Georgann Adams is a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Performance Improvement Coordinator for Trauma Services at Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. She received her nursing degree from Indiana University and her master’s in nursing as an Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). She has worked as bedside nurse, Charge Nurse, Educator and CNS in Neuro Critical Care at Methodist Hospital. She has also worked as the Stroke Coordinator at the IUH (Indiana University Health) Methodist Comprehensive Stroke Center and started a spine clinic at IUH North. Georgann loves working with nurses and EMS with stroke and trauma to improve patient outcomes and is passionate about teaching and mentoring others about effective and safe patient care.

Cory Agler is a board-certified Flight and Critical Care Paramedic currently working as a Flight Paramedic in Northeast Indiana. He has a background in EMS, structural firefighting, technical rescue, heavy extrication, water rescue, and dive rescue, with a desire to further the fields of EMS and Critical Care Transport through leadership development, professional education, and research, while advocating for evidence-based medicine and patient safety, with special interests in airway management and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

LT. Jarred R. Alden is an Operations Officer with the Akron Fire Department. He has been an Officer with the Akron Fire Department for 9 years. He has been a firefighter, with AFD, for 22+ years, a paramedic for 20+ years, and a SWAT Medic for 15+ years with the Akron Police Department. He currently instructs ATIRC/RTF platform trainings for LSU’s NCBRT division. LT. Alden has presented at FDIC, OTOA, JEMS, Ohio State University, EMSPRO, & North Lake Tahoe Fire District Conference. He also sat for an interview with “Behind the Shield” Podcast with James Geering (Episode #495). He was an Arson Investigator for 2 years. LT. Alden has published 9 articles with Fire Engineering magazine. He holds a master’s degree in Applied Behavioral Sciences from Wright State University in Dayton, OH and a baccalaureate in Sociology from Urbana University in Urbana, OH.

Dr. Anders is a board-certified family nurse practitioner at MercyOne Genesis Silvis Family Medicine. Her clinical interests include serving underserved communities and bringing expertise in clinical practice, leadership and nursing education. She's passionate about bridging gaps in patient care, as well as fostering a supportive environment where you and your health care team can thrive. In her free time, Linda enjoys traveling, gardening, reading and hosting friends for dinner parties.

Peter M. Antevy is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine physician who has dedicated his career to providing exceptional in-hospital emergency care at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, a leading level I trauma and tertiary care center in South Florida. He is board-certified in pediatrics, pediatric emergency medicine, as well as EMS, a field he’s made a significant impact in over the past 13 years. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Antevy serves as the Medical Director for various agencies in South Florida, and recently took on the role of Chief Medical Officer for Brevard County Fire Rescue. With a passion for innovation and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of clinical care, he is a valuable asset to the EMS profession and continues to work on the front lines.

Alexa Assalley is a nurse in the IU Health Methodist Hospital Emergency Medicine and Trauma Center.

Barbra is an advanced practice provider and forensic nurse. She has provided direct patient care and practiced as a clinician for 42 years. Barb's practice is in an academic Level 1 Trauma Center emergency department and provides direct forensic nursing care to all patient who have experienced interpersonal violence. Barbra has instructed on forensic nursing testimony for 10 years. She has provided forensic nursing instruction in a 40 hour SANE/SAFE courses on multiple occasions, as well as other professional conferences such as Indiana Prosecuting Attorney Council. Barbra has been a forensic nurse for over 20 years and instructs on forensic nursing practice, testimony, not only to nurses but to law enforcement, advocates, and attorneys.

Tracy Ballard is a seasoned emergency and trauma nurse, educator, and clinical operations manager with over two decades of experience. She serves as Clinical Operations Manager at IU Health for the Pre-Hosptial/Special Events teams and the Infield Medical Center/INDYCAR medical team at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Tracy is a national faculty member for ENA’s TNCC and ENPC programs and a frequent presenter at national and state conferences. Her leadership in nursing professional development and motorsport medicine reflects her passion for education, trauma care, and community service.

Ella Beardsley is a trauma art therapist at IU Health Methodist Hospital, where she combines creative expression with therapeutic techniques to support healing. She holds an M.A. in Art Therapy from IU Indianapolis and a B.S. in Psychology and Studio Art. With experience in various art mediums and mental health counseling, Ella offers both individual and group art therapy sessions for patients and staff.

