 Lt. Gary J. Glemboski, MA, NREMT-I
Director of Tactical Training
Lt. Glemboski is currently with the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Dept. His
membership in the departments SWAT includes 21
years and commander of the unit for 12 years. After his years with SWAT he
became the commander of the departments Training Division. Lt. Glemboski has been in law
enforcement since 1978 and has been a certified EMT since 1979. He co-developed
the RTI Tactical Medic program with Dave Hall, who was his partner in 1980-1981.
Lt. Glemboski is Director of the GLobal Tactical Training Group (G-TAC) and
instructs all levels of tactical training and physical skills. Lt. Glemboski has
a Masters Degree in Public Administration, and is a graduate of
Georgia Law Enforcement Command College and the FBI National Academy.
Lt. Glemboski also holds instructor certifications as a scuba instructor with
NAUI and ERDI and is a Public Safety Scuba Instructor
and is a member of the ERDI Advisory Board. Lt. Glemboski has been published in
several publications to include SWAT magazine and the FBI Bulletin.
 David
A. Comte, NREMT-P
(Ret.) Special Forces Medic Instructor
David
is a 20 year veteran of the U.S. Army Special Forces.
He served as the senior medic for a Special Forces (SF)
Operational Detachment for 8 years, an SF company medic
for 1 year, and an SF battalion medic for 1 year.
After 10 years of operational duty, David moved to Ft.
Bragg, North Carolina where he attended the Special
Warfare Center Instructor’s Course and taught at the
Special Forces Assessment and Selection Course and at
the Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center (JSOMTC).
While at the JSOMTC, David was a senior instructor for
the Special Operations Combat Medic (SOCM) course and
the Special Forces Medical Sergeants (SFMS) course.
He also served as the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge
(NCOIC) of the Military Medicine block of instruction,
the resident expert for Field Training Exercises, the
Clinical Coordinator for all SOCM clinical rotations in
civilian trauma centers, and as the Company Operations
Sergeant. David also served as the Battalion
Operations Sergeant for the technical skills portion of
the Special Forces Qualification Course where he was
responsible for the coordination of training for future
SF Officers, SF Weapons Sergeants, SF Engineers, and SF
Communications Sergeants. David is also an
honor
graduate of the Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical
Officers course and an instructor in hand-to-hand
combat.
 Jerry
D. Mitchum, Tactical Instructor
Boone County, KY Sheriff Dept/SWAT
Jerry is the Senior instructor and full time trainer for
the Boone County Sheriff’s Department. Responsible for
training 150+ Deputies annually in street survival,
tactics training, and weapons qualifications. He is
currently the SWAT Team Leader and Senior instructor for
the Boone County Sheriff’s SWAT team. He has been in
Law Enforcement for 15 years and been on SWAT for 11
years. He has attended and instructed in various
Advanced SWAT schools. Jerry holds various
“Instructor” certifications: Submachine gun,
Tactical Handgun, Tactical Shotgun, Patrol Rifle, Less
Lethal, OC/CN/CS, Sims, FATS, CQB, QUAD, as well
as Tactical training and Patrol survival tactics.
 Omar-Samir
M Badr, NREMT-I, EMT-T
Former Ranger Recon, HAAF, Savannah, GA
Omar is
a 6 year combat veteran of the U.S Army 1St
Ranger Battalion, HAAF. His experience includes eight
combat tours overseas in support of Operation Enduring
Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Omar
was trained as a shooter and demolitions expert until
2004 Then was selected to cross train for combat
medicine and is now certified as a civilian in EMT-I,
EMT-T and Combat Trauma Management (CTM) at Ft. Bragg
N.C. In 2006 Omar was assigned to the 1st
Rangers Battalion Recon. While assigned to the Recon
section Omar was again selected and crossed trained in
the collection of HUMINT intelligence with use of
controlled methodology. Now a civilian Omar is employed
by Triple Canopy conducting Supervisory and Medical
duties in Baghdad Iraq. Omar’s extensive time
conducting direct action missions, performing medical
duties, and executing target-able intelligence overseas
has given him the real world knowledge and experience in
threat assessment, low visibility operations,
convoy/motorcade driving, and site security.
Robert
Creager, NREMT-P
Kissimmee Police / Fire Department
Robert is a
Firefighter/Paramedic with the City of Kissimmee Fire
Department. Serves as a Tactical Medic with the
Kissimmee Police Department and is a Florida Paramedic Instructor. A Navy veteran,
Robert served as a Hospital Corpsman with the
Fleet Marine Force. His experience in pre-hospital
medicine extends over 15 years with both military and
civilian EMS. Robert holds instructor certifications in
ACLS, PEPP, PHTLS and other military and civilian
certifications.
