Kenneth T. Miller, M.D., Ph.D.
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1<strong>Kenneth</strong> T. <strong>Miller</strong>, M.D., <strong>Ph</strong>.D.Pager: 714-573-3000 PIN 3210# (local)Office: 714-573-6073Fax: 714-368-8833e-mail: kenmiller@ocfa.org1 Fire Authority RoadP.O. Box 57115Irvine, CA 92619-7115CA License: G073802DEA: BM3162168EDUCATIONDiplomat, American Board of Emergency MedicineCertification Number 930256Harvard Fire Executive FellowshipSenior Executives in State and Local Government ProgramKennedy School of GovernmentHarvard UniversityCambridge, MAJuly 2010University of California-Irvine Medical Center, Orange, CADepartment of Emergency MedicineInternship, Residency 1990-1993George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, D.C.M.D., 1990Milton S. Hershey Medical Center of the Pennsylvania State University, Hershey, PADepartment of <strong>Ph</strong>armacologyDepartment of Medicine, Division of Clinical <strong>Ph</strong>armacology<strong>Ph</strong>.D., 1983Sacred Heart Hospital Paramedic Program, Allentown, PAEMT-Paramedic, 1980Ursinus College, Collegeville, PADepartment of ChemistryB.S., 1976EXPERIENCECURRENT EMPLOYMENT AND ACTIVITIESAssistant Medical DirectorOrange County Healthcare Agency/Emergency Medical Services, Santa Ana, CAFire Service Medical DirectorOrange County Fire Authority, Orange, CA
2Medical ConsusltantOrange County ChapterAmerican Red Cross, Santa Ana, CAGreater Los Angeles ChapterAmerican Red Cross, West Los Angeles, CACo-Director, Emergency Medical Services and Disaster Medical Sciences FellowshipField OperationsUniversity of California-Irvine School of Medicine, Irvine, CATechnical/Science Advisor (security clearance)Orange County Intelligence Assessment CenterOC Sheriff/OC Fire Authority/OC Health Care Agency/FBIOrange, CAEMS Medical Case ReviewerCA EMS AuthoritySacramento, CACA EMS Authority Trauma Advisory CommitteeRepresenting CA Fire Chief’s AssociationSacramento, CANational EMS Advisory CouncilNational Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationUS DOTWashington, DCMedical OfficerUS&R Incident Support Team-AdvanceFEMA Urban Search & Rescue Response SystemWashington, DCMedical Team ManagerCalifornia Task Force 5FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Response SystemFEMA/Orange County Fire Authority, Orange, CAInstructor, US&R Medical Specialist CourseFEMA Urban Search & Rescue National Response SystemWashington, DCInstructor, US&R Incident Support Team CourseFEMA Urban Search & Rescue National Response SystemWashington, DCAssistant Deputy Chief Medical OfficerDHHS/ASPR/OPEO/NDMS Region IX (AZ, CA, HI, NV)San Francisco, CANational Fire Protection AssociationNFPA 1582 Task Group Member (Fire Department Occupational Medical Program Standard)Quincy, MA
3Fire Service EMS Quality Management SubcommitteeOrange County Fire Chief's Association EMS SectionOrange County, CAQuality Assurance Board, ChairBase Hospital <strong>Ph</strong>ysician Directors CommitteeCounty Paramedic Advisory CommitteeDrug and Equipment Advisory Group, ChairDisaster Advisory GroupOrange County Healthcare Agency/EMS, Santa Ana, CAInstructor, Task Force Medical Specialist CourseMedical Working GroupUrban Search and Rescue Response SystemCalifornia Office of Emergency Services, Fire and Rescue Branch, Sacramento, CADomestic Preparedness Program, Departments of Defense and JusticeInteragency Board Medical Subcommittee memberWashington, D.C.PREVIOUS EXPERIENCEFEMA National Advisory CouncilDHS/FEMAWashington, DCFEMA US&R ResponseRed River FloodsUS&R Incident Support Team Medical OfficerFargo, North DakotaMarch-April 2009FEMA US&R ResponseHurricanes Gustav and IkeUS&R Incident Support Team Medical OfficerHouston, Beaumont, Galverston, TX, Lafayette, LAAugust-September 20082008 Orange County MarathonMedical DirectorNewport Beach, CAAnthrax Vaccine Working GroupAdvisory Committee on Immunization PracticesCenters for Disease Control and PreventionAtlanta, GAFEMA US&R ResponseHurricane Ernesto, Jacksonville, FLAugust 2006
