Matt Concialdi

Experience

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  EVENT MEDICAL SERVICES LLC

  Jun 2001 - Jan 2002

  EMT-D
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  Doctor's Ambulance Service

  Dec 2001 - Feb 2004

  EMT
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  Saddleback College

  Jan 2002 - Sept 2011

  Clinical Skills Specialist
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  HJ Heinz

  Oct 2005 - Aug 2008

  Sales Rep/Account Manager
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  Link 2 Life

  Jul 2008 - Sept 2011

  Lead Instructor
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  Medix Ambulance Service

  Oct 2008 - Aug 2010

  EMT/Dispatcher Training Officer
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  Heart Starter CPR and First Aid, Inc

  Jan 2011 - now

  Owner/Lead Instructor

  Owner and lead instructor for onsite CPR and first aid training plus emergency preparedness planning. Certified to teach American Heart Association and EMS Safety Services classes.Have obtained contracts for continued CPR/First Aid with Jefferson County Public Health, Arapahoe House, Gator Loft, RE Monks Constructions, Peak Physical Therapy and various private schools.

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  American Medical Response

  Sept 2011 - Nov 2020

  Paramedic and Backup Captain
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  US Department of Health and Human Services

  Jan 2012 - now

  Paramedic

  Member of a federal disaster response team within the NDMS (National Disaster Medical System) to provide paramedic level care in disaster zones across the nation/international. Trained in Anniston, Alabama at the Center for Domestic Preparedness for disaster and highly infectious disease response. Deployed to Hurricane Harvey in Texas, Hurricane Irma in St. John- US Virgin Islands and Hurricane Maria in Miami and Puerto Rico. Part of an initial 6 person health medical task force in St. John as the sole medical providers for the island. Operated in a Western Shelter tent doing ICU and critical care patient care in Puerto Rico and aMiami shelter taking care of high risk dialysis patients. Show less

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  Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

  Dec 2013 - Apr 2016

  EMS System Development Coordinator
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  Thompson Valley EMS

  Apr 2016 - Nov 2016

  Paramedic
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  Platteville-Gilcrest Fire Protection District

  Sept 2018 - now

  EMS Division Chief

  As the EMS Division Chief, it was my responsibility to build an ALS transport system thanks to the overwhelming community support that helped us pass a mill levy in 2018. We transitioned from a BLS fire department to an ALS fire transport department on April 1, 2019. Within the EMS Division, I rolled out several project manager assignment roles, promotional positions, and committees amongst the line staff to help steer the division and promote a mindset that we is greater than I. As a side responsibility, I am the District's public information officer in which I communicate and interact with local and national media, write press releases, manage social media platforms, and create public awareness campaigns for educational public service announcements or emergency notifications. It was also my responsibility to build the EMS training division, write policies and procedures, hire paramedics, purchase and stock four ambulances, develop mutual aid agreements and oversee the EMS operation once inplace. I am also responsible for responding as a paramedic to provide care for sick and injured patients when needed and respond in a command role for large incidents. I also developed the active threat program in which we placed ballistic gear on all frontline apparatus, developed the active threat special operations procedure, ballistic gear policy, and developed and delivered classroom training. I am the Health and Safety Committee Chair and the District’s Public Information Officer in which I manage the social media platforms, write press releases, and interact with the media on news worthy large incidents. In addition I coordinate and perform public outreach regarding EMS related topics. In addition, I am our custodian of records and manage our records management system. We are a rural agency with 144 square miles of suburban, rural, industrial and commercial properties. We operate out of two full time staffed fire stations, one in Platteville and one in Gilcrest. Show less

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  Stadium Medical, Inc.

  Oct 2020 - now

  Paramedic

  Work along side Golden Fire Department, Pleasant View Fire Department, Fairmount Fire Department, and Golden Gate Fire to provide collaborative ALS and BLS emergency care to sick and injured patients using the Denver Metro Protocols plus waivered and enhanced protocols through Centura Health for the Golden area 9-1-1 contract. Perform vehicle inspections, restock supplies, document patient care, use a radio for communication with Jeff Comm and multiple fire agencies, and do daily station chores.