William P.
Bozeman, M.D., F.A.C.E.P.
As. Professor, Emergency Medicine, Wake Forest
University
Experience:
Medical Director, Clay County (FL) Fire Rescue 1996 –
1999; Board of Fire Surgeons, Jacksonville Fire Rescue
Department 1999 – 2003; Director of Prehospital
Services, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Univ of
Florida 1999 – 2003; Tactical Physician, Jacksonville
Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team 2000 – 2003; NASA Space
Shuttle support physician 1999 – 2003; Senior Medical
Officer, FL-4 Disaster Medical Assistance Team 2000 -
2003; Member, Institutional Review Board, University of
Florida 1999 – 2003; Director of Research, Dept of
Emergency Medicine, Univ of Florida 2000 – 2003;
Reviewer, Annals of Emergency Medicine 1999 – present;
Associate Research Director, Dept of Emergency Medicine,
Wake Forest Univ. 2003 – present; Education:
BS 1988; MD - 1992
Medical University of South Carolina; Residency 92-95
Johns Hopkins University ; Fellowship 1996 University of
Maryland (R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center)
Mark Sussman, Advanced Tactical Practitioner (ATP)
Special Forces Medical Instructor, Ft. Bragg NC
Mark
is a veteran of U.S. Army SOF, spanning 20 years and
five major conflicts. He participated in combat
operations with 1st Ranger Battalion in
Operation Just Cause, special reconnaissance missions in
Iraq, and numerous missions in Central America. Mark has
served with 12th, 7th and 3rd
SFG, and specializes in Civil/Military Medical
Operations. Most recently, he operated in support of
OEF at the most active firebase in Southern Afghanistan,
while establishing the region’s only hospital, seeing
over 5,000 patients in 6 months. Mark is a graduate of
the Special Operations Combat Medic Course (SOCM), the
Special Forces Medical Sergeant’s Course (SFMS) and the
Civil Affairs Medical Sergeant’s Course (CAMS). He has
served as an instructor for both the Trauma portion of
SOCM as well as TCCC courses for the Special Operations
Community. He currently serves as a tactical medical
instructor at the Small Unit Tactics portion of the
Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC). Mark is
also a candidate for the Interservice Physician’s
Assistant Program in San Antonio, Texas and is currently
pursuing an advanced degree in Biochemistry.
 Walter
Nichols,
NREMT-P
Director,
Ft. Stewart / H.A.A.F. EMS
Walter
is Viet Nam Veteran and a Flight Paramedic in Savannah in addition to his
responsibilities as the Director of EMS for Ft. Stewart/ HAAF EMS. Walter is
Affiliate Faculty / Instructor Trainer in PHTLS. He is an
instructor in practically all advanced EMS courses, including ACLS, BTLS,
PALS, etc. Walter brings over 25 years of medical experience to the program.
 Jim
Gilpin,
Tactical Instructor
Kenton County, KY PD/SWAT
Sgt. Jim Gilpin is employed by the Kenton County
Police Department, KY where he serves as a
Patrol Supervisor. He is also the Training
Supervisor for the department, which encompasses
firearms, defensive tactics, less lethal, Taser
and Patrol Tactics. He is also the Assistant
Team Leader and one of two Team Instructors for
the Boone County SWAT Team, which is a joint
team comprised of members from the Boone County
Sheriff's Department and Kenton County Police
Department. He has 10+ years of SWAT experience
and 14+ years of law enforcement experience. He
began his career with the Lexington Police
Department, attended Eastern Kentucky
University, and is a recent graduate of the FBI
National Academy, 231st Session.
