With more than 16 years of frontline and operational experience as a Critical Care Paramedic in the Detroit Metroplex, I understand the challenges emergency service organizations face—from regulatory compliance and evolving clinical protocols to workforce development, documentation quality, and legal risk. My experience spans EMS, fire service operations, and emergency management, allowing me to translate field realities into practical policies, effective training, and stronger organizational systems.

As a Doctor of Public Policy candidate specializing in EMS intergovernmental relations, I bring together frontline expertise, applied research, and public-sector policy strategy. Through my consultancy, I help agencies and institutions strengthen documentation, improve legal defensibility, develop evidence-based protocols, and create training programs that support compliance, operational performance, and better patient outcomes.

I partner with emergency service organizations, academic institutions, and public agencies to deliver solutions tailored to their specific needs. Whether your organization is responding to new legislation, modernizing policies and procedures, strengthening workforce readiness, or improving coordination across jurisdictions, I provide practical, research-informed strategies that can be implemented—not merely recommended.

The goal is straightforward: help your organization reduce risk, improve performance, and build emergency service systems that are prepared, resilient, and effective.