Theodore E. King SR

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EXPERIENCE:

EMS Instructor: ProAction Emergency Services Institute, 1400 George Deiter Ave. El Paso, Texas 79936. EMS Instructor and Program Development. Responsible for the development of Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) curriculum development and implementation for Socorro High School EMS Education Program.

EMS Instructor: Revive Medical, 12285 Pellicano Dr. Suite A2, El Paso, TX 79936. Responsible for the development of Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) curriculum development and implementation for Socorro High School EMS Education Program.

Assistant Chief of Emergency Medical Services (Supervisory Firefighter/Paramedic): GS- 008109/11 27 April 2021 – 14 July 2023, 144/120, hrs. Per pay period. U.S. Air-Force Base Fire Department, Supervisor: Deputy Chief Juan Salas: ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com 505-***-****. I served as the manager/supervisor of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) section of the Kirtland Air Force Fire

& Emergency Services. I was responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the activities of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) section. I ensured that the first line responder activities complied with all legal and regular requirements while meeting customer needs. I exercised supervisory personnel management responsibilities. I participated within the incident management system as a command staff member and responded in accordance with SOP/SOG to emergency incidents. I planned, developed, implemented, reviewed, and evaluated the comprehensive Fire Department Emergency Medical Services on Kirtland Air Force Base. I prepared and developed specialized EMS Management Plans, SOP/SOG defining the EMS program based on interpretation and adaptation of instructions and policies formulated by higher headquarters, the State, the Air Force and/or other federal government agencies. I was responsible in the development of training course, EMS courses, and continuing education courses for certification renewals. I was responsible for managing the EMS Budget that can exceed $1,000,000 a year budget. I was responsible for managing all contracts involving EMS information technology (IT), EMS Medical Control Board, logistics, narcotics, and medication acquisition. I served as a member of the Air Force’s EMS Working group, which is responsible in establishing a best practice EMS Program within the Air Force. I served on numerous boards/working groups within the fire department, the base and community, providing EMS & Fire representative as required. I am currently an Air Force Instructor- Trainer for AFCEC EMS Programs. I developed the Air Force Emergency Medical Responder Beta Program for the AFCEC test bed. Currently the department has a 100% pass-rate with the NREMT. Currently managing the completion of the department’s Beta course for Emergency Medical Technician. I am currently functioning as a Firefighter/Paramedic, covering most of the same duties as above. I am the State of New Mexico EMS Instructor/Coordinator for the department’s EMS Continuing Education program. I am currently the Program Director of record for the State of the Air Force (AFCEC EMS Programs). I am currently the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Program Director for the fire department. I am a voting member for the Provider’s Advisory Council for EMS, representing the department and Kirtland EMS as a whole.

Firefighter/Paramedic: GS-0081-09, 27 October 2019 – Current, 144 hours per pay period. U.S. Air Force Base Fire Department, Supervisor: Eric Peters, Battalion Chief: ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com (505)846- 8308 (Office) 505-***-**** (Mobile) I serve as a Firefighter/Paramedic with responsibilities that include responding to all types of fires and medical emergencies. To include Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear & Explosives (CBRNE) Events & Exercises, Inflight Emergencies, and standbys. I mentor/supervise/provide the provision of basic and advanced life support (ALS) treatment to patients within the prehospital environment by scene personnel employing Bernalillo County Fire Department EMS Protocols. While working in conjunction with Fire Department EMS Director, wrote Pain Management SOG/SOP for department’s Paramedics to apply, as needed I serve as a Theodore E. King SR