 David
G. Dick,
NREMT-P, EMT-T, TacSAR K9
Alpha Response, Canada
David
G. Dick is a Paramedic and TacSAR K9 Handler. His
medical qualifications include NREMT-P, A-EMCA, EMT-T,
W-EMT, PHTLS, ABLS, ACLS, and AMLS. David’s
multi-disciplinary TacSAR qualifications include
Wilderness Survival Instructor, Advanced Tracking,
SARTech, Rig Rescue
Operator, Advanced Diver, Swift Water Rescue Tech, SERT,
NRA Distinguished Expert, and Spec Ops Protection. Academic qualifications include advanced
degrees in multi-sensory learning. David works with K9
Ranger Lead the Way whose high drive, keen scenting
abilities and diplomatic friendliness have earned him
admiration from all teams he has worked with. David
previously handled semi-retired K9 Ceilidh. In 2005 the
Alpha Response team responded with Chatham County MRC to
Hurricane Katrina. Due to their “unprecedented success”
working with San Antonio and Dallas ICE SRT Teams, ICE
policy was changed to include TacSAR K9s. David is also
the co-founder of Alpha Response a deployment and
training team committed to building the
multi-disciplinary TacSAR and TacMed fields and bringing
everything from customized first aid to spec ops skills
to tactical, medical and rescue teams ranging from US
and Canadian Forces teams to specialized industry.
 Keith A. Jochem, NREMT-I, EMT-T
Former Army Ranger Medic, HAAF, Savannah, GA
Keith is a 6
year combat veteran of the U.S. Army 1st
Ranger Battalion, HAAF. Alpha Company Senior
Medic for two years and a platoon medic for four
years. As the company’s senior medical NCO,
Keith coordinated and managed minor
surgical, tactical, and daily sick call
medicine. He ordered and managed all company
medical functions for 120 Rangers. Keith served
as a live tissue instructor during the Combat
Trauma Management (CTM) course at Ft. Bragg,
N.C. His experience includes time spent overseas
in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)
and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Keith is a
graduate of the Special Operations Combat Medic
(SOCM) Paramedic course. He also attended the 75th
Ranger Regiment Company Senior Medic Team Leader
and Instructors course at Ft. Benning and
Operational & Emergency Medical Skills Course
(OEMS) held in Virginia by the FBI’s Chief
Physician. As a civillian Keith was employed by
Blackwater USA and is a Department of State
certified High Threat Personal Security
Specialist/ Medic. His expansive tour of two
years working on a Protective Security Detail (PSD)
Team in Iraq has given him real world experience
in threat assessment, dignitary personal
protection, motorcade driving and security, and
recognition and counter measures with improvised
explosive devices (IED) and explosively formed
penetrations (EFP). Keith is currently actively
pursuing a medical related degree.
Certifications include: SOCM Paramedic, NREMT-I,
EMT-T, BLS, Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS),
and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS).
 William
"BJ" Hall, EMT-P, SWAT Medic
St.
Johns County Sheriff’s Office / Jacksonville Fire and
Rescue -Fla.
BJ
is a senior Swat Team member and Tactical Medic Team leader
of a 25-man team.
BJ started with SJSO in 1988 as a Full time Deputy,
assigned to Patrol / K-9 after working for nine years as
a Patrol/ Narcotics K-9 handler, and Three Dogs. BJ
switched to the SWAT team as a Tactical Paramedic and
Rappel Master and Electronics. He is also assigned to
the dive team as a state cert. Police Diver and to the
E.O.D. unit (Bomb Squad) / BJ also works for the City of
Jacksonville Fire Dept as a fire fighter / paramedic.
Assigned to FEMA Team Task force 5 as a K-9
handler/Instructor. BJ is an EMT/ Paramedic
Instructor, BLS Instructor, Firearm Instructor, Driving
Instructor Gen. Topic instructor and SWAT team
Instructor for the Basic 80 hour SWAT Course. And Drill
Instructor for Sheriff’s office Juvenile Boot Camp.
 Carl
R. Boyd, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Physician / Professor
As a CONTOMS "Medical Director's Course" graduate, he
was instrumental in starting the Tactical Medic Program in Savannah. Carl
received his undergraduate degree at the University of Louisville in 1972 and
subsequently completed medical school at the University of Kentucky in 1976.
Following medical school, Dr. Boyd completed Surgical Residency training
at Memorial Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia. From 1983 to 1993, Dr. Boyd maintained a surgical practice,
and was appointed as the Director of Trauma Services and Medical Director of
LIFESTAR and MedStar emergency medical services. He served as the Director of the Department of Surgical
Education from 1993-2000. Dr. Boyd
is a member of numerous local and national professional societies and has
published over 50 articles in nationally recognized journals. He is a full Professor at Mercer
University School of Medicine and Associate Professor of Surgery at the Medical
College of Georgia.
