Kevin Corrigan

• Working member representing Ontario Paramedics with the development of a multi-agency response program for Ontario responders.
• Utilize my CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive) specialist expertise in the development of the training program

• Adhered to established medical protocols and procedures, as well as legal guidelines and health and safety standards.
• Attended to injuries or sudden illnesses by applying variety of simple and advanced pre-hospital medical interventions.
• Maintained required documentation on drugs used during shift.
• Evaluated patient condition on scene and perform preliminary diagnosis.

• Advanced Care Paramedic, maintaining yearly certification with the Regional Paramedic Program of Eastern Ontario (RPPEO).
• Dedicated team member of the training section.
• Developed and delivered clinical and continuing medical education to paramedic staff, supervisors, and managers.
• Managed paramedics service respiratory protection program including yearly FIT testing, research on N95 respirators and options including half-face respirators, Powered Air Purifying respirators (PAPRS), and specialized respirators for special operations paramedics including AVON C-50 and MSA/SCBE facepieces.
• Working member on the joint health and safety committee representing CIPP members. Provided monthly reports including injuries, violence against paramedics, trends, and hazardous address flags that were on file with the Central Ambulance Communications Center.
• Provided expertise, planning development, and training for special operations tactical and paramedic support unit members.
• Provided expertise and input into planning, mitigation, and recovery of the Paramedic and City of Ottawa Emergency Management Plan.
• Assisted with management and testing of new paramedic recruits, new hire orientation, and mentorship.
• Developed customized training courses and assessment tools, skill stations, and marking rubrics and tests.
• Conducted questionnaires and surveys.
• managed department attendance, delivery of projects, and deadlines.
• Managed college paramedic program preceptorship portfolio, ensuring all students received strong educational experiences.
• Provided specialized emergency response training to Ottawa Paramedic, Ottawa Fire, Ottawa Police, Communications, and Logistics staff.
• provided site command and control at planned and emergency events following the Incident Management System and organizational policies, procedures, and operational requirements.
• Identifying and analyzing new legislation and regulations, determining the training-related implications, and operations requirements, researching and evaluating industry best practices.
• Analyze operational data to identify trends, and gaps and provide input in determining solutions.
• Consult and provide feedback to staff, management, executives, and other areas of the Emergency and Protective Services Branch.

• Led of team of healthcare professionals on missions to engage, equip, empower, and encourage people to build healthy, sustainable local communities in Nicaragua
• Deliver much-needed medical training, skill development, and personal protection of paramedics and fire personnel.
• Continue to research and ensure that the training provided is of value, that our fellow responders and well trained and equipped, and tailor future missions to the needs of our trainees.

• Active member of the Global Partnership Program (GPP) training team delivering counter-terrorism, multi-agency response training to selected countries.
• Deployed to Malaysia under the Southeast Asia Regional Center for Counter-Terrorism, Jordon under the Jordanian Civil Defense, and Canadian Embassy, Indonesia, hosted at the RCMP Technical and Protective Services Facility.
• Reviewed training material, wrote course outlines, and tailored delivery for each country's requirements.
• Worked closely with Explosive, Forensic, Hazmat, and Paramedic instructors to improve the delivery of the program based on current and future world developments.
• Led daily classes for professional with consistent participation and positive feedback

• CBRNE Instructor delivering a 5-day Advanced Live Agent multi-agency program to Police, Paramedic, and Fire personnel.
• Worked closely with DRDC experts, Explosive Technicians, Forensic Identification specialists, Fire Hazmat officers, Paramedics, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission specialists, and Public Health experts.
• As part of an instructor cadre, we, under Public Safety Canada, developed a national response training program to ensure that all Canadian responders could respond to Hazmat accidents and intentional terrorist attacks against our citizens.
• Maintained communication with fellow instructors to ensure the safety of all participants and protect those working around live CBRNE agents including radiation, mustard, and nerve agents.

• CBRNE Instructor delivering a 2-week Intermediate level multi-agency program to Police, Paramedic, and Fire personnel.
• Worked closely with Explosive Technicians, Forensic Identification specialists, Fire Hazmat officers, Paramedics, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission specialists, and Public Health experts.
• As part of the instructor cadre, we as a a group under Public Safety Canada, developed a national response training program to ensure that all Canadian responders could respond to Hazmat accidents and intentional terrorist attacks against our citizens.

• Maintained certification with Sunnybrook Base Hospital Program
• Maintained yearly certifications including underwater escape training, winter survival, hover exit training, and personal flight medical.
• Daily maintenance of equipment, medication, and supplies and check off of aircraft.
• Liaise with partners and pilots to ensure operational readiness during shifts and while on assignment.
• Adhered to established medical protocols and procedures, as well as legal guidelines and health and safety standards.
• Attended to injuries or sudden illnesses by applying a variety of simple and advanced pre-hospital medical interventions.
• Maintained treatment plans during critical care transfers from hospital facilities while maintaining contact with on-call medical directors, physicians, and nursing staff to ensure smooth transfer of patient care.
• Maintained required documentation on drugs used during shift.
• Maintained confidential patient care reports ensuring they were accurate and delivered to proper healthcare facilities.

• Provided care to the sick and injured as a Primary and Advanced Care Paramedic before amalgamating into the city of Ottawa on January 1st 2001.

• Communicated pertinent patient information and status to hospital staff upon arrival.
• Followed established protocols and procedures for personal and patient safety.
• Treated patients being transported by helicopter to receiving facilities..
• Provided visual guidance, navigation, and radio communications assistance to pilots in command.
• Maintained all certifications and personal flight health clearance.

Provided care to the sick and injured as a Primary Care Paramedic based in eastern Ontario.