dennis krebs

independent contractor

Country

united states

City

baltimore

Industry

public safety

Skill

enforcement, public speaking, powerpoint, operations management, emergency management, microsoft office, homeland security, research, cpr certified, government, microsoft word, outlook, executive protection, physical security, surveillance, command, intelligence, special operations, firearms, training, risk assessment, intelligence analysis, force protection, counterinsurgency, government contracting, security clearance, operational planning, policy, defense, police, criminal investigations, investigation, military, tactics, counterterrorism, private investigations, combat, public safety, crisis management, interrogation, military operations, dod, national security, disaster response, weapons, security management, army, military experience, criminal justice, security operations

Experience

mission support specialist

federal protective service protective medicine branch

2005-3 - 2006-7 · 1 yr 5 mos

Assisted with medical training for a number of federal law enforcement special operations teams. Developed medical intelligence for CONUS and OCONUS operations as well as maintaining operational readiness stock.

captain - paramedic

baltimore county police department

1979-7 - 2004-12 · 25 yrs 6 mos

Station shift commander responsibile for fire suppression and emergency medical personnel under his command.

instructor

t2 training

2011-8 - 2013-7 · 2 yrs

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Instructor

senior operations specialist

johns hopkins university

2006-7 - 2009-8 · 3 yrs 2 mos

* Deployable asset providing medical support to various federal law enforcement agencies to include the U.S. Marshals * Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives * Department of State, Mobile Security Division * U.S. Secret Service * and Maryland State Police. The position was also responsible for developing medical threat assessments and medical intelligence, which support the success of special operations missions. In addition, the office was also responsible for the continuing education and training of the endemic medics associated with the supported entities to include curriculum development. A high priority was given to Tactical Combat Casualty Care.