In addition to being board-certified in General Surgery and Surgical/Critical
Care, Dr. Boyd is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
 Sean
McKay, FF/Lead Medic/Tactical Medic
Clearwater, FL Police/Fire
Sean
has been a firefighter/Paramedic since 1996. He is
currently a Firefighter/Lead Paramedic with Clearwater
Fire & Rescue and has been a member of the Clearwater
Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics team
since 1999. He is the Team Leader for the SWAT
Medic/Rescue component of the team (Special Operations
Rescue Team). He completed his tactical training
through the Pinellas County SWAT School (SEPSI) and his
tactical medical training through CONTOMS. Sean is an
instructor in BLS, BTLS, ACLS, and is a adjunct
instructor for St. Petersburg College, the Southeast
Public Safety Institute and the National Terrorism
Preparedness Institute. He teaches Tactical Combat
Casualty Care, basic and advanced Tactical EMS, and
Immediate Reaction Team concepts. He has instructed
courses in high threat officer rescue, WMD, Decon and
counter-terrorism, Forth Generation Warfare, Improvised
Explosive Devices, and Limited Exposure Team response to
4GW. He holds an AS in EMS, and won the 2003 (Dallas) &
2005 (San Diego) International Tactical EMS “Medic-up”
Competition and took 2nd Place in 2004
(Virginia Beach). Sean was the recipient of the
Clearwater Police Department’s Chief’s Unit Citation in
2002, and the Clearwater Fire-Rescue Department’s
Chief’s Unit Citation for Distinguished Service in
2004. He also received the Law Enforcement Commendation
Medal for tactical operational medical support during
Hurricane Charlie relief and security efforts. Sean also
instructs in firefighter Rapid Intervention Teams and
firefighter survival techniques. Sean frequently
lectures at ITEMS conferences / symposiums, and is the
rescue product reviewer for ITEMS.
 Robert
E. Johnson, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Surgeon / Rt. Major -US Army
Dr Johnson is the CEO of Southeast
ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery, PC and is a consultant for the Chatham
County Health Department for “Weapons of Mass Destruction."; Major, U.S.
Army, retired. Active duty from July 1975 to August 1986, then again from June
1990 until retirement in June 2001. Enlisted service from 1975-1981 as U.S
Army Ranger and in U.S. Army Special Forces, attaining rank of E-6. Served
as Physician Assistant and medical platoon leader from 1981-1986 in the Berlin
Brigade, in the 1st Armor Division in Germany and in the Dept of
Family Practice at Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Augusta, GA, and attaining
rank of CW3. Following medical school, residency and fellowship training, served
as Chief, Head & Neck Oncologic and Reconstructive Surgery and Assistant Chief,
Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, HI
from 1996-2001.Bob is an active ATLS Course Director and State Faculty.
Jo-Anne Brenner,
TacSAR K9, EMT-T
Alpha Response, Ontario, Canada
Jo-Anne is a TacSAR K9 Handler and Tactical Medic.
She is currently pursuing a degree in K9
Developmental Science and customizes training to
incorporate K9s into spec ops teams increasing team
performance and safety while decreasing
liabilities. She has designations in Tactical
Tracking, SAR, High Angle Rescue, SERT, NRA
Distinguished Expert, Spec
Ops Protection. Previously, Jo-Anne
studied Systems Engineering, International
Development and Adult Education. She has
considerable overseas experience in Russia, Latin
America, Europe and Asia. She handles K9 Angel’s
Hope who has a natural affinity for TacSAR, with
specialties in tracking fugitives and explosive
detection. K9 Shadow has an innate threat awareness
and outstanding agility. In 2005 the Alpha Response
team responded with Chatham County MRC to Hurricane
Katrina. Due to their “unprecedented success”
working with San Antonio and Dallas ICE SRT Teams,
ICE policy was changed to include TacSAR K9s.
Jo-Anne is also the co-founder of Alpha Response a
deployment and training team committed to building
the multi-disciplinary TacSAR and TacMed fields and
bringing everything from customized first aid to
spec ops skills to tactical, medical and rescue
teams ranging from US and Canadian Forces teams to
specialized industry.
 J.
Preston Bowlin, EMT-P
Ocala, FL Police/Fire-Fla.
Preston is the Tactical SWAT Medic Team Leader for
Ocala Police Dept. and Instructor for Marion County
Sheriffs Office Emergency Management. Preston as
been a sworn officer for the last 4 years and has
been instructing students the last 13 years in
various EMS, Fire and Police related courses. He is
an active Paramedic/Engineer on a busy A.L.S. engine
for Ocala Fire Rescue. Currently a Special
Operations Member (Haz-Medic, Confine Space, Trench
Rescue and High Angle rescues) and a member of Fla.