Zach Bowers is a Paramedic with the Brownsburg Fire Territory. He has been employed with the BFT and currently holds the rank of Division Chief of EMS. He began his EMS career as a Junior in high school, earning his EMT certification in 2000 and then his paramedic license in 2006. He has experience working with volunteer, private, suburban and urban EMS systems.

Andrew J Bowman has 41 years experience in EMS and emergency care as a paramedic, emergency department nurse and current role of ED Acute Care Nurse Practitioner for a central Indiana emergency medicine group. He has lectured extensively and authored chapters on cardiac arrest for major emergency nursing texts.

Jennie Boyer is a nursing educator for the emergency department at Community Howard Regional Health. She has experience as a transplant nurse, pediatric home health nurse, ED nurse, and ED educator.

Mike Brown is a career Captain/Paramedic with a large urban department. Over 25 years in public safety, he's held roles as paramedic, Academy Instructor, District Chief of EMS, and works part-time as a Flight Paramedic. He was the IEMSA 2024 Educator of the Year.

Jen is a registered nurse at the IU Health Methodist Hospital Emergency Medicine and Trauma Center, member of the Special Pathogen Unit, and INDYCAR Medical Team. She developed a nursing mentor program and volunteers at a free urban clinic and in rural Nicaragua. Jen is the 2023 Magnet Nurse of the Year for New Knowledge and Innovation.

Beth has been a nurse for over two decades, beginning in dialysis and moving into critical care and trauma. She worked in Coronary/Medical ICU, STICU, rapid response, and on a Critical Care Transport unit. After completing an NP program, she works as a Trauma Acute Care Surgery NP and has volunteered as a Deputy Coroner and EMT-B.

Natalie Calow is the forensic program coordinator for the forensic team at Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. She earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Indiana University and her master’s degree in nursing hospital leadership from University of Indianapolis. Natalie has been practicing as a forensic nurse for 9 years and has been an Emergency Department Nurse for the past 22 years. Natalie is on the Interprofessional Collaboration Committee with Academy of Forensic Nursing and has co-written the Trauma Informed Care and the Non-Fatal Strangulation position statement. She currently serves on the AFN Board of Directors and is the chair of the AFN membership committee. She has been active in the Emergency Nurses Association for the past 22 years. Natalie has served as the ENA local chapter President, Treasurer, Forensic Committee Chair, and the ENA State Government Affairs Committee. Natalie is on the Board of Directors for the Indiana Health Advocacy Coalition which promotes the spread of Medical Legal Partnerships within hospitals.

Megan has been a nurse since 2012. She fell in love with caring for critically ill and trauma patients immediately. She worked in the Surgical Trauma ICU where she became a nurse lead and rapid response nurse- caring for patient across the hospital. She obtained her master's degree in 2018 and then took her dream job as a Trauma/ACS NP. Megan chairs/sits on multiple APP committees. She has a passion for supporting and educating all providers in the trauma care.

Meagan Cothron is a passionate leader in the recovery and anti-trafficking movement, with lived experience that fuels her commitment to survivor-centered advocacy. She serves as Co-Founder of Recover Out Loud, a Recovery Community Organization in Indiana, where she develops peer-based, trauma-informed programs that support long-term healing. Meagan has worked with the Indiana Trafficking Victims Assistance Program and facilitates trainings on the intersection of substance use, exploitation, and recovery. She is also the author of “What About You?”, a memoir and healing guide focused on breaking cycles of codependency and is recognized for her work blending lived experience with professional insight.

Jenn Davis currently serves as the Director of Clinical Operations at a Level 1 Trauma Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. Jenn has worked in the Emergency Department in a variety of roles since 2008, from bedside RN to educator to director. She is a lifetime member of the Emergency Nurses Association. Besides patient experience, throughput and quality are a significant focus in her role.

Samantha Dillman is the Manager of Clinical Operations at a Level 1 Trauma Center and Emergency Department. She specializes in patient safety, quality improvement, and enhancing both patient and team member experiences. Samantha is an active member of the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA).

Tom Fentress, EMS Director (Methodist Hospitals) & Fire Chief (Keener Twp. Fire Dept), holds an MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University and a bachelor’s in education from Purdue University. He's a certified Paramedic and a firefighter at state and national levels. His research focuses on EMS adult learning, and leadership, with published papers and roles as a content reviewer. Tom also holds positions on boards including Vice-President of IEMSA and President of Jasper County LEPC.

