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Matthew R. Bonnett, NRP, MBA Candidate

P.O. Box 863, Thorndale, TX 76577 +1-434-***-**** ads0m7@r.postjobfree.com Professional Summary

• Results-driven U.S. Navy Veteran (retired Senior Chief, 1993 – 2018) with multi-faceted diplomatic, directorate, and international operational leadership experience; 25 years of honorable active-duty service.

• Strong, diverse background with emphasis in foreign relations, strategic political-military planning, intelligence, surveillance, executive protection, remote and industrial medicine, paramedic helicopter SAR operations, and Humanitarian/Disaster Relief. Frequently deployed to isolated and austere environments.

• Innovative Team player who thrives in a fast-paced, global operational environment; possesses the ability to quickly adapt to new policies and procedures. Extensive Cabinet-level, joint, and interagency experience.

• Fully qualified to expertly protect intellectual and physical property, human capital, trade secrets, and confidential information; conduct both proactive and reactive investigations and actively address internal and external threats; perform all facets of executive and personal protection.

• 18 years of military and civilian teaching experience encompassing didactic, lab, field, and online forums. U.S. Navy Master Training Specialist; NAEMT and NAEMSE Certified EMS Instructor.

• Fully qualified Nationally Registered, Search & Rescue Flight Paramedic with applicable ALS credentials and SAR instructor/evaluator qualifications; Helicopter Sea Combat/Strike Special Warfare CSAR qualified.

• Fully qualified to expertly perform remote and flight emergency medicine and in both HSE and SAR operations at the advanced paramedic level across maritime, offshore, industrial, and remote platforms and locations.

• Accumulated 4000+ flight hours (877 NVG), 560 Aviation Rescue & MedEvac missions, and 10,000+ hours of emergency care patient contact time.

Rotor Wing Aircraft: HH-46D/E, UH-1N, MH-60S, HH-60M, NH-90 (Belgium), Bell-407, Bell-429, Bell-430, Bell-212, EC-135, EC-145, BK-117, S-76, S-92, Mi-8 (UN), Mi-24 (Poland).

Fixed Wing Aircraft: King Air B-200, Cessna Citation V Ultra, Bombardier Challenger 300, Learjet 35A, Gulfstream G-IV, McDonnell Douglas DC-9, Boeing 737-700, Grumman C-2.

• 2013 DoD Top Secret (SCI) clearance; Counter-Intelligence Scope polygraph. Current DoD Secret clearance. Fully Licensed Virginia DCJS Executive Protection Specialist and Private Investigator with firearm endorsements. Fully Licensed Alaska DCJS Armed Security Officer. Career Experience

2022 – Present: Denali Universal Services

Anchorage, AK (Alaskan Pipeline – North Slope)

Remote Paramedic & Licensed Armed Security Officer: On the North Slope of the Alaskan Tundra in the Arctic Circle, my unique responsibilities as an independent operator encompass over 500 square miles of wilderness surrounding Pump Station 3 along the Alaskan Pipeline and the most dangerous travel corridor in North America. In addition to providing armed security of national critical infrastructure in my area of responsibility, I patrol over 150 miles of the Dalton Highway and pipeline right-of-way (ROW) access daily. I provide acute and emergency medical treatment in clinical, industrial, in-flight, and austere environments, following advanced clinic practice & remote paramedic guidelines, complying with advanced drug treatment protocols sanctioned by the State of Alaska and medical direction. Additionally, I perform rescue and/or treatment from elevated structures, difficult-access locations, confined spaces, extrications, vehicles, downed aircraft, or other locations associated with industrial and civil incidents as needed. I conduct drug and alcohol testing, physical exams, perform regular training, handle predator kill investigations, participate in incident investigations, emergency response test scenarios, and attend site occupational health and safety meetings as requested by the Company Upstream HSSE Management.