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Firefighter/Paramedic with responsibilities that include responding to all types of fires and medical emergencies. To include Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear & Explosives (CBRNE) Events & Exercises, Inflight Emergencies, and standbys. I mentor/supervise/provide the provision of basic and advanced life support (ALS) treatment to patients within the prehospital environment by scene personnel employing Bernalillo County Fire Department EMS Protocols. While working in conjunction with Fire Department EMS Director, wrote Pain-Management SOG/SOP for department’s Paramedics to apply as needed. I rewrote the Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Program, to meet the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) Educational Requirements, for the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC) and the Department of Defense (DOD). To be disseminated on 1 January 2021. Supervisory Firefighter, GS-0081-09, 18 October 2016 – 26 October 2019, 144 hours per pay period. U.S. Army Joint Base Lewis-McChord DES-Fire, Supervisor: Randall Takehara, Battalion Chief, Battalion 103. 253-***-****, ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com (you may contact). As a Station Captain, I was responsible for providing oversight and direction during major emergencies involving police, fire, and medical. I provided Fire & Emergency Medical Services (EMS) crews to mitigate structural, medical emergencies, CBRNE Events, wild land, and crash fire rescue operations. I managed 1 Fire Station with 10 firefighters and 1 apparatus. Coordinated with CPAC/MER for personnel issues involving personnel under my direct supervision. I provided necessary guidance, counseling, benchmarks, and goals for subordinate firefighters. Managed the day-to-day operations of Fire Station, ensuring that living and working conditions meet the Army, DoD and OSHA requirements. I was a member of the Standard Operation Guidelines (SOG) and Policies working group for the Department. Providing input and guidance to the construction and implementation of updated SOGs, meeting industry best practice in firefighting and safety.

Supervisory Firefighter, GS-0081-09, 15 January 2012 – 17 October 2016, 144 hours per pay period. U.S. Army White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), White Sands, NM 88002, Supervisor: Daniel Morales, Assistant Chief of operations, GS-11, 575-***-****/2253. ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com (you may contact). As a Station Captain I have provided oversight and direction during major emergencies involving police, fire, and ambulance crews to effectively mitigate structural, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), hazardous materials, wild land, and crash fire rescue operations. I manage 1 Fire Station with 10 firefighters and 3 apparatus. Coordinated with CPAC/MER for personnel issues involving personnel under my direct supervision. I provided necessary guidance, counseling, benchmarks, and goals for subordinate firefighters. I managed the day-to-day operations of Fire Station, ensuring that living and working conditions meet the Army, DoD and OSHA requirements. Provided oversight and management for missile testing standby during range control operations (Large Enterprise Civilian Support) concerning the planning, use of equipment, and staffing. These being CBRNE Standbys. I mentor/supervise/provide the provision of basic and advanced life support (ALS) treatment to patients within the prehospital environment.

Other Roles/Positions & Duties Conducted at WSMR F & ES: Supervisory Firefighter (GS-11 equivalent) Assistant Chief of Operations: I served in the position of Interim Assistant Chief of Operations (AC), assigned to the position for an 8.5month period. As an AC of Operations, I managed the Fire Department as the senior manager for day-to-day operations. I managed four fire stations, 60 firefighters and multiple apparatus. I performed as the Incident Commander for a structure fire in the post housing area. Having a kitchen fire due to unmaintained cooking. Fire was isolated to the kitchen and put out with a quick attack through the garage. No injuries to occupants, responders, or firefighters. I had four Apparatus, 14 firefighters, 1 ambulance (1 Paramedic & 1 EMT) on the scene for rehabilitation and treatment of any potential injuries. The home was saved with minimal fire damage to kitchen/dining area and smoke damage throughout. I performed as the Incident Commander Theodore E. King SR

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for three separate Instillation exercises. Involving the Fast Burst Nuclear Reactor & Gamma Range in conjunction with the Installation’s Medical authority and response assets. The Incident Commander

(Unified) of numerous agencies and assets. Resulting in excellent assessments from evaluators. I performed as the Incident Commander of an Installation Exercise conducted by Installation Management Command (IMCOM). This exercise was a large-scale exercise involving an evolving and dynamic wildland fire that was impinging on the installation, which was over a 12-hr. operational period. It required my ability to manage a scene with numerous moving parts and numerous responding agencies. Activation of the Installation Operations Center with utilization of National Incident Management System, Incident Command System level of integration and management. Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic: I responded to emergencies involving injury and/or illness, prioritized patient care according to the severity of their injury or illness, ALS according to protocols and proper procedures, established communication with the receiving facility to provide patient information and status as necessary. I also served as a first level supervisor providing planning, directing, organizing, and exercising control over nonsupervisory employees assigned to Emergency Medical Services Section.

