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Aaron Jeanette, EMTP, PI

ITLS Indiana Chapter

International Trauma Life Support Board of Directors Candidate - 2017

Name: Aaron L. Jeanette

Preferred Credentials: Firefighter/ Paramedic

Street Address: 709 West 600 North

City, State, Zip/Postal Code: Shelbyville, IN 46176

Email: [email protected]

Preferred Phone: 317-509-6622

ITLS Chapter: Indiana

Occupation: Paramedic/Firefighter/Lieutenant

(1) Describe prior involvement with your ITLS Chapter(s): As a paramedic student, I first

took the BTLS course in 1999. Enjoying the course format, I became an instructor for

BTLS in 2002. After serving as an instructor for 12 years, in 2014 I was asked to help

increase the awareness of the ITLS program within my home state of Indiana. To help

accomplish this, I was nominated for and became the state coordinator, a role in

which I continue to serve.

(2) Describe your prior involvement with ITLS International (committees, teaching etc.):

While I have instructed ITLS locally for a number of years, I first began my

international involvement in 2014 when I started serving on the ITLS Chapter/TC

Support Committee Meeting teams. As part of this team, I have helped to review

numerous international ITLS policy and procedure manuals, including some from

Canada and England as well as various US states. I have also been serving on the

Conference Committee beginning in 2016 and have enjoyed working to help develop a

quality offering for ITLS members.

(3) What volunteer or leadership activities have you been involved with? Over the

years, I have volunteered in a variety of capacities including helping at local animal

shelters and volunteering to coach my children’s football, soccer, and baseball teams for a

number of years. My other passion in volunteer work is getting to serve at the Hoosier

Burn Camp, a program that helps children who have endured significant, life altering

burns. This camp provides them with a chance to be around other children with similar

experiences and to feel accepted. This camp also serves their families. At Hoosier Burn

camp I have helped organize events and also served as a camp counselor. As for

leadership opportunities, I have spent significant time serving the Indianapolis

Professional Firefighters Union from 2009-2013 as a trustee, and then as their president

from 2014-2016. Now that my term as president is complete, I continue to serve as a

trustee and assist the current president as necessary. In addition to this, I serve as a

Lieutenant at my fire department as well as a backup battalion chief. I also work for a

large teaching hospital and serve on committees focusing on leading the acute coronary

syndrome and stroke programs. I also work with the leadership team to develop protocols

for EMS agencies throughout the state of Indiana. Finally, I have the opportunity to help

this facility develop and implement instructional material for the local EMS community.

(4) Describe any previous or current experiences on other Boards: My primary Board

experience has been with the Indianapolis Professional Firefighters Union. During my

service there I served 2 years as a member of the executive board. This board helped

organize fundraisers, develop outreach opportunities, managed contracts, and networked

with local politicians.

(5) Can you regularly attend Board meetings? Yes

Regular meeting conflicts? As long as I have approximately a month’s notice, I usually

can travel without any problems, resolving any conflicts in scheduling.

(6) How many hours per month, in addition to Board meetings, could you

contribute? In addition to the Board meetings, I am willing to commit to 25 additional

hours per month.

(7) Why are you interested in serving on the ITLS Board? When I think about serving

on the ITLS board, I find myself interested for a few reasons. First, I am distinctly aware of

the profound impact that ITLS has had on my career as a paramedic. When I first took

ITLS, I was in awe of the instructors and their life experience and passion for sharing their

knowledge with students. With each ITLS course that I teach, I still reflect on this passion

and work to bring that same enthusiasm to my students. I feel that serving on the ITLS

board will help this passion to continue to grow and will help me give back to a program

that has meant so much to me.

Secondly, I think that I bring a useful skill set that can benefit ITLS. One of the biggest

skills that I feel that I can offer is on the technological side. As we are all aware,

technology is a large part of our lives now and this is not just limited to one country or age

group. By working on the Board, I hope to be able to help ITLS continue to improve its

online platform in order to provide more opportunity for student learning and to ensure

that our products are relevant and accessible, especially for the younger paramedics that

we serve.

Finally, I would enjoy the opportunity to serve on the ITLS Board to help continue to

develop methods for fostering growth in our students and instructors. As I have trained

and worked alongside multiple instructors over the years, I have noticed a continual need

for continued growth and development. Our instructors need to feel supported and

confident in both new trauma practices and appropriate teaching methods. I think that

there is a huge opportunity for this education as we move into more case based teaching

formats.

