Interior, National Park Service, North Cascades NP
Medical Technician-PRN(Part Time As Needed)
Pathways of Idaho
12.2022 - 06.2025
- Administer patient care to crisis center clients in accordance with state and local protocols.
- As an integral part of the care team, medically clear clients for admission to the crisis center.
- Perform a full medical assessment on each prospective client of the crisis center to assist in making an admission decision.
- Thoroughly document all medical assessment findings on a designated medical assessment form.
- If a prospective client cannot be medically cleared, arrange for medical transport to the nearest emergency department or appropriate definitive care facility.
- Document, account for, and secure all client medications. Supervise clients in medication administration.
- Medically reassess clients during their stay, if indicated.
- Respond to emergency situations in the crisis center.
- Complete all required training.
- Give a report of all happenings in my department to the oncoming staff at shift change.
- Community Crisis Center
- Measured patient vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse rate, and temperature to record information on patients' charts.
- Performed patient service duties by communicating directly with patients, answering questions, and assisting with concerns.
Forestry Technician
USDA Forest Service
03.2022 - 06.2024
- While serving in a primary fire position, my duties include the following:
- • Serve as an experienced firefighter on a Type 4 Engine, performing fire suppression and fuels management duties under a full range of adverse and difficult conditions.
- • Perform the duties of a fully qualified chainsaw operator, such as clearing brush and felling trees during fire line construction and fuels reduction.
- • Perform and direct others to perform various aspects of wildland and prescribed fire operations, including preparation, monitoring, holding, and mop-up.
- • Collect and record fuel moisture.
- • Using a belt weather kit or Kestrel, obtain weather observations and report those observations to my assigned supervisor during fire and prescribed fire operations.
- • Participate in fire prevention presentations and events, as well as fire prevention patrols. Make contact with members of the public to educate them on fire restrictions.
- • Perform and direct others to conduct daily preventative maintenance checks on specialized equipment used in fire suppression and prescribed burns.
- • As a ICT5, conduct initial fire size-ups; determining the fire name, location (longitude and latitude) and any other resources needed. Also, when in this capacity, inform personnel of incident objectives. Made initial evaluation of fire situations, determine rate of spread, potential hazards to property and other improvements, and suppression methods to use.
- • Independently preform and direct others in various aspects of engine and pump operations, such as starting the pump engine, priming the pump, adjusting the engine speed and pump valves, laying hose, and using appropriate nozzles and nozzle adjustment in effective application of water and additives.
- • As a Commercial Learners Permit holder, operate a Type 4 engine under the supervision of a qualified Fire Engine Operator.
- • Perform project work, such as hazardous fuels reduction and trail maintenance.
- • Troubleshoot and repair specialized fire equipment, such as portable pumps and chainsaws.
- • Create physical training programming for the crew. Lead the crew in PT.
- • Serve as a CPR/AED/Fieldwork Lifesaver instructor. Teach and certify district personnel
EMT-Travel(As Needed)
MPF Federal LLC
01.2022 - 01.2023
- Performed patient care in accordance with FEMA, state, and local protocols.
- Prepared COVID-19 Vaccination sites to receive patients.
- Assisted in the preparation of the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine, ensuring that the vials were properly mixed and drawn up to the doses appropriate for both pediatrics and adult.
- Prior to administering the vaccine, I verified the patients identifications and vaccination histories and screened them for any vaccine contraindications.
- Administered the age-appropriate dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to patients via the Intra-Muscular (IM) route.
- Monitored patients for adverse effects post-vaccine administration.
- Entered Patient information into the Athena charting platform, and assisted teammates with questions regarding that platform.
- When solicited, offered ideas that were implemented by team leadership for improved crew resource management and more effective quality control & safety practices.
- When team leads were not on site, took attendance and forwarded the roster to team leads.
- Completed all required trainings in a timely manner.
- Submitted time sheets, travel forms, and receipts.
Forestry Aid
USDA Forest Service
06.2021 - 11.2021
- Performed all aspects of wildland and prescribed fire operations including preparation, ignition, monitoring, holding, and mop-up.
- Collected fire weather data, fuel moisture samples, and mapped incidents.
- As an FFT1, serve as a lookout during fire assignments, keeping an awareness of fire behavior, trigger points and crew location.
- Provided daily leadership, instructed crew members in specific tasks and techniques, distributed and controlled work assignments among employees, and assured timely accomplishment of assigned tasks.
- As a ICT5 Trainee, conduct initial fire size ups; determining the fire name, location (longitude and latitude) and any other resources needed.