4FEMA US&R ResponseHurricane Rita, TexasUS&R CA Task Force 5 Medical Team ManagerSeptember 2005FEMA US&R ResponseHurricane Katrina, New OrleansUS&R Incident Support Team Medical Officer/Medical Branch DirectorAugust-September 2005NDMS ResponseHurricane Dennis, Florida panhandleNDMS Medical Rapid Needs AssessmentJuly 2005FEMA NDMS/US&R ResponseHurricane Ivan and Hurricane Jeanne, east central FloridaUS&R Joint Management Team Medical OfficerSeptember-October 2004FEMA NDMS/US&R ResponseHurricane FrancisUS&R Joint Management Team Medical OfficerSeptember 2004FEMA NDMS/US&R National Security Special EventNDMS/US&R Joint Management Team Medical Unit LeaderRepublican National ConventionNew York, NY, August 2004FEMA US&R National Terrorism ExerciseTOPOFF 2-SeattleUS&R Incident Support Team Medical OfficerSeattle, WA, April 2003CDF/CA EMSA ResponsePines FireMedical Unit, Medical OfficerSan Diego County, CA, August 2002FEMA US&R ResponseU.S. Winter Olympics/2002 Olympics WatchIncident Support Team Medical Unit Leader, February 2002Salt Lake City, UTFEMA US&R ResponseWorld Trade Center collapseIncident Support Team Medical Unit Leader, September-October 2001New York, NYUSPHS/NDMS ResponseWorld Trade Organization Ministerial Conference, November 1999Seattle, WA
5USPHS/NDMS ResponseHurricane Floyd, September 1999Fort Gordon, Augusta, GAUnit CommanderUSPHS/NDMS ResponseRed River Floods, April 1997Grand Forks, North DakotaUnit CommanderFederal Antiterrorism Medical Strike TeamNational Disaster Medical System1996 U.S. OlympicsAtlanta, GAFEMA/OES USAR ResponseUSPHS/NDMS DMAT ResponseNorthridge Earthquake, January 1994Los Angeles, CATeam LeaderDisaster Medical Assistance Team CA-1DHHS/ASPR/OPEO National Disaster Medical SystemOrange County, CAMedical Working Group, ChairUrban Search and Rescue Response SystemFederal Emergency Management AgencyWashington, DCInstructor, US&R Medical Team Training CourseUrban Search and Rescue Response SystemDHS/Federal Emergency Management AgencyOrange County Fire Authority, Irvine, CANaval Traning Center/Fire Academy, San Diego, CANorth Net Fire Training Facility, Anaheim, CAMoffett Field, San Jose, CA<strong>Ph</strong>oenix Fire Department, <strong>Ph</strong>oenix, AZParamedic Base Hospital <strong>Ph</strong>ysician DirectorAssistant Clinical ProfessorDepartment of Medicine, Division of Emergency MedicineRegional Trauma CenterUniversity of California-Irvine Medical Center, Orange, CAMedical DirectorParamedic Training ProgramSaddleback College, Mission Viejo, CAHyperbaric and Diving Medicine ConsultantHyperbaric Medicine Senior Resident Elective CoordinatorHyperbaric Medicine ProgramWestern Medical Center-Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CA
6Hyperbaric Chamber CrewCatalina Hyperbaric ChamberUniversity of Southern California, Two Harbors, Santa Catalina Island, CAStaff Emergency <strong>Ph</strong>ysicianParamedic Base Hospital <strong>Ph</strong>ysicianDepartment of Emergency Medicine and Regional Trauma CenterWestern Medical Center-Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CAStaff Emergency <strong>Ph</strong>ysicianDepartment of Emergency MedicineSt. Joseph Hospital-Children’s' Hospital of Orange County, Orange, CAStaff Emergency <strong>Ph</strong>ysicianDepartment of Emergency MedicineWhittier Hospital and Medical Center, Whittier, CAParamedicCity of San Diego Paramedic Services, San Diego, CAParamedic Field PreceptorUniversity of California-San Diego Medical Center EMS Training Office, San Diego, CAParamedicMercy Ambulance Services, Inc., Las Vegas, NVFlight MedicFlight for Life Helicopter EMS ProgramValley Hospital Medical Center, Las Vegas, NVEMS Administrative CoordinatorParamedicEmergency Medical TechnicianHershey Emergency Medical Services of the Hershey Fire Department, Hershey, PAParamedic InstructorSacred Heart Hospital Paramedic Program, Allentown, PAParamedic InstructorParamedic Field PreceptorHarrisburg Area Community College Paramedic Institute, Harrisburg, PAParamedicPolyclinic Medical Center Mobile Intensive Care Unit, Harrisburg, PAParamedicHarrisburg River Rescue, Harrisburg, PAParamedicEmergency Medical TechnicianExeter Township Ambulance Association, Reading, PAChemist, Clinical Chemistry and ToxicologyLaboratory Technician, Clinical ChemistryDepartment of Laboratory MedicineSt. Joseph Hospital, Reading, PA
7PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY AFFILIATIONSCalifornia Fire Chiefs Association EMS SectionEmergency Medical Service Medical Directors Association of CaliforniaNational Association of Emergency Medical Service <strong>Ph</strong>ysiciansSPECIALIZED TRAININGCounter Narcotics and Terrorism Operational Medical Support (CONTOMS)Department of Health and Human Services Center for Tactical MedicineUnited States Park PoliceWashington, DCEmergency UltrasoundSonoran UltrasoundSt. Jude Medical CenterFullerton, CATerrorism Liaison OfficerCalifornia Peace Officer Standards and Training CommissionOrange County Intelligence Assessment CenterOrange County, CAChemical Agents of Opportunity for Terrorism: Medical consequences of Toxic IndustrialChemicals and Toxic Industrial MaterialsAgency of Toxic Substances and Disease RegistryLos Angeles, CAMedical Effects of Ionizing Radiation CourseArmed Forces Radiobiology Research InstituteLos Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base, Los Alamitos, CAIncident Support Team Medical Unit LeaderFEMA Urban Search & Rescue Response SystemMoffett Federal Airfield, San Jose, CAHazardous Materials ToxicologyAmerican Academy of Clinical Toxicology/University of ArizonaAdvanced HazMat Life Support Course, Las Vegas, NVDiving MedicineNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical SocietyVirginia Institute of Marine Sciences/Fort Eustis U.S. Army Diving DetachmentGloucester Point, VAHyperbaric Medicine Training ProgramRichland Memorial HospitalUniversity of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia, SCEmergency Medical Services Special OperationsNational Emergency Training Center/National Fire AcademyFederal Emergency Management Agency, Emmitsburg, MD
8National Emergency Medical Services Medical Directors Course and PracticumEmergency Medical Services and Acute Care FoundationNational Association of Emergency Medical Service <strong>Ph</strong>ysicians Scientific AssemblyPortland, ORSwiftwater RescueTrench RescueConfined Space RescueRescue Systems 1 and 2-Heavy RescueCalifornia Office of Emergency ServicesCalifornia State Fire Marshal Fire Service Training and Education SystemNorth Net Joint Powers Fire Training Facility, Anaheim, CAEmergency Response to TerrorismUS Department of JusticeFEMA/US Fire Administration-National Fire AcademyTraining and Safety SectionOrange County Fire Authority, Orange, CABasic ICS (ICS 120)Medical Unit Leader (ICS 359)Cooperative Interagency Fire and Resource Training ProgramTraining and Safety SectionOrange County Fire Authority, Orange, CANational Incident Management System NIMS (ICS 700)National Response Plan (ICS-800)Department of Homeland Security/FEMA/USFA/EMI, Washington, DCPADI Certified DiverAdvanced Open Water, Dry SuitPADI National Scuba, Huntington Beach, CA 1995Low-to-High Angle RescueRescue 3 International, Elk Grove, CACliff Rescue TechnicianSan Diego Fire AcademyMiramar College, San Diego, CAHelicopter Safety, Communications and Altitude <strong>Ph</strong>ysiologyValley Hospital Medical Center Flight for Life, Las Vegas, NVHazardous Materials Incident ResponsePennsylvania State Fire Academy, Lewistown, PAFireground Rescue PracticesPennsylvania State Fire Academy, Lewistown, PAVehicle Rescue TechnicianPennsylvania Department of Health, Harrisburg, PAVehicle RescueRescue Training Associates, Allentown, PA
9PUBLICATIONS<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Emergency Medical Services Scene Management. In Koenig and Schultz’s DisasterMedicine: Comprehensive Principles and Practices, Cambridge University Press, NY, 2010.Dart, RC, et. al.: Expert Consensus Guidelines for Stocking of Antidotes in Hospitals ThatProvide Emergency Care. Ann Emerg Med 2009; 54:386-94.Kahn, C, Schultz, C, <strong>Miller</strong>, K, Anderson, C: Does START Triage Work? An Outcomes-levelAssessment of Use at a Disaster. Ann Emerg Med 2009; 54:424-30.Kahn, C, Schultz, C, <strong>Miller</strong>, K, Anderson, C: Does START Triage Work? An Outcomes-levelAssessment of Use at a Mass Casualty Event. Acad Emerg Med 2007; 14(5 Suppl 1):12-13.Ciottone, GR, Disaster Medicine, Mosby, Elsevier, <strong>Ph</strong>ila., 2006 [<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Section Editor]Calkins TR, <strong>Miller</strong> KT, Langdorf MI: Success and Complication Rates with Prehospital Placementof an Espohageal-Tracheal Combitube as a Rescue Airway. Prehosp Disast Med 2006; 21(2):97-100.