Detective Kevin Frank is currently a detective with the Bloomington Indiana Police Department. He has been a police officer in Indiana for approximately 18-years. His current responsibilities include investigating crimes against children, to include incidents of child molest, child abuse, child neglect, child exploitation, and the possession of child pornography. Detective Kevin Frank also currently investigates sexual crimes against adults. As well, he is a Task Force Officer with the FBI, regarding investigating Violent Crimes Against Children and Human Trafficking. Detective Kevin Frank is an affiliate with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC). There investigations are conducted regarding specifically the possession of child pornography, child exploitation, sextortion, and human-trafficking. He is very familiar with child forensic interview processes, and the collection of Sexual Assault Kits on both children and adults as well. Detective Kevin Frank has attended several interview technique courses, regarding sexual assaults, investigations of child crimes, along with the investigation of child homicides. Detective Kevin Frank has concluded several investigations regarding adult sexual crimes, crimes against children, and human trafficking, which have led to several prosecutions at both the State and Federal level.

Matt has been involved in EMS since 1991. He earned degrees in Meteorology and Oceanography, became EMT in 1992 and paramedic in 2000. He has worked 911 and critical care transport across urban to rural settings and is currently the Assistant Chief for Wellspan EMS in York, PA.

Amanda Gill is a seasoned obstetrical nurse with over 20 years of Level III maternal healthcare experience. She is Program Manager of Outreach and Business Development at Franciscan Health Indianapolis, leads simulation-based education for hospital and pre-hospital teams, and co-authored an OB & Neonatal Emergencies for EMS course used statewide.

Michele has been a nurse for 29 years with a passion for acute stroke care, emergency nursing, regulatory compliance, and mind-body medicine.

Starting in Fire/Rescue in 2001, Ian has worked across EMS domains — ground, flight, and in-hospital. He currently works as a SWAT paramedic, is a TECC instructor, Tactical medic instructor, K9 TCCC instructor, certified in TCCC, and oversees protocol development and cadet programs for his department.

Nicole has been in EMS for 11 years and a paramedic for 9. She is the EMS liaison for Riley Children's Health and supports providers on difficult pediatric calls, striving for provider growth and closure after challenging calls.

Richard has 36 years involved in Emergency Medicine, served in the Army, earned multiple awards, and worked across EMS, orthopedics, ICU, and ED. He has been an ED Clinical Educator since 2016, co-authored a TNCC chapter, contributed to ENA residency materials, and served as Chapter President of Indiana ENA Northwest Chapter 246 (2022-2023).

Josee Harrell is the Clinical Educator for Simulation and a NICU nurse for Franciscan Health Indianapolis and adjunct faculty for IU School of Nursing. With dual RN and Paramedic licensure, she co-authored OB and Neonatal Emergencies for EMS, was honored with a Pediatric Hero Award, and presents frequently on simulation and special patient populations.

Harriet Hawkins has 56 years as a nurse, with 43 years at Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago across NICU, Transport, and Clinical Education. She volunteers at a local shelter running a weekly clinic for transitional housing clients and works with people experiencing homelessness.

Garrett Hedeen is the EMS Safety Specialist at Austin Travis County EMS, licensed Paramedic in Texas and Indiana, former Manager of EMS in Bloomington, IN, and former Safety Officer for Indianapolis EMS. He authored NAEMT’s EMS Safety Course content, serves on NFPA committees, and holds two master's degrees in health administration and occupational safety.

Rob Hennigar is an experienced emergency room nurse and dynamic nurse educator focused on ECG and ABG interpretation, wellbeing and resilience for nurses, and is a sought-after presenter for clinical education and resilience topics.

Zachary is a nursing educator with over a decade of ED and transport experience, currently focused on EMS, emergency nursing, critical care, and preparing nurses through simulation and evidence-based practice.

Linsey worked 21 years as an EMT at a Level II Trauma Center ED, returned to school to become RN, and now mentors new nurses while serving as Clinical Supervisor Relief and Mission Representative.

Erika has worked as an emergency nurse at Level 1 trauma centers and serves as ED Trauma Champion focusing on trauma nurse quality, process improvement, communication, and continuing education and mentorship.