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2020 – 2022: Central Virginia Community College

Lynchburg, VA

Public Safety Programs Head & Emergency Medicine Program Director: My primary responsibilities facilitated the Emergency Medicine, Law Enforcement, and Fire Science Degree Programs. I developed curriculum, defined learning objectives, prepared and taught classes and laboratories, and evaluated student learning in conjunction with Medical Director input in Paramedic, Advanced EMT and EMT classes. I further work with the program advisory committee to strengthen EMT offerings and coordinate program assessment and spearheading accreditation efforts. I developed and managed curriculum in accordance with National Standards and specific to Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, Advanced Airway, Cardiovascular, in-depth Medical and Trauma management, Pharmacology, Obstetrics and Pediatrics, Operations – from Mass Casualty Incidents to Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) and Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) management. Finally, I recommended adjunct faculty to the Division Dean and served as a staff person on the Paramedic advisory committee. I approved the annual schedule of classes, participated in student recruitment, and admitted students. Other roles included the development and justification for the budget, arranging for the purchase, receipt, inventory and repair of equipment and supplies. I focused on our annual report and five-year accreditation which included evaluating and tracking statistics and success in conjunction with DOT, VAOEMS and VCCS standards. 2020-2020: RemoteMD

Trinidad

Remote/Offshore Paramedic: In a gap-fill capacity during the COVID outbreak, I took a temporary position with this company, functioning as the sole medical provider for 140+ multi-nationality maritime crew consisting of multiple disciplines and companies aboard the Noble Regina Allen, a jack-up rig working on the Ruby Campaign, offshore Trinidad. My primary responsibilities included providing acute and emergency medical care, coordinating patient MedEvacs to shore, and daily coordination with rig and corporate leadership. Other duties included lab analysis for water potability, inspecting rig sanitation & food preparation areas, conducting accident & fire prevention, marine pollution prevention, monitoring of medical and psychiatric conditions, routine anti-terrorism surveillance, and performing other administrative tasks as assigned. 2018-2020: Haiti Air Ambulance

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Program Director: As the first and only helicopter emergency transport service in Haiti, I provided oversight for world- class HEMS services and public outreach to the ten regions within the poorest and most violent country in the western hemisphere. Coordinated the entire aviation operational component and initiated and implement policies and procedures to maintain the highest standards of care for our clinical team. This included carrying out the mission and goals of Haiti Air Ambulance and ensuring that safety remains the highest priority throughout the transport continuum. I collaborated with other managers to continue outreach for strengthening our partner network throughout Haiti and networked with HEMS organizations and individuals to maintain a robust volunteer program and industry alliances. I further developed and implemented training to continue to advance team capabilities and currencies for various levels of practice, and finally I functioned as a flight paramedic and member of the helicopter aircrew team. 2014-2018: Defense Attaché Office, United States Embassy The Hague, Netherlands

Defense Attaché Operations Coordinator: Functioned as the Chief of Staff for the Defense Attaché with oversight on executive operations, intelligence, fiscal, administrative, and security matters. Served as a Briefer, Senior Advisor and Control Officer for the U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. I independently travelled abroad, meeting with Governor’s offices, Directorates of Foreign Affairs, and Ministerial leadership establishing diplomatic policies and procedures significantly impacting U.S. inter-service and fleet operations in multiple theaters. Further served as Military Liaison Officer for the U.S. Consulate in Curacao, advising the Consul General and Dutch Commander, Task Group 4.4 on all U.S. military engagement within the Dutch Caribbean. My routine responsibilities included drafting policy, implementing, and enforcing sensitive high-level multi-national programs, while managing intelligence, surveillance, security operations, protective details, DoD assets, office systems, and diplomatic staff. Elected by 33 Federal Agencies to serve as Chairman of the Interagency Housing Board, managing $125M in assets; appointed as ICASS Councilman, representing eight Cabinet agencies and $14.5M budget. I continually assessed, re- prioritized, and on my own initiative, took appropriate action to execute Defense and Diplomatic operations smoothly. 3 P a g e