- Independently performed engine operation duties in the suppression of wildland fire and prescribe fire.
- Operated and maintained specialized equipment used to respond to wildland and prescribed fire situations.
- Participated in wildland fire and safety training in the techniques, practices, and methods of fire suppression.
- Performed project work such as road and trail maintenance, habitat manipulation, and miscellaneous equipment and facilities maintenance.
- Participated in crew proficiency checks and drills, safety sessions and fire critiques.
- Medicine Bow NF, Laramie RD
COVID 19 Case Investigator
North Dakota Department of Health
08.2020 - 06.2021
- Working Remotely, utilized Windows Office 365 to obtain new case contact information from a cloud queue.
- Notified individuals that tested positive with COVID19 of their status in a professional, courteous manner.
- Educated COVID 19 Positive individuals about their diagnoses and the most current CDC guidelines for COVID 19 positive individuals.
- Obtained information from the COVID 19 positive individuals that would be relevant to a case investigation, such as symptom onset dates, potential exposures and source persons.
- Based on the information gathered, I would reach out to potential close contacts, inform them of their status, determine their exposure, gather their demographics, and educate them of the latest CDC guidelines concerning the quarantine of COVID 19 close contacts.
- Documented the findings of my investigations on Office 365.
Part Time Firefighter/EMT
Mandan City Fire Department
10.2015 - 06.2021
- Responded to both fire and medical emergencies within the City of Mandan.
- As an EMT, responded to medical emergencies, performing patient care at the Basic Life Support Level, as dictated by state and local protocols and medical direction.
- As needed, donned and doffed bunker gear and SCBA'S.
- Responded to car accidents requiring extrication; On scene, used cribbing to stabilize vehicles and used tools such as spreaders, shears, window punches, hydraulic stabilizers, and reciprocating saws to perform patient extraction.
- Responded to structure fires; As directed, I participated in ventilation, entry, and search operations.
- Used tools such as circular saws, halligans, Flat Axes and Pikes for ventilation and forcible entry.
- Climbed ladders during roof ventilation, rescue and aerial attack.
- Responded to Hazmat Calls; Donned and doffed PPE such as Tyvek suits, boots, and SCBA'S and set up and conducted decontamination.
- Completed required trainings and meetings.
EMT
Divide County Ambulance District
09.2018 - 04.2021
- Maintained readiness to respond to medical emergencies and to support public safety within Divide County, ND.
- Upon being dispatched to an emergency, I would operate emergency vehicles, such as Type 1 ambulances, in a safe and legal manner, using lights and sirens as necessary and as permitted by agency protocols and by state law.
- When on the scene of a medical emergency, I would take charge of the scene and conduct a scene size up and to determine scene safety and to determine if other resources were needed.
- During medical emergencies, I would treat patients in accordance with state and local protocols.
- Conduct thorough Initial, Primary, and Secondary patient assessments, and make treatment decisions based on those assessments.
- In the course of patient care, I would: Manually open patient Airways and clear them using a either a manual or mechanical suction device, use Oral(OPA'S) or Nasal(NPA'S) Airways, Use supraglottic such as I-Gels and King airways; Administered Oxygen using a Nasal Canula, Non Rebreather, Or Bag Valve Mask; Stopped massive hemorrhage using tourniquets, quick clot, and wound packing; Properly size and use cervical collars, head blocks, and backboards or vacuumed mattresses to immobilize/stabilize the patients spine; Use pelvic binders, long bone splints, And SAM splints to immobilize fractures; Administer medications, such as epinephrine, nitroglycerin, albuterol via nebulizer, and aspirin; Use a glucometer to read blood sugar; Use a blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, and pulse oximeter to assess pt. vitals; Administer a 12-lead and transmit the results.
- When treating patients in cardiac arrest, performed high-quality CPR with the help of an AED.
- Served as a Hazmat Technician.
- Was in charge of fleet maintenance; Maintained vehicle maintenance records and ensured that the vehicles were ready for emergency response.
- Assisted in supervising and training volunteers.
Firefighter
North Dakota State Forest Service
02.2016 - 09.2018
- Performed as a member of a fire crew assigned to suppress the full range of difficulty and complexity of fires.
- Performed project work such as hazardous fuels reduction and facilities maintenance.
- Moved dirt, chopped brush, fell small trees, etc., to build fireline using hand tools such as axe, Pulaski, shovel, and McLeod, and power saws, to control spreading wildland fire.
- Performed the duties of a fully qualified chainsaw operator.