Wendy has worked at IU Health Methodist Hospital since 2015, on trauma surgical units and now as a clinical nurse navigator with the trauma team. She is passionate about helping patients in vulnerable times and enjoys family and baking.

Dr. Matthew Howard, the Manager of Business Development at the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), is a fellow of the Academy of Emergency Nursing and the American Academy of Nursing. While serving as adjunct faculty at NKU and the University of Southern Indiana, he continues to work in his specialty as a staff nurse in the emergency department at Deaconess Gateway Hospital.

Dr. Howard is an internationally recognized leader in nursing workforce resilience who advances evidence-based strategies to combat workplace incivility, fosters safer environments, empowers nurses, and shapes sustainable workforce solutions.

Dr. Howard’s nursing career has taken him from stretcher-side nursing to academia and back. His clinical background includes emergency, flight, and trauma nursing, as well as several leadership positions. Dr. Howard served for the past 12 years at Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing (Sigma) as the Director of Scholarship and Leadership Resources.

Nurse Hubert is the Team Lead in the Emergency Department at Deaconess Gateway Hospital and has over 25 years of nursing experience.

Scott has been a nurse for several years working in EMS, critical care, ED, and trauma.

Kele Ivey is Program Manager of the STAR Center at Methodist Hospitals in Gary, IN — a forensic nursing program providing exams for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and child abuse. A nurse since 2015 and former paramedic, Kele is trained in pediatric and intimate partner violence exams with extensive emergency care experience.

Kraig Kinney has served as Indiana EMS Director since 2020 with EMS experience since 1991, maintains EMT, paramedic, and instructor credentials, holds a BA from DePauw and JD from Indiana University McKinney School of Law, and is active nationally in EMS Compact and NASEMSO roles.

John Kiser has 30+ years in public safety specializing in water rescue and recovery. He coordinates water rescue programs at a regional fire academy, is internationally credentialed by ERDI, and leads training in ice, subsurface, watercraft, and swift water rescue. He holds certifications as Chief Officer, Emergency Manager, and paramedic.

Kristina Korobov is a Senior Attorney with Zero Abuse Project, former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, former Deputy Prosecutor and Supervisor of Special Victims Team, with national and international training experience and work at the National District Attorney’s Association.

Darienne serves as Project Coordinator for IU Health & IUSON Academic-Practice Partnership for Forensic Nursing and as a Certified Forensic Nurse Examiner at Ascension St. Vincent Indianapolis and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. She has worked in pediatric hematology/oncology, emergency medicine, and mental health rehabilitation, and is active in education and community service.

Amy is a pediatric emergency and trauma nurse with over twenty years of experience, earned a DNP as a pediatric clinical nurse specialist, and has worked at level I trauma centers across multiple states. She also volunteered with IMERT and Scouting America first aid events.

Dr. Lash is a Nurse Scientist at Children's Hospital Los Angeles with experience in ED nursing and education. Her research focuses on improving care for ED special populations including patients with cancer and pediatric mental/behavioral health patients.

Dr. Marshall holds a BSN from the University of Miami, an MN from Emory University, and a PhD in Higher Education from the University of Miami. Dr. Marshall previously held a variety of faculty and administration positions while at the University of Miami School of Nursing, where she taught for 26 years before leaving to pursue a consultative career in nursing education, evidence-based practice, research/grants, and career development and management. She most recently received the Florida Nurse Association ICON award for Mentorship in 2019.

Dr. Marshall is the author of Take Charge of Your Nursing Career (Sigma Theta Tau International, 2022), a book for nurses across the lifespan of their careers, and the recipient of an AJN Book Award for 2022.

Dr. Marshall’s other current work includes several volunteer projects for Sigma Theta Tau International, including being Lead, Virtual Academy, Writing for Publication; Editor, Elsevier’s Evidence-Based Nursing Monographs, research monographs for best practices for bedside nurses; Editor, Research Column, Journal of Radiology Nursing; Chair, FNA Research SIG Committee; Member, FNA Membership Committee; Working with faculty (faculty development workshops) on topics related to all things nursing education; and Speaker on diverse topics, internationally, nationally, and statewide, from developing and submitting abstracts and grants, to all areas career development and management, and all things NCLEX/Next Generation Licensure Examination.