USAR Task Force 8. Preston has been a paramedic for
8 years, and in the fire service for 15 yrs. He is
also a Paramedic, EMT and Criminal Justice
Instructor at Central Florida Community College -
Fla. He has instructed at the Florida State Fire
College instructing basic recruits and is currently
the college EMT Coordinator. Preston maintains the
following Instructor certifications; WMD, HazMat,
Taser, Firearms, Defensive Tactics, Basic Life
Support Tactical Medicine, ACLS, PALS, PHTLS ,
Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals.
 Juan
Atan,
Paramedic/Firefighter
Orange County Fire Rescue, Florida
Juan
has been a member of the Orange County Sheriff’s office
for the past 10 years and has assisted them with their
tactical medic program.
He is a member of the Florida SWAT Association TEMS
Committee. Juan has been with the Orange County Fire
Rescue Department for the past fifteen years. He is
currently a Lieutenant/ Paramedic II and his educational
background includes a bachelor’s degree in Health
Administration from Barry University (1997), Fire
Service certification from Miami-Dade Community College
(1991) and a Master’s Degree in Security Management with
a minor in Homeland Security from Bellevue University
(2007).
In addition to holding numerous
certifications in EMS, he also has a Fire Instructor III
and Hazmat Technician certification through the State of
Florida. He is a Special Operations Technician with
knowledge in Trench Rescue, Confined Space, and Weapons
of Mass Destruction among other things. He is also a
member of one of the unique units Orange County Fire
Rescue has to offer, which is the “Medical Bike Patrol
Team.” He is a former member of the “CHASE Program”
(helicopter unit) and also one of the original
crewmembers of the “FireStar Program” (helicopter
unit). He is currently part of the Central Florida USAR
Task Force 4 with a classification of “Medical
Specialist” and DMAT FL-6 team.
Gregg
Brady,
Firefighter/Paramedic/SWAT Medic
Paramedic Instructor, Palm Bay, FL
Gregg Brady comes from FDNY-EMS where he served
as a Paramedic for four years. Gregg was awarded
the "Survivor Medal" for duty on September 11,
2001 at Ground Zero. He is currently employed
with the City of Kissimmee Fire Department as a
Firefighter/Paramedic, and his duties include
Preceptor/Field Training Officer and adjunct
Health and Safety Officer for his shift. Gregg
is a primary Tactical Medic for the City of
Kissimmee Police SWAT. He is also a Lead
Paramedic Instructor and carries various other
advanced EMS instructor certifications in CPR,
ACLS and PHTLS.
 Ngu
Doan, EMT-P/APCT/CISM/EMT-T
Savannah, GA
With over 17
years as a competitor, Ngu’s martial art
experience extends over multiple disciplines,
including Commando Krav Maga, the Israeli elite
fighting system. He is currently certified as a
black belt in Aikido, Tangsudo and Taekwondo,
and he served 5 years on the American Taekwondo
demonstration team. Ngu holds numerous
Excellence in Academics Awards and many Martial
Arts Awards, including Regional Champion
(1998-2001). His more recent honors include the
Strength & Endurance Competition Award for
2006. He has trained the Special Forces 160th
SOAR Night Stalkers and is a private martial
arts instructor. Ngu is certified as an Ocean
Rescue Lifeguard through both the Red Cross and
the Professional Lifeguard of American Safety &
Health Aquatic Institute. Ngu’s medical
qualifications include certifications in ACLS,
BLS, BTLS, EMT-I, EMT-P, and Confined Space and
Extrication. He holds a Bachelors degree of
Science in Biology with emphasis on Parasitology,
Virology, Medical Microorganisms & Disease and
is currently pursuing his Masters Degree in
Parasitology.
Chris Harper, NREMT-P, CAS
Tactical Medic,
Franklin County, GA
Chris
is a paramedic supervisor in northeast Georgia. He
spent 6 years in the US Army Reserves with the first
half of his duty assigned to the 11th Special Forces
Group. Concurrently, he studied Sports Medicine at
the Univ. of Georgia for 4 years, and worked in the
University training room for the last 2 of those
years. In 1994 Chris got into EMS, and due to a
lifelong interest in venomous reptiles and the lack
of available training, developed an educational
program on snakebite for medical personnel.
