Casey began his EMS career in Oregon in 2003 and has been employed with Canyon County Paramedics since 2019. After 11 years in EMS in the Portland area serving as a Paramedic, Field Training Officer, and Ambulance Division Supervisor, he moved with his family to Doha, Qatar to work as Critical Care Paramedic and Senior Manager of Training and Education for the countries’ national ambulance service. In 2018 Casey moved with his family to the Boise area. Casey obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree from Oregon State University as well as an Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Medical Technology from the College of Emergency Services. In his role as Deputy Chief of Training, Casey oversees the Field Training and Evaluation Program, assists the Physician Medical Director in developing the agencies standing written orders, and plans and develops training activities for Canyon County Paramedics as well as joint trainings with partner agencies. He is our agency’s liaison to the hospitals and health systems that Canyon County Paramedics partners with. Casey is a Training Center Faculty for the American Heart Association as well as an Idaho State EMS Instructor. Casey’s professional interests include the evaluation and development of Quality Improvement process’ which drive system changes and training which lead to measurable improvement in safety and patient care. In his personal time Casey enjoys spending time with his family, water and snow skiing, camping, and traveling.