(8) What is your understanding of the mission of ITLS? I believe that the mission of ITLS is to

provide preeminent education for medical providers working with trauma patients,

particularly in the pre-hospital environment. This education should be factual and match

current research and should provide students of ITLS with the skills and confidence to

provide lifesaving care for the severely injured trauma patient.

(9) What would you hope to accomplish as a member of the ITLS Board? As a member of

the ITLS Board, I would hope to bring a fresh enthusiasm and viewpoint to the team. I feel

that I have valuable hands on experience to offer the Board. I have served, and continue

to serve, as a Paramedic for the last 17 years. During my time as a medic, I have worked

in both urban and rural settings as well as an emergency department. I have also served

as a Paramedic Instructor and have extensive experience teaching both novice and

experienced professionals in classroom, simulation, and street settings. In addition to this

experience, I also feel that I can offer a fresh approach to technology and advancing the

ITLS program. I have some background in computer coding and website design and have

worked diligently over the last two years to design impactful online education for the EMS

community. This experience will benefit the Board as I am familiar with the possible

directions for growth and can help to identify specific needs and gaps in the current

offerings. Overall, I hope to have the privilege to work alongside the other Board members

and to grow in my practice personally and professionally. I hope to bring an enthusiasm

for teaching and help to continue to develop ITLS into a program that is beneficial and

highly desired for students.

A A R O N J E A N E T T E

OBJECTIVE

To promote and provide professional EMS education.

EXPERIENCE

2010- Present IU Health Indianapolis, IN

EMS Instructor

Instruct Indiana State Certified EMS class

Manage, develop and provided on line education for EMS providers

thru a Learning Management System.

Instruct ACLS, ITLS, EMPACT , PALS, CPR class, The Airway

Course, EKG Classes, and online education.

Maintained website ems.iuhealthlearning.org Also improve

functionality by adding new features such as video players, Pod Cast

players, and a RSS news feed for EMS providers.

Use Adobe Audition and Premier Pro at limited bases.

Use Adobe Dream Weaver, Adobe Captivate, and Adobe Photo

Shop on regular bases.

International Trauma Life Support Indiana State Coordinator,

Instructed ITLS courses and promote ITLS throughout.

Use Microsoft office daily for communication, Educational content,

and student reports.

HTML 5 Coding for websites

PHP Code for functionality

Produce Graphics for educational EMS classes online or for blended

learning.

2005-Present Beech Grove Fire Department Beech Grove, IN

Firefighter/Paramedic

2007 Professional Excellence Award recipient

Completed State Certifications in: Paramedic, Emergency Vehicle

Operator, Firefighter I/II, Hazmat Awareness, Fire Officer I/II, Primary Instructor, Instructor I/II/III, Safety Officer, and ICS 300

Promoted Lieutenant/Firefighter

Develop and provided EMS education

Develop and provided Fire Fighter Trainings

Serve on committee’s such as Airpack, Gear, Apprautus, and

promotional.

Supervisor role

2

2003-2011 Emergency Physicians of Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN

Physician Extender

Administer wound care, suture lacerations, perform advance airway skills, difficult IV sticks, and perform physical exams

Perform physical exams

Document patient medical history, order labs and other essential tests

Educate the patient about their treatment and aftercare

2002-2005 Indiana Organ Procurement Organization Indianapolis, IN

Tissue and Organ Transplant Coordinator

Coordinate organ and tissue allocation

Conduct physical exams and document patient medical history Perform tissue recovery and treatment on organ donors

Interpret labs, x-ray and other tests

Assist surgeons in the operating room

SKILLS PROFILE

ACLS Instructor, PALS Instructor, CPR Instructor, The Airway

Course Instructor, Empact Instructor,

ITLS Instructor and Indiana’s ITLS Chapter Coordinator

State License Paramedic and Primary Instructor

NREMT Paramedic

State Certified Firefighter I/II, Hazmat Awareness, Fire Instructor I,

II, III, Fire Officer I, II, III, and EVOC

NREMT Representative for Pyschomotor exams

On Line Education Development using Captivate, Video, and Podcast.

General HTML 5 code writing, Tables, CSS, List, Blocks, Elements,

Attributes, Video players, RSS feeds, Podcast player, coding

Captivate project, and basic graphics.