He established and manages the largest venomous
reptile website in the world, and has worked behind
the scenes of many television programs as both a
consultant on snakebite and a venomous snake
handler. He also consults on snakebites for area
hospitals and is recognized as a snakebite expert by
many MD's and Ph.D.'s, and has even been recognized
by Arizona Poison Control for his expertise. Chris
is also a PHTLS instructor, a Certified
Anti-terrorism Specialist, and has trained in
multiple martial arts disciplines, including Aikido,
Hapkido, Chito Ryu, Judo, and Jujitsu.
Lt. Ramon Gonzalez,
EMT-P, EMT-T
Company Officer / Paramedic, Collier County, FL
Ramon has been a medic since
1995. Joined the Polk County, FL Sheriffs Office ERT as
a Tactical Medic in 2005. Completed the TEMS program and
basic SWAT school. In 2006 Ramon joined the
Special Operations Response Team (SORT) for Collier
County, FL where he serves as "Company Officer" and accepted the assignment
to re-establish the Tactical Medic program within Collier
County and the CCEMS. He also works for Central Florida Safety
Training as a BLS/F.A. instructor.
 Lt.
Chris Hoyne, EMT-P, EMT-T
SWAT Medic TL, Clearwater, FL
Chris
Hoyne is a Fire/Paramedic with the Clearwater Fire Dept.
and a Tactical Medic for Clearwater SWAT and ERT Teams.
Chris has been a tactical medic for 6 yrs. and currently
serves as the Medic Team Leader. He is a certified Fire
Instructor that has taught the new recruit’s Rapid
intervention and survival. He also teaches IRT and
rescue to multiple police agencies and was an Instructor
at The Florida SWAT Conference. Chris was an instructor
for the Navy’s Train the Trainer TCCC course at Camp
Pendleton. He has also instructed the military in high
threat extraction and TCCC.
 Sgt
Mark Rich, Tactical Trainer,
PD
Training Director Richmond Hill, GA
Sgt.
Rich is the current Director of the Richmond Hill, GA Police
Department Training Division. Sgt. Rich is a POST
Certified Senior Instructor Trainer with Specialized
Certifications in the fields of Firearms Training,
Defensive Tactics, Less Lethal Munitions, SWAT, Special
Operations Response, and instructs at all levels of
tactical training and physical skills.
 Lt.
Doug Byrd, NREMT-P
Special Operations Officer - SC PD
Doug is a Patrol Officer / Tactical Medic
with the Ridgeland Police Departments and the assigned
Tactical Medic for Jasper County Sheriff's Office. The
majority of his Tactical experience is from the U.S.M.C
where he was active duty for 4 years. Doug has been a
paramedic for 6 years, and has served as the special
operations director for Jasper County Emergency
Services. He has been a Firefighter for over 16 years.
Doug has been instructing students for 8 years in
various fire and EMS related topics. Doug is a graduate
of the first Tactical Medic Course at
Rescue Training Inc. Instructor and certs include:
NREMT-P; AHA Instructor; ASHI Instructor; NFA
Instructor; Firefighter/Rescue Tech/Haz-Mat Tech
 William
J. Bromberg, M.D.
Trauma Surgeon / Asst. Professor
WILLIAM J. BROMBERG, M.D., completed his undergraduate
education at The University of Virginia in 1992 and went on to earn his medical
degree from the same school in 1996.
Following completion of his general surgery residency at Lehigh Valley
Hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Dr. Bromberg underwent fellowship training
in trauma and surgical critical care at Lehigh Valley's Level I trauma center.
He joined the staff of the Savannah Surgical Group in 2002 and is an assistant
professor of surgery at Mercer University School of Medicine.
Dr. Bromberg is board certified in both general surgery and critical care.
 C.
Leigh Culver, NREMT-P
President, Global Med-X, LLC
Global Med-X is a company with expertise in providing medical
support for international corporations and governmental agencies. We have
cross-cultural medical experience in the arctic regions, Middle East, Central
Asia, Southeast Asia and West Africa.
They can provide any operation with highly trained and qualified medical
personnel. We have the experience and know-how in providing any level of medical
support for any type of project, including those within the area of sensitive
special operations. They have considerable experience in providing medical
support services to the oil industry.
 Carol
Crockett, NREMT-P
RTI,
Director of Education
Lead Paramedic Instructor
with over 13 years paramedic experience - Instructor in
ACLS, AMLS, PHTLS, and serves on the BTLS State
Committee, CPR Instructor Trainer, PLS and many other
instructor certifications. Carol is the lead EMT
instructor for military personnel stationed HAAF,
Georgia and she also serves as lead Paramedic instructor
for the US Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC). |