2014-2017: Distance CME

Global Online Education

Emergency Medicine Instructor: Concurrent with Active Military Duty, I provided online Emergency Medicine CME courses, primarily paramedic refresher training, to a diverse population of emergency care providers located across the globe through a virtual classroom learning experience. Distance CME is nationally accredited by the Continuing Education Coordinating Board for Emergency Medical Services, CAPCE, provider number DIST2025. All Distance CME live courses are registered with CAPCE as F5 or Virtual Instructor Lead Courses (VILT). The course ID for the refresher course is 14- DIST-F5-0001. All F5 courses are accepted by the NREMT as a live course. 2010-2013: US Navy Hospital Corps School, Navy Medicine Training Support Center Fort Sam Houston, TX

Emergency Medicine Program Director: Appointed by Dean of Academics to lead 164 joint-service instructors, spearheading the development of the 2005 BRAC mandated joint service Emergency Medicine program. My team wrote 197 new exams and scenario-based skill labs, while incorporating advanced technical modalities, resulting in a 98% pass rate for 10,625 Navy Corpsmen going forward to Navy Fleet and Marine Corps units. Architect for Joint Base San Antonio’s first Navy EMT training site, complying with the President’s Military Credentialing and Licensing Initiative; drafted program requirements and procedures, providing the opportunity for every Sailor to challenge the National Registry and receive their EMT certification. I further served as Navy liaison for NREMT Board of Directors, addressing strategic and operational objectives at the national level.

Special Operations Corpsman Prep Program (SOCP) Instructor: Hand selected by the Navy Surgeon General as a Plank Owner in developing Navy Medicine’s first Special Operations Corpsman Prep Program. Oversaw the $2.3 million- dollar development of the special operations dive locker and salt-water training facility. Wrote new command instructions and High-Risk Training policies necessary for my team to conduct screening, high-risk pool, physical, and academic training for over 500 Recon, Dive, and SAR Corpsman candidates for selection to Navy and Marine Corps special operations programs.

2007-2010: Combat Search and Rescue, Helicopter Sea Combat Wing Atlantic Norfolk, VA

HSCWL Combat Search and Rescue Chief Flight Paramedic: Led eight H-60 Helicopter Squadrons in executing 1,652 SAR and MEDEVAC missions globally. Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, flying Sea Combat and Strike missions predominantly in a CSAR capacity, supporting forward combatant and special operations forces. Developed Norfolk’s first Advanced Air Medical Protocols based on operational needs as delineated in the NATO and US Navy Air Ambulance required skill sets. Drafted and implemented HSCWL’s dynamic Search and Rescue Corpsman PQS, an aggressive tool used in training and qualifying HSCWL-based SAR Corpsmen. Personally flew 42 combat missions, 150 SAR missions, and 114 Haitian HA/DR Rescue Missions.

Operation ‘Unified Response’ Naval SAR/MEDEVAC Coordinator: Tasked by Wing Commodore after the 2010 Port-au-Prince, Haiti Earthquake, I coordinated with 23 ships, 10 Coast Guard vessels, 57 helicopters, and 172 Navy rescue personnel in executing 1,287 Humanitarian Assistance - Disaster Relief (HADR) rescue missions, rescuing 1,589 victims in the first six weeks. We further conducted 2,138 air deliveries, providing over 400,000 gallons of water, 2,389,320 bottles of water, 1,332,984 meals and over 100,000 lbs of medical supplies to disaster refugees during our five months in theater. Advised CAG Ops aboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), USS Bataan (LHD-5). 2007-2008: Combat Search and Rescue, 2515th Navy Air Ambulance Detachment Udairi, Kuwait & Basra, Iraq

Combat Search and Rescue Detachment Leading Flight Paramedic - Supervisor: Led the ‘Dust-Off’ aircrew team of 12 Flight Medics and 24 Rescue Swimmers in executing 398 MedEvacs and 181 combat missions in Iraq, treating 760 patients. In addition to supervising daily departmental functions, I was accountable for $1.35 million in medications, narcotics, materials, tactical, and rescue equipment sourced for six modified combatant air ambulance MH-60S aircraft. 4 P a g e