PHP Code for functionality: (Email able forms, Radio buttons, drop

down list, Arrays, Validation and Variables)

Fire Lieutenant at Beech Grove Fire on Engine 56

ITLS Conference Committee

ITLS Chapter/TC Support Committee


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Ron Kowalik, BPHE, ACP

ITLS Ontario Chapter


Name: Ron Kowalik

Preferred Credentials: BPHE, ACP

Street Address: 895 Eastern Avenue

City, State, Zip/Postal Code: Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4L-1A2



ITLS Chapter: Ontario

Occupation: Superintendent, Toronto Paramedic Services, ITLS Ontario Chapter Coordinator

(1) Describe prior involvement with your ITLS Chapter(s):

Chapter Coordinator, Instructor (2) Describe your prior involvement with ITLS International (committees, teaching etc.):

8th Edition working groups on skills chapters, visual presentation materials, instructor

resources

(3) What volunteer or leadership activities have you been involved with?

Volunteered at ITLS competition. Currently leading paramedic education program.

Volunteered at career and information sessions fairs for new immigrants.

Guest lecture at University of Toronto Medical School on the evolving scope of

paramedic practice

(4) Describe any previous or current experiences on other Boards:

Currently on research working group, military working group. Exam working group in past.

(5) Can you regularly attend Board meetings? Yes

Regular meeting conflicts? None at present

(6) How many hours per month, in addition to Board meetings, could you contribute?

30

(7) Why are you interested in serving on the ITLS Board?

I would like to give back to ITLS as I have had a great deal of opportunities and have been

fortunate to have met some wonderful colleagues from all over the world through ITLS and the

conferences.

(8) What is your understanding of the mission of ITLS?

Eliminate death and injuries from trauma through education and hands on skills.

(9) What would you hope to accomplish as a member of the ITLS Board?

I would like to further the ITLS brand and mission statement into new markets and

reach a larger amount of health care providers/first responders through strategic

partnerships.

Curriculum Vitae

Ronald James Kowalik Office; 895 Eastern Avenue Toronto, Ontario Canada M4L 1A2 416 338-0474 [email protected] Professional and Personal Summary

• Superintendent position of Canada's largest municipal land ambulance service

• Co-Creator of Advanced Casualty Care for Police • ITLS Ontario Chapter Coordinator • Past and current member of ITLS editorial board working groups • Tactical Medical Essentials Chapter Coordinator and instructor

Degrees and Certifications

• Bachelor of Physical and Health Education, University of Toronto • Diploma in paramedicine, Centennial College, Toronto • Advanced care paramedic, Christopher Rubes Centre for EMS

Studies, Toronto • Certificate in IMS 100, 200, 300, Toronto Police Service, City of

Toronto • WHMIS and TDG certificates, City of Toronto • Health & Safety superintendent certification, City of Toronto • National EMS Educators Association Level 1 & 2 instructor

certification

mailto:[email protected]

Work Experience

• June 1991- present Advanced care paramedic, Toronto Paramedic Service

• April 2001-present Superintendent, ems education and development, Toronto Paramedic Service

• May 2014-October 2014 Superintendent, professional standards unit, Toronto paramedic service

• 2000-present Advanced care and primary care educational program leader and an instructor, Christopher Rubes Centre for EMS Studies, Toronto

• 2003 – present ITLS instructor & affiliate faculty, ITLS Ontario

• 2011-present ITLS chapter coordinator

Professional Committees and Affiliations

• 2012 – present member of AMEMSO (association of municipal ems operators) board

• 2015 ITLS 8th edition; editorial board skills work group, visual work group, exams work group, instructor preparation work group

• 2016-present, ITLS editorial board research work group, military work group

• 2016-present, member and didactic contributor Canadian Tactical Officers Association (CTOA)

• 2014-Present, member National EMS Educators association Other interests

• Music, musician • Golf • Skiing • Reading, especially biographies

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE Pursuant to the Conflict of Interest Statement, requiring disclosure of certain interests (a copy of which has been furnished to me), I hereby declare that I and/or members of my immediate family have the following affiliations and/or interests which may contribute to a conflict of interest. Full disclosure of doubtful situations has been provided so as to permit an impartial and objective determination. (Use additional pages if needed.) 1. Describe any position of a material financial interest in any outside concern from which ITLS secures services or goods (legal counsel, advertising representation, publishing, etc.) or which provides services competitive with ITLS (educational programs, publications, etc.): None 2. Describe any services of a consultative, managerial or directive nature provided to any outside concern which does business with or provides services competitive with ITLS: Tactical Medical Essentials Instructor & course Coordinator Advanced Casualty Care for Police Co-creator, Instructor 3. Describe any gifts, entertainment, or other favors received from any outside concern which does, or is seeking to do, business with ITLS or is a competitor of ITLS: None