Dr. Marshall also actively teaches nursing courses at all levels for several university schools of nursing.

Dr. Marshall’s research expertise is on all things test taking and NCLEX. She developed and teaches her own review course nationally and internationally and has been assisting students to enhance their success on nursing exams and the licensure exam, in all its iterations, for over 40 years. Her doctoral dissertation was on “Variables that Predict Success on the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses.” She currently offers a monthly NGN and Test Taking Strategy Course, free for all nursing students globally, as well as working with individual students and schools of nursing.

Thomas McDorr is a chaplain since 2017, completed CPE and a fellowship with Trauma Services at Methodist Hospital, serves as Trauma Services Chaplain, and holds APC Board Certification in Chaplaincy. He advocates for patients and caregiver self-care.

Jeremey McKinney has 27 years in EMS, holds a BA in Biology and Religious Studies, is General Manager for Amerimed EMS, serves on the Indiana EMS Association board, chairs the Run with Shears 5K and Crossroads Emergency Education Conference, and speaks nationally on pastoral care and leadership in EMS.

Kurtiss is a Firefighter EMT with Pendleton Emergency Ambulance/Fire Dept, Civilian EMT with City of Lawrence Fire Dept, EMT with IU Health LifeLine (Communication Specialist, ALS/BLS, Outreach, and Critical Care Transport), has served in Public Safety at Walt Disney World, and acts as EMS Liaison for IU Health Metro Region.

Trent has worked as an emergency nurse for 20 years with a prior 10-year EMS career. He is Clinical Nurse Educator at a Level 1 Trauma Centre (Foothills Medical Centre) and Critical Care Flight Nurse with Sunwest Aeromedical in Calgary, Alberta.

Det. Jon Muscato is a police officer in Indiana with 18+ years, investigator with Bloomington PD's Special Victims Unit and the Indiana ICAC task force, focusing on sexual assaults against adults and children and has led many successful prosecutions. He is also a task force officer with HSI.

Kathleen Nolan is a Senior Attorney with Zero Abuse Project, a former prosecutor who has led specialized child abuse and juvenile divisions, served as Chief of Children's Justice Division, created specialized trainings, and worked on child death investigation task forces.

Dawn lives in Lethbridge, Alberta, graduated RN in 1994, earned a Bachelor of Nursing in 2013, ENC(C) in 2017, serves as President for NENA-Alberta and past NENA-National President, is involved in position statement committees and rural advocacy, and enjoys family and outdoor activities.

Catana has been a nurse since 2012, worked in the ED and Trauma & Acute Care Surgery, served as Injury Prevention Coordinator, Nursing Professional Development Specialist, and Trauma Program Manager, and now works at IU Health Fishers as an NPD Specialist. She holds a Master's in Nursing Education and certifications including CEN, TCRN, and NPD-BC.

Amber is a Registered Nurse with 11 years' experience, began on a telemetry unit then moved to the ED, served as Charge RN and briefly as Nurse Educator, and is now nursing manager of the Emergency Department.

Kristen has been a nurse for 10 years, with experience in med-surg, critical care, neuro, progressive care, PACU, and as part of a stroke team. She holds certifications including CMSRN, SCRN, and CNRN.

Patrick Riecke is a national speaker, author, and executive coach who specializes in burnout prevention and recovery in high-stress healthcare environments, author of "Let's Talk About Healthcare Burnout," and works with frontline workers and leaders to prevent and recover from burnout.

Brianna is a Team Lead at Deaconess Gateway Hospital with experience in nursing forensics and caring for sexual assault survivors.

Shaley is an ED nurse at Deaconess Gateway, enrolled in an MSN program, with 10 years in Trauma ICU and 4 years in Trauma Program PI at a Level II Trauma Center.

Dennis L. Rubin’s fire and rescue career spans 40+ years including line, officer, and chief roles. He holds advanced degrees and executive program credentials, served as President of the Virginia Fire Chiefs Association, authored emergency service textbooks, and has extensive course development and lecturing experience.

Nicole is a paramedic and RN with a strong pediatric focus, developed ties with child protection/pediatric forensic teams while at Riley ED, and now works as a pediatric forensic nurse at the Center of Hope.