<strong>Miller</strong> K, Kahn C: Twelve Lead Electrocardiographic Computer Algorithm Performance inPrehospital Detection of Dysrhythmia and Myocardial Infarction (abstr). Prehospital EmergencyCare 10(1):116-7, 2006. [presented at the 2006 National Association of EMS <strong>Ph</strong>ysiciansConference, Tucson, AZ]DeAtley C, Allan S, Hauda W, DeHaven P, Stangby A: Jane’s Mass Casualty Handbook:Prehospital Emergency Preparedness and Response. First Edition. Jane’s Information Group,Surrey, UK, 2003. [reviewer]Barbera JA, Macintyre AG: Jane’s Mass Casualty Handbook: Hospital Emergency Preparednessand Response. First Edition. Jane’s Information Group, Surrey, UK, 2003. [reviewer]<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Multicasualty Incidents: Fire/EMS Management. Fire Engineering 156 (1, suppl.):12,2003.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Chang A: Inhalation Injury. Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America 21:533,2003.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Airway Management in Rescue & Disaster Medicine. National Disaster MedicalSystem, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, http://ndms.umbc.edu, 2001<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Chemical Agents as Weapons: Medical Implications. Fire Engineering 152(2):61, 1999<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Biological Agents as Weapons: Medical Implications. Fire Engineering 152(1):83,1999.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Salness K, O'Rourke B, Maxwell R: The Effect of Method of Airway Management onthe Outcome of Prehospital Cardiopulmonary Arrest (abstr.). Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 9(Suppl 2): S65, 1994.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Toxicology, Drug and Alcohol Abuse. In Jones SA, Weigel A, White RD, Mc Swain NE,Breiter M, Advanced Emergency Care for Paramedic Practice, JB Lippincott, <strong>Ph</strong>ila., 1992.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Extremity Trauma. Emergency, December, 1991.
10Levy DB, Peppers MP, <strong>Miller</strong> KT: Oxytocin. Emergency, June, 1990.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Levy DB, Peppers MP: Toxemia of Pregnancy. Emergency, April, 1990.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Wilkinson DS: <strong>Ph</strong>armacokinetics of Methotrexate in the Cerebrospinal Fluid AfterIntracerebroventricular Administration in Patients with Meningeal Carcinomatosis and AlteredCerebrospinal Fluid Flow Dynamics. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 11:231, 1989.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Analgesia: Issues and Options. Emergency, October, 1989.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Pain Control in the Field. Emergency, June, 1989.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Paralysis for Intubation. Emergency, March, 1989.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Disaster Medicine. Emergency, February, 1989.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: The ABG's of Emergency Care. Emergency, December, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Chest Pain. Emergency, September, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: On Board Docs. Emergency, July, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Scorecards of Trauma. Emergency, March, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: tPA. Emergency, February, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: HazMat Toxicology. Emergency, February, 1988.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Head Trauma. Emergency, November, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Sodium Bicarbonate. Emergency, September, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Verapamil. Emergency, June, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Aminophylline. Emergency, May, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Naloxone. Emergency, April, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Dextrose, Thiamine and Glucagon. Emergency, February, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Bretylium. Emergency, January, 1987.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Corticosteroids. Emergency, December, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Isoproterenol. Emergency, November, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Mannitol. Emergency, October, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Digoxin. Emergency, September, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Morphine. Emergency, August, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Nitroglycerin. Emergency, July, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Epinephrine. Emergency, June, 1986.