_ ___ September 14, 2017 Signature Date

Ron Kowalik Printed Name 2017


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Peter Macintyre, ACP (Retired), BHSc

ITLS Ontario Chapter


Name: Peter Macintyre

Preferred Credentials: ACP (Retired), BHSc

Street Address: 29 Brentwood Road South

City, State, Zip/Postal Code: Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M8Z 3N3


Preferred Phone: 416 452-3522

ITLS Chapter: Ontario, Canada

Occupation: Retired


Former Provincial Coordinator Extensive ITLS training (Basic, Advanced, Pediatric, Access, Instructor) Conference Organizing Committee – Toronto 2001-2002

(2 )Describe your prior involvement with ITLS International (committees, teaching

etc.):

ITLS Board of Directors - Secretary-Treasurer Chapter Support Committee Global Development Committee Core Curriculum Committee Bylaws Committee Nominating Committee Extensive training with ITLS Japan Chapter


Toronto Regional Infection Control Network Humber Valley Hockey Association Out of the Cold Kipling Grove Minor Hockey Association Big Brothers/Big Sisters Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation


Ontario Underwater Council Etobicoke Underwater Club Thompson Orchard Community Association (current Chair)

(5) Can you regularly attend Board meetings?

Yes

Regular meeting conflicts?

None


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I have seen the difference that ITLS education makes for trauma care on the streets. By

training first responders in the ITLS process, we reduce pain and suffering and give the

responders the confidence and skills to intervene appropriately. My background in EMS

education and work with various other health disciplines give me the skills and experience

to help bring ITLS to diverse groups across the world.

ILTS is an international organization, and needs to have a strong international presence

on the Board to demonstrate to the world that we are truly international.


Our Mission Statement is: To prevent death and disability from trauma through education

and emergency trauma care.


Ensure we are planning for long-term financial viability

Continue our work in expanding ITLS chapters into new areas.

Work to maintain our chapters in North America and expand our reach to other areas

where we have a limited presence.

Maintain and improve chapter support and communication

Support our work in developing innovative ways to present the highest quality instruction

to our students.

Peter Macintyre 29 Brentwood Road South Toronto, ON M8Z 3N3 Education: 1975 BA University of Western Ontario 1980 Diploma, Paramedic Program Humber College 1988 Advanced Care Paramedic Certification Sunnybrook Hospital/TEMS 1993 Certificate, Public Administration Ryerson Polytechnic University 2000 BHSc, Prehospital Care Charles Sturt University Professional Experience: Primary Care Paramedic 1980-1988 Advanced Care Paramedic 1988 – 2003 Operational Supervisor, Toronto EMS 1990-1992

♦ Day to day supervision and incident command for platoon of 28 paramedics Co-ordinator & Senior Faculty, EMS Education, Toronto EMS 1992-2000

♦ Development & presentation of medical education programs for paramedics ♦ Provided ALS training to paramedics from multiple centres across Ontario ♦ Senior ALS instructor for OPALS study ♦ Chapter Coordinator for ITLS Ontario

Project Manager, Patient Destination Program, Toronto EMS 2000-2002

♦ Liaison with hospitals, Ministry of Health, and EMS operators in effort to find solutions to ED overcrowding and ambulance diversion/offloading delays

Commander, Community Safeguard Services, Toronto EMS 2002-2007

♦ Manage Media Relations, Community Outreach, and Community Medicine Programs ♦ CMP brings care to underserved and difficult to serve populations –

homeless, marginally housed, and isolated elderly, through health protection (immunization), environmental safety (Heat & Cold programs) and prevention activities.