2004-2009: Craven Regional Medical Center

New Bern, NC

Civilian Paramedic: Concurrent with Active Military Duty, provided paramedic level care under the state’s 2nd most aggressive protocols, servicing a tri-county area with many 911 dispatches exceeding 80 miles. Accrued 4500+ pre- hospital and emergency room ALS patient-contact hours. Further, as Adjunct Faculty Instructor, I taught EMT-Basic, Intermediate, and Paramedic curriculum, in addition to a myriad of continuing education courses through local and state EMS programs affiliated with Carteret and Craven Community Colleges. 2001-2007: Havelock Fire-Rescue Dept.

Havelock, NC

Civilian Paramedic: Concurrent with Active Military Duty, provided paramedic level care to civilian population, covering an area of 220 square miles, averaging 2,400 EMS calls and 350 fire incidents per year. Accrued 3000+ pre-hospital ALS patient contact hours and hold NREMT-Paramedic, ACLS, PALS, ITLS, and Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) certifications. 2001 - 2007: Helicopter Search and Rescue (PEDRO), US Marine Corps SAR Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, NC

Search and Rescue Leading Flight Paramedic - Supervisor: Performed high-risk technical rescues and provided paramedic level care for critical patients during helicopter SAR flight operations. These missions included rappelling and hoisting to boats, ships, submarines, dense foliage, and mountainous terrain. Wrote Advanced Air Medical Protocols, ensuring continuity of care between Military and North Carolina OEMS systems. Supervised and trained 53 SAR personnel and launched on 243 SAR missions, including 92 lifesaving rescues, resulting in 146 lives saved. US Marine Corps SAR TYCOM Evaluator: Evaluated, ensured compliance, and provided guidance to US Marine Corps SAR units IAW Chief of Naval Operations and Navy SAR Model Manager directives. Hand-selected for this position, which required subject matter expertise in all matters pertaining to USMC Search and Rescue and SAR Medical programs. 1998-2001: EMS & Urgent Care, US Navy Branch Medical Clinic Naval Station Ingleside, TX

Naval Station EMS and Clinical Urgent Care Supervisor: Managed 29 Navy and Federal Fire and EMS personnel over a two-year period, conducting emergency medical training, quality assurance, and standardization for the EMS department. This required responsibility for maintaining protocols, three ALS ambulances, schedule writing, logistics, and continuous evaluations of EMS personnel. In the urgent care department, I conducted sick call examinations and performed suturing, wound cleaning, splinting, casting, pain management, IV therapy, and other urgent care interventions as directed under physician supervision.

1995-1998: 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA

Light Armored Reconnaissance (LAR) Scout Corpsman: Platoon and Senior Company Corpsman, assigned to LAV-25 Companies, conducting combined arms reconnaissance, quick strike, security, and intelligence gathering missions in support of the Ground Combat Element (GCE). Our primary mission was to execute reconnaissance, security, and economy of force operations, through offensive or defensive strategies that exploit the GCE’s mobility and firepower in order to shape the battlespace. Qualified as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman and Reconnaissance Scout trained in advanced infantry, basic explosives, small unit warfare tactics, and advanced combat trauma management. Deployed globally with 11th and 13 Marine Expeditionary Units and on several federal joint counter- narcotics operations throughout the southwest United States. 5 P a g e