Steven has dedicated over 25 years to EMS, serving as a Paramedic for 17 years and currently serving as the EMS Liaison at IU Health Methodist Hospital.

Kaitlyn is Trauma Program Manager at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, began as an ED floor nurse in 2013, became ED manager in 2018, participates in District 6 Healthcare Coalition, chairs Central Trauma Regional Advisory Council, and helps prepare hospitals for disasters.

Allyson is an RN who worked at IU Health Methodist Hospital as clinical advisor, charge nurse, and preceptor. She helped create the unit's nursing mentor program and focuses on building connection and community among staff.

Larry is an IBSC Community Paramedic-Certified who rounds with hospitalists, manages transitions of care, performs med reconciliation, health education, and connects patients to resources to manage chronic disease and social determinants of health.

Amber is a Community EMT and Volunteer Firefighter, state representative for women in fire, commissioner for human relations in her city, holds multiple associate degrees, attends Purdue Global, and is committed to service, education, and community uplift.

Terry Stigdon is CEO of the American Red Cross, Indiana Region, with 25+ years as a nurse and leadership roles at Riley Hospital for Children's ICU and ED. She previously led Indiana's Department of Child Services, improving family outcomes and reducing foster care numbers.

Maria is a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Performance Improvement Coordinator for Trauma Services at IU Health Methodist Hospital. She holds CCRN and TCRN and has provided care at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 2003, focusing on improving outcomes through innovation and collaboration.

John Todaro is Director of Eagle Emergency Education Consultants with a 48-year paramedicine career, presented for over 40 years, is a Nationally Certified EMS Educator, Healthcare Simulation Educator, and received the "Legends That Walk Among Us" award from NAEMSE.

Carol has 32 years as an emergency nurse, worked at Cook County Trauma Unit, served as staff nurse and educator, and is now Trauma Coordinator at a Level II trauma center. She is certified in CEN, CPEN, TCRN, and holds a Trauma Nursing Specialist license.

Lee Turpen serves on the Indiana EMS Commission (current chairman), has 42 years in Indiana EMS with 37 years as Paramedic and Primary Instructor, is a certified UMBC Critical Care Paramedic, Operations Manager for AMR Evansville, and board member for Indiana EMS Association.

Eric has 24 years in EMS, 22 as paramedic and 9 as flight paramedic with Sanford AirMed, supervised mobile simulation education, served as state president for South Dakota EMS Association, and presented across states and virtual trainings.

Shelby is the Mobile Integrated Health Program Manager and Community EMT for Bloomington Fire Department, provides gap care before/after 911 calls, holds a BS in Human Services, an Associate degree, Community Health Worker certification, and is a nationally registered EMT.

Ashley Vlaskamp is EMS Supervisor for Pre-Hospital Services, leads event medical planning (marathons, NFL games, concerts), specializes in scalable deployment, interagency collaboration, and contributes to regional EMS training and public safety initiatives.

Katie is an RN in Indianapolis with 11 years' experience, has worked in Critical Care and Interventional Radiology, and is now a Nurse Navigator with Acute Care Surgery at IU Health Methodist Hospital, focused on trauma patient care quality and discharge preparation.

Vanessa is a Forensic Nurse Examiner at Center of Hope (Ascension St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital), provides medical forensic exams, connects survivors to resources via "Outside the Frame," and is a Caring Angel awardee and multiple Daisy Award nominee.

Jo graduated from IU, served multiple roles at Columbus Regional Hospital, has 7 years of Flight Nursing, and focused on evidence-based practice as a CNS in Neurocritical Care and other units. She has led committees and councils in ENA and clinical practice guideline work.

Jeremy's career spans 20+ years in EMS, currently Program Manager for EMS Education at Ascension St. Vincent Indianapolis, holds an MPH and master's in Communication Studies, and presents on airway management, prehospital OB emergencies, and provider bias.

Steve Wirth is founding partner of Page, Wolfberg & Wirth, an EMS law firm, founder of PWW Advisory Group, works broadly with mobile healthcare agencies, and has a public safety career across field to executive leadership, presenting nationally on operational and legal topics in EMS.

Dr. Eric Yazel is the State EMS Medical Director for Indiana and an emergency physician, academic instructor, health officer, and tactical physician with multiple peer-reviewed publications and presentations focused on emergency care and public health.