♦ Directed activities of the Toronto EMS Public Access Defibrillation Program ♦ Developed Toronto EMS pandemic influenza plan

Commander, Hospital Offload Program, Toronto EMS 2007 – 2011 ♦ Liaison with hospitals and other stakeholders to reduce ED wait times ♦ Developed and implemented offload nurse position in 17 local hospitals

o Reduced average paramedic in-hospital time by 22 minutes ♦ Responsible for managing EMS planning group

o Coordinating emergency planning with internal and external stakeholders (Hospitals, Toronto Police, Toronto Fire Services, & other Toronto City agencies, Provincial and Federal agencies)

o Coordinating planning of EMS coverage for special events (G20, Canadian National Exhibition)

2011 – Board of Directors, ITLS,

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE Pursuant to the Conflict of Interest Statement, requiring disclosure of certain interests (a copy of which has been furnished to me), I hereby declare that I and/or members of my immediate family have the following affiliations and/or interests which may contribute to a conflict of interest. Full disclosure of doubtful situations has been provided so as to permit an impartial and objective determination. (Use additional pages if needed.)

1. Describe any position of a material financial interest in any outside concern from which ITLS secures services or goods (legal counsel, advertising representation, publishing, etc.) or which provides services competitive with ITLS (educational programs, publications, etc.): None

2. Describe any services of a consultative, managerial or directive nature provided to any outside concern which does business with or provides services competitive with ITLS: None

3. Describe any gifts, entertainment, or other favors received from any outside concern which does, or is seeking to do, business with ITLS or is a competitor of ITLS: None Peter Macintyre September 13, 2017 Signature Date

___________________________________ Printed Name 2017


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Eric Roy, MBA-HCM, BMASc

ITLS Canadian Armed Forces Chapter


Name: ERIC ROY

Preferred Credentials: MBA-HCM, BMaSc

Street Address: 2214 Sunset Cove Circle

City, State, Zip/Postal Code: Ottawa, ON K2J 0T9

Email: [email protected]/[email protected]


ITLS Chapter: Canadian Armed Forces

Occupation: Canadian Armed Forces Health Care Administrator

(1) Describe prior involvement with your ITLS Chapter(s): Currently the Chapter

Coordinator for the CAF ITLS Chapter, also an Affiliate faculty with the CAF Chapter and ITLS

Ontario.


I was elected to the Board of directors in 2014. Since that time I have been honored to work

diligently with not only the Board of Directors; but also the Editorial Board, Communications,

Global Development, Chapter & Training Support, Nominating and Conference Planning

Committee.

I have been working extremely hard to ensure that ITLS not only remains the Gold Standard of

trauma training; but that our courses and client base around the globe continues to increase. In

the past three years I have worked alongside a very dedicated team of individuals in each and

every committee and truly hope to remain on these committees as a board member to further all

of the hard work.

I also remain abreast and current with ITLS by coordinating and instructing ITLS courses around

the globe in a multitude of languages both on a paid and volunteer basis.


When I am not working on the various ITLS related projects listed below; I volunteer in Ottawa

for St John Ambulance with International program development in third world countries; teach

First Aid to under privileged youths; volunteer for Scouts Canada, the Cadet organization and the

Navy League of Canada.


I have been the Co-Chair of the Conference planning committee for two years

I have been the chair of the Communications committee

The chair of the Military ITLS working group

The chair of the new Law Enforcement First Aid working group

I have assisted and volunteered by expertise, time and experience on a multitude of ITLS

programs and working groups. (exam review, new instructor, ITLS basic, etc)

I have volunteered by time and experience to assist with global development and have been

working with the Government of Jamaica, the Government of St Kitts-Nevis, the province of

Quebec and the Government of Saudi Arabia in creating and providing trained ITLS instructors

and instruction in those parts of the world.

Lead the team that translated the 8th Edition textbook in French. We have now completely

translated the entire 8th edition program (slides, exams, textbook and scenarios) into French

(5) Can you regularly attend Board meetings? YES

Regular meeting conflicts? Generally none, unless there is a national Emergency or an

event that requires the deployment of the disaster response team, I have no conflicts.


I currently contribute around 30-40 hours per month to ITLS and see no reason why I would not

be able to contribute the same in the future.


I have truly loved my first tenure on the Board and must say that I truly feel that I am in the

groove and able to continuing working with the various chapters and individuals to further the

mission of ITLS. I feel as the only Military individual on the board, I bring about a Government

side that most are not fully aware of or know the ins and outs of. My master’s in Business

Administration with Specialty in Health Care Management and Disaster management can be an

added asset to the organization. I also feel that I am able to blend many of my Federal duties

and leverage further alliances with various groups and Government organizations in a positive

and beneficial manner.