- Performed all aspects of wildland and prescribed fire operations, including preparation, ignition, monitoring, holding, and mop-up.
- Performed tasks such as starting the pump engine, priming the pump, adjusting engine speed and pump valves, laying hose, and using appropriate nozzles and nozzle adjustment in the effective use of water and additives.
- Served as a crew member performing hazardous fuels reduction, gaining an understanding of hazardous fuels mitigation strategies and prescriptions, and the desired end state of fuels mitigation plans.
- Operated specialized fire suppression equipment such as portable pumps and drip torches.
- Patrolled areas of controlled fires to 'mop-up' by searching out and extinguishing any remaining burning material.
- Participated in crew proficiency checks and drills, safety sessions, and fire critiques.
- Educated public and community members on fire safety and prevention methods to provide life-saving techniques.
- Participated in physical fitness and training programs to maintain preparedness and stamina for wildland fire and all-hazard response.
Correctional Officer/Security Officer/JIRS I
North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
02.2009 - 06.2016
- Supervised offenders in multiple security levels, helping to ensure their emotional and physical well-being and safety as they served their sentences.
- Maintained a staff presence and interacted with offenders, visitors, and the public with the goal of developing rapport.
- Completed interior security rounds, checking for addressing security issues as they were presented.
- Conducted searches of persons and property for contraband.
- In a vehicle or on foot, conducted exterior roving patrols, ensuring that the integrity of the institution’s parameter was maintained.
- Dealt with offenders, visitors and the public in a variety of emotional and mental states and de-escalated potentially volatile situations.
- Responded to various emergency situations that occurred within the facility.
- As an EMT, responded to medical emergencies within the institution.
- Kept detailed shift logs, documenting all actions and events that would occur during a shift.
Education
High School Diploma - undefined
Mountain View High School
Bend, Oregon01.2005
Skills
- Employee training
- Patient care coordination
- Technical troubleshooting
- Chainsaw operation
- Interagency coordination
- Terrain studying
- Wildfire suppression
- Hazardous materials handling
- Fire suppression tools operations
- Water supply management
- Medical team collaboration
- Risk assessment
- Active listening
- Treatment delivery
- Emergency vehicle operation
- Emergency management
Certification
- Washington State Drivers License, WLD74943703B
- U.S. Government Drivers License, 05-06082021-04
- South Dakota State EMT, 23257
- National Park Service EMT, 146101
Timeline
Onsite Clinic Manager
Medcor Inc.
05.2025 - Current
Wildland Firefighter(Squad Leader)
National Park Service
06.2024 - 10.2025
Medical Technician-PRN(Part Time As Needed)
Pathways of Idaho
12.2022 - 06.2025
Forestry Technician
USDA Forest Service
03.2022 - 06.2024
EMT-Travel(As Needed)
MPF Federal LLC
01.2022 - 01.2023
Forestry Aid
USDA Forest Service
06.2021 - 11.2021
COVID 19 Case Investigator
North Dakota Department of Health
08.2020 - 06.2021
EMT
Divide County Ambulance District
09.2018 - 04.2021
Firefighter
North Dakota State Forest Service
02.2016 - 09.2018
Part Time Firefighter/EMT
Mandan City Fire Department
10.2015 - 06.2021
Correctional Officer/Security Officer/JIRS I
North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
02.2009 - 06.2016
High School Diploma - undefined
Mountain View High School
Qualifications
Firefighter, Type 1 (Qualified), Firefighter, Type 2 (Qualified), Faller 3 (Qualified), Incident Commander, Type 5 (Qualified), EMT, Fireline (Qualified), Prescribed Fire Crew Member (Qualified), Helicopter Short Hauler (Qualified), North Dakota State Firefighter 1 (Structural), HAZMAT/WMD Technician (Pro Board), Field Work Lifesaver Instructor (USFS), ARC CPR/AED/First Aid Instructor
Volunteering And Community Service
- Alpine Ski Patroller, NSP Huff Hills Ski Patrol, Mandan, ND, 2015-01-01, Present, Rookie of the Year 2015
- Service Team Coordinator, Grounded Young Adult Ministry, Bismarck, ND, 2013-01-01, 2021-01-01, Began the Service Ministry at Grounded, Built relationships with multiple community organizations
- Course Support Person, Solid Rock Outdoor Ministries, Laramie, WY, Certified Course Instructor
Personal Information
- Date of Birth: April 27, 1987
- Nationality: United States Citizen
- Driving License: Washington State Drivers License, # WLD74943703B