Licensure, Certifications and Qualifications

• Nationally Registered Paramedic M8052744

• Virginia State Paramedic E202101551

• Alaska Armed Security Officer 9281801

• BOSIET w/ CA-EBS 8992575228102002

• OGUK Medical Certificate exp. 10/27/2022

• TWIC 18667060

• US Navy Search and Rescue (SAR) Corpsman

• HH-1N, HH-46D & MH-60S Naval Aircrewman

• HH-46D & MH-60S NATOPS/SAR Instructor

• Helicopter Inland Rescue (Rappel) Instructor

• USMC Search and Rescue TYCOM Evaluator

• Fleet Marine Force (FMF) Corpsman

• USMC Reconnaissance Scout Corpsman

• DOT Certified RBT Breath Alcohol Technician

• Alaska State Paramedic 22507453

• Executive Protection Specialist 99-665910

• Virginia Private Investigator 99-665910

• ACLS, PALS, PHTLS, TCCC, TECC, AMLS, BLS

• NAEMT Instructor 602205

• C-RSI, RMAP, IADC RigPass/SafeGulf

• Navy Aviation Warfare Specialist – MH-60S

• Navy Master Training Specialist

• NAEMSE Certified EMS Instructor

• Navy Medicine Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

• DIA Trained and Qualified OPSCO

• SERE Trained & Qualified

• Advanced Open Water & Enriched Air Diver

(NITROX) SCUBA Certified

Professional Education and Training

2022 Alaska State Trooper Advanced Weapons and Tactics Qualifications Course Wasilla/Palmer, AK 2021 Virginia DCJS Private Investigator Course Fairfax, VA 2021 NAEMT EMS Instructor Course Lynchburg, VA

2020 OccuMedics Remote Medicine for Advanced Providers Course New Orleans, LA 2020 IADC RigPass/SafeLand USA/SafeGulf/Marine Trash Debris/SEMS II Course Houston, TX 2020 Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training with CA-EBS Houston, TX 2020 Virginia DCJS Personal Security Specialist Course (w/ firearm endorsements) Fairfax, VA 2019 MTLI Certified Medical Transport Executive Course (1st Year) Wheeling, WV 2017 DIA Site Security Officer Course Washington D.C. 2016 Executive Medical Department Course Bethesda, MD 2015 Primary Senior Enlisted Academy PME Course, US Naval War College Newport, Rhode Island 2014 Joint Military Attaché School, Defense Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 2013 Defense Language Institute (Dutch/Flemish) Washington, D.C. 2013 Navy Medicine Lean, Six Sigma Green Belt Course Fort Sam Houston, TX 2013 Senior Joint Professional Military Education Course, Joint Forces War College Norfolk, VA 2012 US Navy Master Training Specialist Program Fort Sam Houston, TX 2011 National Association of EMS Educators (NAEMSE) EMT Instructor Course Fort Sam Houston, TX 2010 US Navy Instructor Training Course Dam Neck, VA 2007 US Navy & Marine Corps S.E.R.E. School Brunswick, ME 2007 MH-60S SAR Aircrew Flight School Norfolk, VA

2007 Aviation Medicine Course Pensacola, FL

2004 HH-1N SAR Flight Training MCAS Yuma, AZ

2001 Helicopter Rappel Course Camp Pendleton, CA

2001 HH-46D Helicopter SAR Aircrew Flight Training MCAS Cherry Point, NC 2001 Naval Aircrew Candidate School Pensacola, FL

1999 US Navy Emergency Medicine Technician Course Corpus Christi, TX 1997 USMC Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Operations Course Camp Pendleton, CA 1996 USMC Reconnaissance Scout Course Camp Pendleton, CA 1996 US Army Jungle Warfare School (USMC Course) Fort Sherman, Panama 1995 USMC Field Medical Service School Camp Pendleton, CA 1994 Internship, National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD 1994 Naval Hospital Corps “A” School Great Lakes, IL 1993 US Navy Basic Training Center Great Lakes, IL 6 P a g e

Academic Education and Training

University of Cumbria: MBA International Healthcare Management (actively enrolled) Thomas Edison State University: AAS, Applied Health Sciences; Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (transferred) Craven Community College: Two-Year Paramedic Certification Course High school: Texas A&M Consolidated High School

Military Decorations and Awards

Naval Aircrew Fleet Marine Force Air Warfare

Personal military decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Meritorious Service Medal, Two Air Medals (Strike/Flight), Three Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, the Army Commendation Medal, State Department Meritorious Honor Award, Two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals; and 19 additional personal, campaign, and service awards.

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