If reelected, to the board I would continue my outreach programs, and further contact

International Government organizations, and further the ITLS name brand around the globe.


As a global non-profit organization; we are dedicated to preventing death and disability from

trauma through our educational programs and trauma instruction. We are the gold standard in

pre-hospital care and our Trauma Algorithm; which is based on the principles of crew resource

management saves lives. Our mission is to expand the brand in such a way as to not water down

the instruction and save lives, pure and simple. We expand by being globally focused and

allowing chapters to adjust/tweak the program in such a manner as to include local and national

differences; incorporated into our training. These differences are what makes us leaders in the

industry.


My hope is to continue working with all members of ITLS family to bring our organization and

programs to the forefront. I am hoping to continue working on making the annual

conference an all-inclusive multi approached conference that sees attendance by not only

medical professionals; but also law enforcement, fire, leadership and first responders

from around the globe. I hope to assist in creating new and exciting training materials

and tools that folks can easily access and refer to and to work on creating multiyear

business and contingency plans. I am hoping that my Military and Government

background will also assist us in attracting more International Military and Government

organizations.

E ∙ R ∙ I ∙ C R ∙ O ∙ Y

2214 Sunset Cove Circle Ottawa, Ontario K2J 0T9 613-692-9018

[email protected] O B J E C T I V E

To continually challenge myself and learn something on a continual basis everyday

E X P E R I E N C E

2008 Canadian Forces PRESENT Health Care Administrator

∙ Manage the department budget, organize directors schedule ∙ Maintain staffing, fill and prepare public service, reserve and temporary help ∙ Instruct personnel on EMR, First Aid & Basic Life Saving Skills, ITLS

∙ Supervise & provide guidance to staff 2012 Algonquin College PRESENT Professor of Emergency Management Program ∙ Instruct and facilitate programs in the Emergency Management Program ∙ Supervise & provide guidance to staff memebrs and students

∙ Program development 1994 Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus

PRESENT Part-Time Patient Care Assistant (ICU, OR, & ER) ∙ Assess, document & notify Physicians of ongoing patient progress ∙ Work in collaboration with Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics & Ancillary personnel to enhance & promote patient care ∙ Operate & maintain monitors of bio-medical equipment

1994- 2006 Canadian Forces Reserves – 28 (Ottawa) Field Ambulance Medical Technician/Company Sergeant Mjor

∙ Responsibilities involved; course loading, CFTPO brick building, Quality Control measurements, & networking with local emergency services

∙ Develop & train new recruits, prepare & instruct lesson plans, prioritize, delegate & proactively monitor assigned tasks, foster a collaborative working relationship within a team environment, provide feedback to chain of command, initiate further enhancements to streamline the current operational & work processes

1998 - 2000 Central Ambulance Communication Centre (CACC) Ambulance Dispatcher

∙ Answered emergency calls & dispatched ambulances

E D U C A T I O N 2009-2011 Meritus University/University of Phoenix

Masters in Business Adminstration: Health Care Management 1999-2005 Royal Military College of Canada

Bachelors of Military Arts & Sciences

1994 Algonquin College Paramedic Program

Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S

Medical ∙ Advanced Medical First Responder Instructor Trainer, Standard First

Aid Instructor Trainer, Automated External Defibrillation Instructor Trainer, & ITLS (Basic, Advanced & Paediatric) Affiliat faculty Emergency Medical Responder Master Instructor Trainer

Environment ∙ WHMIS Instructor Trainer & HAZMAT Qualified Courses ∙ GMT, Medical QL3, Medical QL4, JLC, Army Junior NCO, QL6A, QL6B,

SLC & Harassment Advisor, ALQ, SERE, AMT, BOTC, B FD HSC Licenses ∙ Commercial Fixed Wing Pilot, DND 404s, Ontario Driver’s

License (DF), Air Break Endorsed Military & Civilian, & Restricted Radio Operators License (Land & Air)

M E D A L S

∙ Officer Order of St. John ∙ 17 Year St John Ambulance Service Medal ∙ United Nations Disengagement Observer Force Medal ∙ Canadian Peace Keeping Service Medal ∙ Canadian Forces Decoration

∙ Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal

S K I L L S

Computer ∙ WordPerfect, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, & Microsoft PowerPoint Knowledge Outlook, Visio, Windows 7, Adobe creative Suite Languages ∙ French/English Bilingual Speed ∙ Spanish Conversational

