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Bobby This is such a great opportunity for those who cannot attend the April FDIC, live and in person. Your group of instructors and topics are a great mix with many years of practical experience and knowledge. Any one could be the next speaker. ...
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Bobbi: Just another blow and demonstrated incompetency from this city’s administration and leadership compounding the aftermath of the death of Firefighter Wilson. When does effective leadership ensure that the elected and appointed officials look...
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Jeff Thanks for the information and the universal personal protection precaution reminder. Good stuff John
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TAKE PRECAUTIONS - Whether you accept or decline the H1N1 Swine Flu immunization, remember these simple precautions that are the cornerstone of infection control: 1. Wash hands frequently with soap and water. If soap and water are not available, u...
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It depends on the condition of the vehicle. I would check with Sutphen for their costing models for refurbish. We have refurbished a couple of ladder trucks and many aid cars. We look at about 90K for aid cars and $250K - $300K for ladder trucks. ...
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WOW. Improper conduct for sure. At the top of my the list for VIOLATIONS is a violation of her right of privacy, next is sexual harassment, next is hostile work environment, followed up by stalking which is a criminal act in most states. I would a...
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Residence.
Sammamish, Washington
Department:
Eastside Fire & Rescue
Title/rank:
Deputy Fire Chief (Ret.)
Years of public service:
32
Agency structure:
Combination fire department
Top issues in your department:
Staffing
Funding
Residental sprinklers
Retention of volunteers
Professional Qualifications:
Attorney at Law (JD)
Masters in Education (MS)
Physicians Assistant - Certified (PA-C)
Executive Fire Officer Graduate
Topics you provide training for:
Legal
Medical
Organizational Development
Hiring
Internal Investigations
Policy Development and Review
Areas of expertise:
Legal
Medical
Operational
Organizational
Human Resources
Bio:
John K. Murphy, J.D. M.S, PA-C, EFO, FACC.
Deputy Fire Chief (Ret)

Mr. Murphy retired as the Deputy Fire Chief with Eastside Fire & Rescue (Issaquah WA) and Fire Chief of the City of Sammamish (WA) after 32 years of service. He is a practicing attorney, whose focus is on employment practices liability, training safety, employment policy and practices, forensic evaluation on fire and EMS operations, internal investigations and consulting on risk management for private and public entities. He is also the Vice President of M2 Consulting Group, Inc.; a Physicians Assistant and Fellow, American College of Clinicians. Murphy’s past medical and fire experience has been as a US Navy Corpsman serving with the US Marines; paramedic firefighter for more than 20 years; a Chief Fire Officer, Chief of Training, Operations Chief, Health and Safety Officer; a promoter and facilitator of health-care issues in the fire service, author, conference speaker and a practicing physicians’ assistant since 1977 with a focus in family practice and emergency care. Mr. Murphy graduated with a Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law; obtained a Masters of Science (MS) and Bachelors of Science (BS) degrees in Education from Central Washington University and graduated from the University Of Utah School Of Medicine, Physicians Assistant Program and is an Executive Fire Officer Graduate. Mr. Murphy is a member of the Association of Fire Service Attorneys; National Society of Executive Fire Officers; International Association of Fire Chief’s, Washington State Bar Association; King County Bar Association; U.S. District Court Western District of Washington and a former member of the Washington Fire Chief’s Association.

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What about 2009 FDIC - Best show ever

Bobby, Dianne, Jane and staff:

What a great production. Wonderful training events and support for the instructors and participants.
Class A production. Thank you

John Murphy

Posted on April 26, 2009 at 4:17pm — 1 Comment

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At 11:09pm on April 26, 2008, Frank Ricci said…
Take a look and sign up to our group we could use your input. Tactical Building Blocks & Air Management
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips
At 9:52am on April 23, 2008, John K. Murphy said…
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