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- Residence.
- Tucson Arizona
- Department:
- Tucson Fire
- Title/rank:
- Deputy Chief
- Years of public service:
- 22
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Young, inexperienced
- Professional Qualifications:
- NREMT-P; Masters in Fire Service Admin; ISO/HSO;
- Topics you provide training for:
- All Safety
All incumbent CE
All medical, initial and recert
Engineer initial and cert
Advanced Driver Training
Speicial Operations, HzMat; TRT
- Bio:
- 22 years, married, two children, enjoy playing electric guitar, fishing, cross fit and circuit training. Love training and education. Paramedic 21 years, Masters Degree from ASU, also Director of Fire Services Training and local community college.
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Glad to see you got your Masters!
This where the serious trainers learn form each other, this where we as a family grow and you are a part of it. How exciting is that!
Please take a look at the group called HazMat News and Training. We are currently talking about some great things and I would love to hear what YOU have to say. Todd McKee