Training Officer, EMS Coordination (GS-10/11 Equivalent): Throughout my career within the fire department, I have familiarized myself with many components of the training requirements of DoD/Army/Air Force firefighters. I have a comprehensive understanding of DoDI 6055.06M to include tables Q-1 and Q-2, as well as AR 420-1. I have assisted in the development of the department’s annual training program to ensure compliance with all Fire, EMS, CBRNE, DoD, ARMY, and Garrison requirements. On numerous occasions, under the direction of the training chief, developed and disseminated the department’s monthly training schedule. I have facilitated a department-wide audit of all training conducted to ensure compliance with the respective governing body. I have been a department asset in interfacing with outside agencies to ensure all our training objectives met, to include Tyndall AFB, Maxwell AFB, Army IMCOM, Department of Homeland Security, National Registry of EMTs, New Mexico Bureau of EMS and neighboring departments in mutual aid scenarios. I bear credentials in accordance with NFPA 1403 to safely facilitate live fire evolutions for fire department personnel. Additional Information of Import: I have performed in the functional capacity of Deputy Chief (GS12 Equivalent) by writing the Fire Department’s Installation Risk Assessment for Fire & Emergency Services. I wrote the Deviation of Standards as required by DoDI 6055.6. I assisted the Fire Chief in answering numerous IMCOM Taskers, writing responses and handling issues pertinent to the installation’s fire responses. I was responsible for the review and editing of the Installation Wildland Fire Management Plan. I have advised the Director of Emergency Services and the Garrison Command Group in matters pertinent to the delivery of Emergency Medical Services on the Installation, utilizing the Enterprise Management System. I have directed the Emergency Medical Services and Training Budgets over the course of 7 years. I have been instrumental to the acquisition of necessary data and compilation of necessary reports for the ISR, that is reported up to IMCOM Headquarters, thru the Command Group and Director of Emergency Services. I have provided scheduling for major installation support to agencies utilizing the range assets, requiring numerous management meetings, and budgeting requirements in support of these missions. I have been the Fire Department’s Health and Safety Officer for a period of 5 years, ensuring compliance with NFPA 1500 and served as a lead manager for the Voluntary Protection Program, an OSHA program that the Fire Department earned the highest status available to participants. I have served as a member of the West Texas & Southern New Mexico Regional Advisory Council on Trauma assisting in SOP development and training delivery. I have been the manager of the Fire Department’s Memorandum of Agreements for 7 years, establishing agreements with numerous Counties, Municipal, State & Federal agencies. Theodore E. King SR

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Firefighter/Haz-Mat-Technician/Paramedic/EMS Coordinator, GS-0081-08/09, 25 December 2005 to 15 January 2012, 60 hours per week, US Army White Sands Missile Range; White Sands, NM 88002. Supervisory: Victor Lucero, AC Training (Retired), 575-***-**** (C), (You may contact) I served as a Firefighter/Paramedic with responsibilities that included responding to fires and all types of medical emergencies as well as all other types of emergencies. I provide Emergency Medical Services

(From BLS to ALS, Paramedic) to the community and the range when required. I have trained and participated in the mitigation of Hazardous Material releases, up to and including those encompassing the Haz-Mat Technician level of response.

