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  • Steve (Sunny) Whitfield is a paramedic, expedition leader, geographer and writer based in Australia. During his career, he has worked for international ambulance services, on humanitarian operations, on high-altitude expeditions, and in flight and retrieval medicine. In 2015, Steve founded a platform that became Medics Beyond Borders, an international collaboration to support community healthcare in remote communities. Currently a lecturer at Griffith University School of Medicine (paramedicine), with research interests in extreme environment medicine, Steve is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, a fellow of the Wilderness Medical Society, and a founding member of the Australasian Wilderness and Expedition Medical Society.

  • Join Drs. Peter Antevy, Mark Piehl and David Spiro as they present Reel Emergency, an interactive vodcast discussing the latest data and best practices in emergency and critical care medicine. Cases are illustrated by actual patient video. These three leaders in the pediatric field will use their experience to cover the spectrum of care from out-of-hospital, to the ED to the ICU.

    This podcast is produced in partnership with Handtevy, Reel Dx and 410 Medical, and is powered by Prodigy EMS. Earn CAPCE credit on Prodigy EMS at www.prodigyems.com. For information on partners, visit www.reeldx.com, www.handtevy.com and www.410medical.com.

  • Meena Thill is an AEMT in the great state of Wisconsin. Meena had attended school for EMS and has been in EMS since 2016. Meena is presently taking courses to obtain her bachelor’s degree in Psychology. In her spare time, she loves to hang out with family, and can be found on the water kayaking. Writing has given her a way to express how working in this field can be.

  • Tony Salvatore, MA, is the director of suicide prevention at Montgomery County Emergency Service, Norristown, Pa., a nonprofit emergency psychiatric provider offering a range of mental health crisis services, including EMS, that responds to mental health emergencies countywide.

  • Dr. Rachelle Zemlok is a licensed clinical psychologist in California, specializing in work with first responder families. She serves as the strategic wellness director at Lexipol, supporting the content and strategy related to first responder mental health and wellness, with a special focus on supporting spouses and family members through the Cordico Wellness App. Prior to joining Lexipol, Zemlok founded First Responder Family Psychology, which provides culturally competent therapy to first responders and their family members. She is the author of “The Firefighter Family Academy: A Guide to Educate & Prepare Spouses for the Career Ahead.” For more information on Dr. Zemlok or to connect with her please visit her website.

  • Ed Sherman, Psy.D., is an organizational consultant, executive coach and leadership development specialist with 40 years of experience in public safety. Sherman initially performed fire suppression, rescue and EMS duties in the New York City area, and later worked in law enforcement in San Diego. He also worked as a criminal intelligence supervisor for the California Department of Justice where he coordinated a joint federal, state and local law enforcement investigative group.

    Dr. Sherman was trained in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and has performed critical incident stress debriefings, defusings, demobilizations and individual peer support for first responders and other personnel in situations involving line-of-duty deaths, suicides and other traumatic events. He is a graduate of the San Diego State University Trauma Recovery Services certificate program and was appointed as a member of the advisory board. Dr. Sherman has performed workplace violence threat assessments, served as the primary violence threat assessor for the County of San Diego, and coordinated risk management activities related to maintaining a safe and secure work environment.

    In his work as an organizational consultant and executive coach, Dr. Sherman has provided services including assessment, training, team building, and process improvement facilitation for staff at all levels including executives and boards of directors.

    Dr. Sherman received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology in San Diego, and holds master’s degrees in management and psychology.

    Contact him at ed@shermanconsulting.org or via LinkedIn.

  • Peter Lavieri is a first officer at a U.S. airline. He is a graduate of the Purdue University School of Aviation and Transportation Technology. In addition, Peter has been a flight instructor since he was 19 and has given over 1,000 hours of instruction in airplanes. Starting in high school, Peter became an EMT for his hometown in Connecticut. When not flying, he continues to ride the ambulance and participate in training new members, and is the chair of driver training. If you are interested in hearing more about adopting aviation practices in the medical world, he can be reached at peterlavs@gmail.com.

  • Reuben Farnsworth has spent the last 20 years in EMS, holding positions from EMT-basic on a rig, to executive project manager for an international expeditionary medicine company. Reuben is currently the clinical/operational coordinator for Delta County Ambulance District, where he leads the community paramedicine team and ET3 implementation. Reuben is a frequent speaker at conferences all over the country. Reuben can be reached at rockstareducation@gmail.com. You can also follow him on Facebook for updates from the RockStar Medic.

  • Justin Back is president, Acadian Ambulance. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Southern Cross University and an MBA from LSU.

    Justin began his career in the Australian army after graduating from the Royal Military College and served for eight years. During this time, he served in command roles in Iraq and Afghanistan, working closely with U.S. and coalition forces. Justin moved to the U.S. to work as a project manager in the domestic onshore oil and gas industry before joining Acadian in June 2013 as vice president of fleet operations. He later served as regional vice president for Acadian’s North Texas, Tennessee and Louisiana (West) service areas, as well as VP of Integrations.

  • Gaurav Bhatia is a product manager at RapidAI, using AI to improve clinical decision making and patient workflow in neurovascular and vascular care, empowering physicians to make faster, more accurate diagnostic, treatment and transfer decisions.