11<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Naltrexone. Emergency, May, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Lidocaine. Emergency, April, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Atropine. Emergency, March, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Calcium Chloride. Emergency, February, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Valium. Emergency, January, 1986.<strong>Miller</strong> KT: Studies on the Formation of Polar Metabolites and a Cytochrome P450-MetabolicIntermediate Complex During the Hepatic Microsomal Metabolism of Propranolol. DoctoralThesis, Pennsylvania State University, 1983.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Schneck DW: The Formation of a 450nm Absorbing Complex During the Metabolismof Propranolol by Rat Liver Microsomes (Abstr.). <strong>Ph</strong>armacologist 23:212, 1981.<strong>Miller</strong> KT, Pritchard JF, DeWitt FO, Schneck DW, Hayes AH: The Effect of PropranololPretreatment on Lidocaine Metabolism by Rat Hepatic Microsomes (Abstr.). <strong>Ph</strong>armacologist22:279, 1980.Pritchard JF, Schneck DW, <strong>Miller</strong> KT, Bew JC, Hayes AH: Kinetic Studies on PropranololMetabolism by Rat Hepatic Microsomes in vitro (Abstr.). <strong>Ph</strong>armacologist 21:174, 1979.Schneck DW, Sprouse JS, <strong>Miller</strong> KT, Vary JE, DeWitt FO, Hayes AH: Plasma Levels of Free andAcid-Labile Hydralazine: Effects of Multiple Dose and of Procainamide. Clinical <strong>Ph</strong>armacologyand Therapeutics 24:714, 1978.AWARDSOrange County Overachievers Professional Association Peer Recognition Award, 1998, 1999,2000, 2001Orange County Fire Chiefs’ Association – EMS SectionCertificate of Recognition, County of OrangeProfessional Association Peer Recognition Award, November 16, 2001Certificate of Recognition, Congress of the United States, November 17, 2001Commendation, Senate of the State of California, November 17, 2001Certificate of Outstanding Achievement, National Disaster Medical System, April 2002Orange County Fire Authority Special Operations Citation, June 2002Certificate of Commendation, California Office of Emergency Services, September 2002Richard L. Hoech, MD Award for Leadership and Mentorship, May 2003Orange County Fire Authority Special Operations Citation, August 2004Orange County Fire Authority Special Operations Citation, October 2005
12PRESENTATIONSNorth Net Joint Powers Fire Training Center, Anaheim, CARancho Santiago Fire Technology Program, Santa Ana, CARespiratory EmergenciesMultiple Victim Incident-Triage and Incident CommandSubstance Abuse EmergenciesAirway Management Skills ReviewPediatric Airway ManagementSpinal Immobilization and AssessmentWildland Fire Medical UnitCentral Net Joint Powers Fire Training Center, Huntington Beach, CARancho Santiago Fire Technology Program, Santa Ana, CAComprehensive Airway Management SkillsDysrhythmia InterpretationPrehospital Therapeutics ReviewDepartment of Anatomy and Division of Emergency Medicine, UC-Irvine, Irvine, CAComprehensive Airway Management Skills Cadaver LabSaddleback College Paramedic Program, Mission Viejo, CAAbdominal PainAbdominal TraumaChest Pain and SyncopeMusculoskeletal TraumaDysrhythmia Interpretation and TreatmentShock: Evaluation and TreatmentEnvironmental EmergenciesAirway Management Skills Cadaver LabEndotracheal IntubationPediatric Emergencies Clinical ScenariosMedical Implications of Urban TerrorismCalifornia Office of Emergency Services, Sacramento, CAUrban Search and Rescue Task Force Medical Specialist CourseMedical Management in Confined Space and Structural Collapse RescueExamination of the Partially Exposed Patient-Skills LabConfined Space Airway Management-Skills LabPre-Deployment Task Force Personnel Medical ScreeningDepartment of Emergency Medicine, UC-Irvine Medical Center, Orange, CADivision Conferences, Journal Club, Regional Paramedic Advisory Committee MeetingsFluid Resuscitation in Traumatic Acute Blood LossMedical Implications of Chemical, Biological & Nuclear Terrorism & Conventional WeaponsClinical Hyperbaric MedicineDisaster MedicineDiving MedicineCritical Resuscitations and Prehospital PerspectivesToxic Marine Ingestions and EnvenomationMAST in Trauma ResuscitationHypertension in the Emergency DepartmentInhalation Injury
