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Waterbury, Vermont
Waterbury Ambulance Service
On-Call AEMTApril 2026 - Present
Volunteer EMT · December 2024 - April 2026Emergency Medical Services · AEMT
Emergency care built on calm decisions, teamwork, and readiness.
Jeffrey’s EMS work complements his engineering career with hands-on emergency response experience, patient care, incident-command training, and service in volunteer and on-call roles across Vermont.
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EMS profile
Advanced EMT experience with a long record of community response.
Dedicated AEMT with experience delivering emergency medical care in fast-paced environments. Known for remaining calm under pressure, communicating clearly, working effectively within a team, and continuing to build clinical and incident-response skills.
Field experience
On-call and volunteer service across multiple Vermont agencies.
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Hinesburg, Vermont
Hinesburg Fire Department
On-Call AEMTApril 2026 - Present
On-Call EMT · June 2022 - April 202603
Essex Junction, Vermont
Champlain Valley Exposition First Response
Volunteer EMT2018 - Present
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Georgia, Vermont
Georgia Fire Department / First Response
Volunteer EMTSeptember 2014 - June 2023
Licenses & certifications
Current credentials and certifications.
Amateur Radio Operator - Extra ClassFederal Communications Commission · N1NE
NREMT-AEMT #A0003839Expires 03/31/2028
VT-AEMT #102955Expires 06/30/2028
Basic Life Support (BLS) InstructorExpires 02/28/2028
Basic Life Support (BLS) ProviderExpires 02/28/2028
EMS education
EMS education and incident-command training.
EMS education
Vermont IREMS EMT Summer Course2014
Fairfax Rescue AEMT Course2024
Incident command / FEMA
FEMA IS-00100.c - Introduction to Incident Command SystemCompleted 06/26/2024
FEMA IS-00200.c - Basic Incident Command System for Initial ResponseCompleted 07/28/2024
FEMA IS-00700.b - An Introduction to the National Incident Management SystemCompleted 06/24/2024
FEMA IS-00900.d - National Response Framework, an IntroductionCompleted 06/26/2024
IT + EMS
Different disciplines. Shared standards for preparation and communication.
Emergency medicine and infrastructure engineering demand many of the same operating habits: situational awareness, disciplined communication, clear escalation, documentation, teamwork, and the ability to make sound decisions when conditions are changing quickly.
Looking for Jeffrey’s technical career history?
See Jeffrey’s technical résumé for his network engineering and infrastructure experience.