Shawn Gill

Provide advanced prehospital care, including:

• Airway management (basic and advanced adjuncts, such as supraglottic airways).
• Administration of approved medications (e.g., epinephrine, nitroglycerin, dextrose, naloxone).
• Intravenous (IV) and intraosseous (IO) therapy.
• Bleeding control and shock management.

• Administered emergency medical care to patients in pre-hospital settings, ensuring timely and effective treatment.
• Collaborated with healthcare teams to assess patient conditions and develop appropriate response strategies.
• Documented patient information accurately in reports, facilitating seamless communication with receiving medical facilities.

• Answer emergency (911) and non-emergency calls promptly and professionally.
• Obtain essential information from callers, including location, nature of the incident, and details of any injuries or threats.
• Provide life-saving pre-arrival instructions (such as CPR, choking, bleeding control) following emergency medical dispatch (EMD) protocols.
• Determine the priority of calls and dispatch the appropriate public safety units (law enforcement, fire, EMS).
• Monitor and communicate with field units via radio, computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems, and other technology.
• Remain calm and composed during high-stress and potentially life-threatening situations.
• Relay critical information accurately and efficiently between callers, emergency responders, and other agencies.

• Assist master carpenters in day-to-day construction tasks.
• Measure, cut, and prepare wood, drywall, and other building materials.
• Help with the assembly and installation of furniture, cabinets, frameworks, doors, and flooring.
• Learn to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings.

Summer apprenticeship while on academic break.

• Installed wiring systems in residential and commercial projects, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
• Collaborated with senior electricians to perform complex installations and repairs, expanding technical expertise.

Summer apprenticeship while on academic break.

• Responded to on-mountain medical emergencies, providing first aid, trauma care, and patient transport in challenging terrain and weather conditions.
• Conducted safety inspections of ski trails, lifts, and equipment to ensure a safe environment for guests.
• Led and coordinated lift evacuation operations, training team members on procedures and overseeing rescues during mechanical failures or emergencies.

Firefighter Lieutenant serves as a frontline supervisor responsible for leading and coordinating a fire company during emergency and non-emergency operations. This role involves directing firefighters in fire suppression, rescue, medical emergencies, and hazardous situations, while ensuring safety, efficiency, and adherence to department protocols. The lieutenant also assists with training, mentoring, and administrative duties to support overall department readiness.