13Dental EmergenciesAcute Dyspnea: Prehospital Care of CHF and COPDCervical Spine FracturesAsphyxiaPenetrating Neck InjuriesMedical Stabilization During Prolonged Rescue OperationsEmergency Department Management of Hazardous Materials ExposureOrange County Fire Authority, EMS SectionHelmet Removal in Suspected Cervical Spine InjuriesMedical Implications of Chemical and Biological Terrorism: Biological AgentsMedical Implications of Chemical and Biological Terrorism: Chemical AgentsSildenafil-Nitroglycerine InteractionConfined Space & Structural Collapse MedicineEMS and Law Enforcement Custody PatientsTriage of Febrile Seizures and Brief Review of Pediatric AssessmentGHB and the Toxicologic MVIsMedical Problems During Wildland Firefighting Operations-Part IMedical Problems During Wildland Firefighting Operations-Part IIThe Influenza Season and EMS OperationDelayed Onset Poisoning SyndromesPulse OximetryCrush SyndromeEndotracheal Intubation: ETT Placement VerificationVascular EmergenciesPrimary Blast Injury and Multicasualty Management from High ExplosivesRadiological EmergenciesLeft Ventricular Assist DeviceDisaster Medicine OperationsAdvanced Training for Field DeploymentJohns Hopkins Center for Public Health PreparednessBaltimore, MD 2009Mass ShelteringMedical Preparedness and Disaster ResponseCalifornia Fire, EMS & Disaster ConferencePalm Springs, CA 2009START Triage: Performance Under Operational Conditions2009 HHS SummitDallas, TX 2009START Triage: Performance Under Operational ConditionsInternational Disaster Management ConferenceFlorida Emergency Medicine FoundationOrlando, FL 2009ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction-Orange CountyST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction WorkshopAHA/Cal-ACEP Annual ConferenceNewport Beach, CA 2007
14Tiered Emergency Medical DispatchAcute Stroke Care SystemEMS Administrators Association of California Annual ConferenceNewport Beach, CA 2007Prehospital Triage of ST-Elevation Myocardial InfarctionCalifornia Fire Chiefs Association EMS SectionEmerging Issues in Fire and EMS Conference, Temecula, CA 2007Controversies and Best Practices in Emergency Airway Management2007 International Association of Fire Chiefs Fire-Rescue-Med ConferenceLas Vegas, NV 2007Prehospital 12-Lead ECG: Triaging STEMI18 th Annual CA State Firefighters Association EMS SeminarNorthridge Hospital, Northridge, CA 2007Coordinating Medical Response During DisastersParkview Community Hospital Medical Center, Riverside, CA 2006West Anaheim Medical Center, Anaheim, CA 2006Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismLos Robles Hospital and Medical Center, Thousand Oaks, CA 2006US&R and DMAT Response to Hurricane Katrina: New Orleans and GulfportPost-Deployment Responder Health Screening Strategies2006 National Disaster Medical System Conference, Reno, NV, April 200612-Lead ECG Computer Algorithm Performance in Prehospital Detection of Dysrhythmia andMyocardial InfarctionNational Association of EMS <strong>Ph</strong>ysicians ConferenceTucson, AZ January 2006Multicasualty Medical Operations and TriageLos Alamitos Medical Center, Los Alamitos, CA 2005Multiple Casualty Incident Triage WorkshopDisaster Medicine in the 21 st Century SymposiumUniversity of CA-Irvine School of Medicine, Irvine, CA 2005Evaluating the Sustainment of a DMAT Mission: Patient Data Collection & HealthcareInfrastructure IndicatorsJoint Management Team Panel2005 National Disaster Medical System Conference, Orlando, FL 2005MetroLink-BNSF Train Collision: Multicasualty Incident ManagementInternational Association of Fire Chiefs Fire-Rescue-Med Conference, Las Vegas, NV 2005EMS Support to Law Enforcement CBRNE Investigations2 nd Annual Forensic Epidemiology ConferenceLos Angeles County Department of Health Services/Public Health, Torrance, CA 2005Wildland Firefighting Medical Operations26 th Annual International Disaster Management ConferenceFlorida Emergency Medicine Foundation, Orlando, FL 2005
15Blast Injuries form Terrorist Bombings: EMS and Hospital ResponseRancho Springs Medical Center, Murrieta, CA 2004Multicasualty Incident Medical OperationsFountain Valley Regional Medical Center, Fountain Valley, CA 2004Improvised Explosive Devices and Blast InjuryCoastal Communities Hospital, Santa Ana, CA 2004Smoke InhalationNorthridge Hospital Roscoe Campus, Northridge, CA 2004Developing a Comprehensive Respiratory Protection Program: An All-Hazards ApproachRespiratory Protection: Decision Making for Health Care Providers2004 National Disaster Medical System ConferenceDept. of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency, Dallas, TX 2004Toxicology of Structural CollapseRescue Medicine25 th Annual International Disaster Management ConferenceFlorida