Emergency Medical Services Coordination (GS-10/11 Equivalent): With an assigned duty of Emergency Medical Coordinator, I had the responsibility for planning, conducting, developing, evaluating, and implementing a comprehensive training program for all operational areas of Emergency Medical Services. I assisted the Fire Chief in the management of the White Sands Missile Range Fire Department EMS programs, to include the supervising and training of 68 firefighters as EMT Basic & 12 EMT-Intermediates, adjunct Instructor Dona Ana Community College As directed by the Fire Chief, I exercised full responsibility in planning, coordination, and supervision of all matters pertaining to fire-medic (EMS) activities. I functioned as an Incident Safety Officer and/or Medical Officer at emergency incidents. I ensured the division complied with all New Mexico State Emergency Medical Services Bureau and National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians license requirements and coordinates with the Operational Medical Director (OMD). I have maintained service, IAW established Medical Treatment Protocols developed by the Local Medical Authority. I ensured prehospital patient care reporting system forms, personnel records (for documentation of training, qualifications, and certifications), ambulance maintenance records, call reports (which identify vehicle operator and attendant in charge), dispatch records, and summary data are maintained for a period of five (5) years. I monitored subordinates assigned as instructors ensuring all aspects of training subjects are covered, ensuring all personnel meet minimum standards of DOD and New Mexico EMS Bureau certification and licensing requirements. I coordinated with pertinent activities and staff officials for suitable training grounds, training aids, and areas to permit effective classroom teaching and live rescue operations for various emergencies not available through the local department. I conducted and participated in disaster exercises; identifying noted discrepancies in operational procedures; performed evaluation of department functions during these exercises and maintained the necessary training records. I have assisted the Fire Chief in preparing the annual F & ES budget for EMS projects, equipment acquisition, travel and training, and service contracts. I served as the Fire Departments Infection Control Officer ensuring that all NFPA 1581 & NFPA 1582 immunizations and screening completed annually, including the revamping of the Fire Department Firefighter Annual Physicals Director of Education/EMS Coordinator/American Heart Association Training Center Faculty/National Association of EMTs Coordinator/NREMT Advanced Program Representative

(GS-12/13 Equivalent) 20 June 2005 to 14 March 2014, 40-60 hours per week– Full Time Paid ProAction Emergency Services Institute (An EMS Educational Program). 6585 Montana Avenue El Paso, Texas 79925, 915-***-**** Supervisor: Dustan Warden, 915-***-****, ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com

(you may contact). In this role, I was responsible for all program course development. I was responsible for developing and managing annual operating budgets and ensuring that the organization kept a positive balance sheet. I was responsible for developing financial and program reports for the Board of Directors each quarter. I have planned and developed courses of study according to curriculum guidelines, accreditation agencies, state, and national requirements. EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION:

DOD Fire Officer I, II, III & IV

Theodore E. King SR

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DOD Fire Inspector I & II

DOD Fire Instructor I, II & III

DOD Firefighter I & II

DOD Airport Firefighter

DOD Wildlands Firefighter I & II

DOD Hazardous Materials Awareness, Operations, Technician & Incident Commander DOD Driver/Operator Pumper, Ariel, ARFF & Mobile Water Supply Fire Department Safety Officer (Incident Safety Officer) Incident Safety Officer Fire Department Safety Officer (Health & Safety Officer) FEMA IS 001

FEMA IS 05.a

FEMA IS 022

FEMA IS 100

FEMA IS 200

FEMA IS 230.a

FEMA IS 300

FEMA IS 400

FEMA IS 700

FEMA IS 701.a

FEMA IS 800

FEMA Ambulance Strike Team Leader

FEMA Incident Safety Officer

FEMA Incident Management Team, Level 3

Critical Care Paramedic-University of Maryland

Texas State Certified EMT Paramedic/Instructor/Coordinator New Mexico State Licensed EMT Paramedic/EMS Instructor National Registered Paramedic, National Registry Exam Representative EMS Management & Leadership Academy, Texas Engineering Extension Service, Texas A & M Affiliated Emergency Medical Services Instructor, New Mexico (Dona Ana Community College) Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider/Instructor Certified Air Force EMT Instructor/Trainer

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/AWARDS:

Quality Step Increase-Annual Award

Air Force Civil Service Award, June 2021 Kirtland Air Force Base Responses to COVID-19 Pandemic, while serving as AC of EMS and Paramedic

Army Civilian Service Award, December 2017 AMTRAK Derailment in Dupont, WA. While serving as a Station Captain with JBLM Fire & Emergency Services Civilian Firefighter of the Year, 2005, Southwest Region, Installation Management Agency REFERENCES:

Jense Fredericks, Deputy Fire Chief US Army Garrison, Youngson/Casey Garrison Directorate of Emergency Services ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com Jaime J. Jiminez, Fire Chief Kirtland Air Force Base Fire & Emergency Services, Albuquerque, NM 210- 501-7975, ad4d8o@r.postjobfree.com

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