R E F E R E N C E S Available Upon Request


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Chen Zhi, MD

ITLS China 120 Chapter


Name: Zhi Chen

Preferred Credentials: Director of Beijing Emergency Medical Training Center

Street Address: No. 103, Qian Men Xi Da Jie Xicheng district

City, State, Zip/Postal Code: Beijing , China . 100031


Preferred Phone: #86-13911992587

ITLS Chapter: China 120 chapter

Occupation: Emergency Medical Doctor


China 120 chapter established in 2011 . It was set up by Chinese hospital association, and medical coordinate department of China's health and family planning commission, with the permission of the ITLS . The Head office is located in the emergency medical center in Beijing. Up to now ,we have 87 instructors certified by ITLS in china ,and held the 37 period training courses, a total of 684 students received ITLS certificates. Now ，The China 120 chapter have 8trainning center of ITLS belong to our chapter in 7 city of China :1 Beijing Emergency Medical Center in Beijing .2 .Wuhan Emergency Medical Center in Hubei Province.3. Hangzhou Emergency Medical Center in Anhui Province.4.Shenzhen Emergency Medical Center in Guangzhou Province.5.Haerbin Emergency Medical Center in Heilongjiang Province.6.Haikou Emergency Medical Center in Hainan Procince.7.China's civil airport hospital in Beijing.8.Tantai Emergency Medical Center in Shandong Province. 8.Yantai Emergency Medical Center in Shandong Province.9.Dalian center hospital in Shenyang povince10.Yinchuan Emergency Medical Center in Ningxia Province11.Wenzhou emergency medical center in Zhejiang Province12 Ningbo emergency medical center in Zhejiang Province. 13. Offshore oil general hospital in Hebei Province .14.Shanghai jiaotong university school of medicine in Shanghai. The chapter has quite strong a teaching team and also keeps a database of the Emergency Medicine Instructors in china. The 87 instructing team comprises of experts and professors working in various EMS and hospitals of china. The core staff all form EMS of china (120). They have been accredited by either American Heart Association or St John Ambulance. This dedicated group of emergency physicians、nurses 、EMT recognized the influence ITLS training had made in

improving the care of the severely injured trauma patient and aspired to spread this knowledge through the world.


I served on the Medical Directors of China 120 chapter. I have been involved in the provision of ITLS courses since2010. I was responsible for setting up the very first Chapter in Chinese Mainland in 2011 .I design and operate China 120 chapter ITLS work and course management.I took part in ITLS international conference in2012-2016.


I was chairman for the youth first aid volunteers of Beijing Olympic Games in 2008. Then ,I

work in the medical and health office of Beijing Olympic Games organizing committee. Now, I am

coordinator of City Youth First Aid Volunteers Organization of Beijing .I set up The public

emergency rescue service team of china at 2016.


I did more ITLS works involved in the development of global business, since been chosen as a member of board director2014.

I work in the national training coordination office of China Emergency Medical Center Branch of China hospital association form 2009 .I served academic committee of CMA （China Medical Association） form 2011。

(5) Can you regularly attend Board meetings?

Regular meeting conflicts?

Yes ,I can attend Board meetings per years. There are not conflicts with my present

position.


I can work more 32 hours (1days/week) for Board of ITLS per month and join Board

meetings per year. Because ITLS is one of my main tasks of work in Beijing Emergency Medical

Center .

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In China, every year, nearly 100000 people died in a car accident. Millions of people were injured in the unexpected event. Emergency medical system and technology in many cities and rural areas in china are still very backward. There is a lot of space to be improved. ITLS technology can help save more lives. The world standard is beneficial to China, China's experience and feedback is beneficial to the world. With a population of one billion three hundred million, Chinese Mainland has not candidate of the ITLS Board of Directors . I want to do more to promote ITLS in China and the world. Especially developing country .


Save every life with technology standard. Do best by concentrate the power of the

emergency professionals. Promotion of emergency culture change social to more safe.


A. Comply with the policy and rule of ITLS, Perform mine duties. To protect the ITLS core interests, serve ITLS family members.

B. Promote the communication between China and the world's about ITLS. For example, host academic conference, do scientific research collaboration with international . 21% of the world's people use Chinese language. Popularization of ITLS ideas and technology to Chinese around the world, let ITLS service better for the Chinese around the world.