Emergency Medicine Foundation, Orlando, FL 2004Urban Search and Rescue Medical Specialist CourseCA OES, Moffett Federal Airfield, San Jose, CA 2004Urban Search and Rescue Medical Specialist CourseUS Army Reserve, Fort Dix, NJ, Nov 2003, Jan 2004, July 2004First International Mass Casualty SeminarHadassah Medical OrganizationJerusalem, Israel, 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismSanta Teresita Hospital, Duarte, CA 2003Pediatric Practice During DisastersCurrent Advances in PediatricsAmerican Academy of Pediatrics/Orange County Pediatric Society, Irvine, CA 2003Medical Considerations in Multi-Hazard/Multi-Casualty Planning and ResponseFire and Police Chiefs Terrorism SummitCalifornia Fire Chiefs Association Annual Conference, Irvine, CA 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismCalifornia Crime Prevention Officers Association Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA 2003Multicasualty management and Triage: Placentia, CA, Commuter Train CollisionCalifornia State Firefighters Association Conference, Costa Mesa, CA 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismWest Anaheim Medical Center, Anaheim, CA 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismNorthridge Hospital-Roscoe Campus, Los Angeles, CA 2003
16Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismSimi Valley Hospital & Health Care Services, Simi Valley, CA 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismAmerican Society of the Cebu Institute of Medicine Alumni, Inc., San Diego, CAMedical Support to Wildland FirefightingUCLA Conference on Public Health and Disasters, Torrance, CA, 2003Placential Train Collision Multicasualty IncidentRiverside Community College Paramedic Academy, Riverside, CA, 2003Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismUnitemps Conference, Universal City, Los Angeles, CA 2003Chemical and Radiological TerrorismAssociation of Peri-Operative Nurses Conference, Carlsbad, CA 2003Placentia Train Collision Multicasualty IncidentMedical Support to Wildland Firefighting2003 National Disaster Medical System Conference, Reno, NV, 2003,Placentia Train Collision Multicasualty IncidentEMS Medical Direction in the California Fire ServiceFire Department Instructors Conference-West, Sacramento, CA 2003Medical Implications of BioterrorismPublic Health Nurses ConferenceOrange County Public Health/Healtcare Agency, Irvine, CA 2002Fire Service EMS Medical DirectionCalifornia Fire Chiefs Association Conference, Ontario, CA 2002Radiological Emergencies in Criminal and Terrorist ActsCalifornia State Coroners’ Association Conference, Orange, CA 2002Medical Implication of Biological TerrorismCoastal Communities Hospital, Santa Ana, CA 2002US&R Medical Specialist Course, Adjunct InstructorCA OES/FEMA US&R Response SystemSan Diego, CA 2002Medical Implication of Biological TerrorismDoctors Hospital of Montclair, Montcair, CA 2002Medical Operations at the World Trade Center CollapseLifelines of EMS Conference and Nurse Recognition Luncheon, Gardan Grove, CA 2002Toxicology of Structural Collapse: The World Trade Center ExperienceMedical Operations During Wildland Friefighting: DMAT Medical Strike Team2002 National Disaster Medical System Annual Conference, Atalnta, GA 2002Hospital Response to Chemical and Radiological TerrorismSaddleback Memorial Medical Center, Laguna Woods, CA 2002
17Medical Implications of Biological TerrorismSaddleback Memorial Medical Center, Laguna Woods, CA 2002Modern High-Rise Building EmergenciesUC-Irvine Workplace Preparedness for Terror and Disaster, Orange, CA, 2002Anthrax: The Experience for September-November 2001Community Hospital of Huntington Park, Huntington Park, CA 2002Disaster MedicineSimi Valley Medical Center, Simi Valley, CA 2002Medical Consequenses of Acts of TerrorismInland Valley Medical Center, Wildomar, CA, 2002Medical Implications of BioterrorismCitrus Valley Medical Center, Covina, CA 2002Medical Implications of BioterrorismNorthridge Hospital and Medical Center, Van Nuys, CA 2001Medical Consequences of Acts of TerrorismHoag Hospital, Newport Beach, CA 2001EMS & Hospital Response to Acts of TerrorismWestern Medical Center-Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CA 2001Medical Update on Bioterrorism and CBRNCongressman Dana Rohrabacher & the Orange County Medical AssociationHuntington Beach City Council Chambers, Huntington Beach, CA 2001Multi-Casualty Medical Operations & TriageLifelines of EMS ConferenceWestern Medical