C. Promote ITLS promotion in the South Asia and west Asia, such as Vietnam, Thailand, etc. D. Continue to conduct ITLS textbooks in Chinese translation work, include Military 2nd Ed

and Access. E.Let ITLS skills become training standardized of EMT and Paramedic of china.

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Resume – CHEN ZHI,PETTER

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Dr. ZHI CHEN MD FACEP

Chief Physician of Beijing Emergency Medical Center(120)

Vice Director and Instructor of Beijing Emergency Medical Training Center

The secretary-general of China Association of Emergency Medicine and

Resuscitation(CAEMR)

Medical Director of the ITLS China chapter(120)

Regional faculty for BLS and ACLS of American Heart Association

Address: Address: No.103, Qian Men Xi Da Jie, Beijing, China

Telephone :(ofice):8610-66098042

Dr Chen graduated from the University of Peking University Health Science Center . He

specializes in emergency medicine, disaster medicine, and medical simulation training .He published

26 Medical research papers in Chinese and international Core medicine journals and was editor in

chief of four professional emergency medical book。He was awarded the title of "national emergency

medical technology champions" by the Chinese ministry of health due to winner of national

emergency skills competition in 2006. His is main designer of the Olympic Games in Beijing 2008

emergency medical service system, and wrote " first-aid specification manual of the Olympic and

par-0lympic Games in Beijing 2008 ". He took the lead to carry out the ITLS /BLS/ACLS technical

training and promotion in the mainland of china. He created the First Aid Four Steps Methods in the

scene to become one of the basic principles of popularizing first-aid training. He teach 4774 high

school students to learn children CPR at the same time, become a new Guinness World Record.

The Dr Chen serve on the Medical Directors of China 120 chapter of ITLS. He have been let ITLS

courses into china since2010. He was responsible for setting up the very first Chapter in Chinese

Mainland in 2011 . In that role I was always actively involved in introducing ITLS throughout Beijing

and other city of china. As a result of his hard work, so far, China 120 chapter had 87 instructors

certified by ITLS, The China 120 chapter have 14 training center of ITLS in 13 city of China. In 2018,

is likely to increase to 20.There are 2000 students obtain ITLS certificate since 2010 in china EMS. He

did more ITLS works involved in the development of global business, since been chosen as a

member of board director2015.

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Education and professional qualifications

2002

2004

2005

2006

2010

2011

2016

Paramedic School of BC

province Canada

Hong Kong St. John

Ambulance Association

Dallas Church hospital of

TXAS US

SAMU75 of France

ORANGE aviation medical

rescue centre of Toronto,

Canada

American Heart

Association at The

Chicago of US

International trauma life

support

Wilderness Medical

Associates International

BLS and ACLS provider

certificate instructor of First Aid Lecturer

certificate instructor of BLS and ACLS course

Advanced study on pre-hospital medical service

Advanced aviation medical emergency medicine

Regional faculty of BLS and ACLS

Medical director of the ITLS China chapter(120)

Instructor of advanced Wilderness Medical couse

Working experience

1996-2017 Beijing Emergency

Medical Center

Emergency Medical Clinical of pre-hospital and

in-hospital

2006 SAMU75 of France Advanced study on pre-hospital medical service

2007-2008 Medical Service

Department of 2008

Chinese Olympic

Committee

The design of the first aid procedures and standards

of medical training of 2008 Chinese Olympic

2009-

till now

Beijing Emergency

Medical Training Center

Director and Instructor

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE Pursuant to the Conflict of Interest Statement, requiring disclosure of certain interests (a copy of which has been furnished to me), I hereby declare that I and/or members of my immediate family have the following affiliations and/or interests which may contribute to a conflict of interest. Full disclosure of doubtful situations has been provided so as to permit an impartial and objective determination. (Use additional pages if needed.) 1. Describe any position of a material financial interest in any outside concern from which ITLS secures services or goods (legal counsel, advertising representation, publishing, etc.) or which provides services competitive with ITLS (educational programs, publications, etc.): NO 2. Describe any services of a consultative, managerial or directive nature provided to any outside concern which does business with or provides services competitive with ITLS: NO 3. Describe any gifts, entertainment, or other favors received from any outside concern which does, or is seeking to do, business with ITLS or is a competitor of ITLS: NO

25-07-2017 ___________________________________ _________________ Signature Date

Zhi Chen ___________________________________ Printed Name 2017

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