Center-Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CA 2001Medical Implications of BioterrorismDoctors Hospital of East Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 2001US&R Medical Specialist Course, Course Medical DirectorFEMA US&R Response System<strong>Ph</strong>oenix Fire Department Training Facility, <strong>Ph</strong>oenix, AZ, 2001Tactical EMS WorkshopLos Angeles County Sheriff Department, Special Enforcement Detail, Los Angeles, CALaw Enforcement Custody Patients: Assessment & Management, 2001Fire Department Instructors Conference West, Sacramento, CALaw Enforcement Custody Patients: Fire/EMS Assessment & Management, 2001Texas A&M UniversityTexas Engineering Extension, College Station, TXUS&R TX TF-1Urban Search & Rescue Medical Specialist Course, 2001National Disaster Medical System Annual Conference, Dallas, TXVascular Access in Rescue and Disaster Medicine, 2001
18National Disaster Medical SystemCalifornia EMS AuthorityCalifornia DMAT Exercise, March Air Reserve Base, CAHealth Hazards During Flood and Swiftwater Emergencies, 2001Fire Department Instructors Conference, Indianapolis, INLaw Enforcement Custody Patients: Fire/EMS Assessment & Management, 2001Little Company of Mary Hospital & Medical Center, Torrance, CAMedical Implications of Bioterrorism, 2000Texas A&M UniversityTexas Engineering Extension, Collage Station, TXUrban Search & Rescue Medical Specialist CourseGovernment of Taiwan, Taipei City US&R Team, 2000Medical Implications of BioterrorismOrange Coast Memorial Medical Center, Fountain Valley, CA, 2000National Disaster Medical System Annual Conference, Las VegasResponse Force Protection in the Biocontaminated RescueAdvanced Field Airway Management, 2000Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, Inglewood, CAMedical Implications of Bioterrorism, 2000International Association of Fire Chiefs EMS Section Conference, Las VegasBioterrorism: Will EMS Be Part of the Response?, 2000Fire Department Instructors Conference-West, Sacramento, CAChemicals as Weapons-Hazardous Materials Toxicology, 2000Fire Department Instructors Conference-East, Indianapolis, INMedical Implications of Bioterrorism, 2000Centinela Hospital, Inglewood, CAMedical Implications of Bioterrorism, 2000National Association of EMS <strong>Ph</strong>ysicians Annual Conference, Dana Point, CAField Operational Medicine Exercise, 2000Kaiser-West Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CAMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center, Tarzana, CADisaster Medicine, 1999Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, CADisaster Medicine, 1999Napa State Hospital, Napa, CAMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999Providence Holy Cross Hospital, Mission Hills, CAMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999
19Centinela Hospital, Inglewood, CAMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999Sherman Oaks Hospital and Health Center, Los Angeles, CAMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999Fire Department Instructors Conference, Indianapolis, INMedical Implications of Biological Terrorism, 1999US&R Medical Specialist Course, Adjunct InstructorFEMA US&R Response SystemNorth Net Fire Training Facility, Anaheim, CA, 1999Orange County EMS Agency & Western Medical Center-Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CAThe Medical Consequences of Terrorism, 1998UCLA Medical Center Emergency Medicine, Los Angeles, CALoma Linda University Medical Center Emergency Medicine, Loma Linda, CAHazardous Materials Exposures: Emergency Department Management, 1998Hoag Hospital, Newport Beach, CATrauma: Mechanism of Injury and Injury Patterns, 1998Diving Emergencies, 1998Citrus Valley Intercommunity Hospital, Covina, CAClinical Hyperbaric Medicine, 1997LaPalma Intercommunity Hospital, LaPalma CAOrgan Transplantation & EMS, 1998Confined Space and Structural Collapse Medicine, 1997Diving Medicine, 1997Western Medical Center-Santa Ana Hyperbaric Medicine Program, Santa Ana, CADivers' Day: Decompression Illness and Gas Embolism, 1997Lifeline of EMS Conference, Hoag Hospital, Newport Beach, CADisaster Medicine, 1996Regional Disaster Preparedness and Safety Conference, Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles, CAConfined Space and Structural Collapse Medicine, 1996San Diego Fire Department USAR Task Force Drill, San Diego, CAUSAR Task Force Medical Team Briefing, 1995Marine Corps Air Station-El Toro, El Toro, CAHome Family Safety and Trauma, 1994
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