Game-1: Let’s #GoCavs!!!!

#AllInCLE #AllIn216 #NBAFinals
May is out like trout and June has come in with a slew of activities as well as the 2017 NBA Finals!
First week I’ll be in Missouri teaching my favorite class – Social Media Tools & Techniques and a functional social media exercise in Columbus. Yes I know, that means I won’t be attending the 2017 UASI Conference in Buffalo. #Boooo. However, my free time will be spent at Game-3 and Game-4 of the 2017 NBA Championships. #GoCavs!!!!!
Second week I will be teaching the FEMA EMI Incident Management Team Plans Section Chief Course in Cincinnati. With so many members from USAR Ohio Task Force-1 (including Schulmann) attending, it’s going to be a fun class. Are you attending?
Third week I think I got blessed with the approval to take the IMT Incident Commanders course at the home EOC in Columbus. Lemme see if I can login this time (Password “JOSHUA”).
Fourth week will be doing some tactical training including quals. #pewpew
Honestly, I just hope to stay afloat this month.

Additionally, June 2017 will serve as the foundation month for the 2018 training schedule. Who’s ready for more classes?!?!?!?
Get your learn on!
So in a change of normal trainings, I opted to drive down a different path for our PIOs from across the state. I decided to have a media panel to talk candidly about…well PIO and media stuff! And WEWS News Channel-5 was up in the quarterly rotation!
Hiya Mike!

Note: Sarah Phinney was supposed to have joined too, but sadly, she got held over at her work for that winery explosion down south.
Me? I’ve worked with Mike for years but have never met him in-real-life. This caused much confusion/consternation from almost all the attendees as both of us are labeled as “black clouds” and magnets. So in the name of safety, I took the extra precaution in protecting myself.
We chatted openly on items that news media needs and has to have to produce news at 5a and 12n and 5pm and 10p.
I ran some of the workshop like an Inside the Actor’s Studio Q&D. (“What makes you smile”)
As a token of my appreciation, I wanted to offer up toMike – all his tireless efforts in showcasing public safety in various communities across Ohio…
Twinkies?!? What about the Twinkies?
Yes, I figured Twinkies wouldn’t go to waste esp since Mike primarily works nights.
Thank you to Kevin Brennan, Rebecca Hysing, and everyone at the Cuyahoga County Board of Health for the hospitality and use of their large meeting room.
Thank you to all the PIOs who took the time and attended from all over the state.
Very special thanks to my crew in helping to day-of coordinate today’s events.
Well yes, this is one type of emergency preparedness kit…

However, I think you should consider having more to it like…
I mean, one can only eat so much chocolate right?
(See, even Malley’s is jumping on the #Preparedness bandwagon!)
Baker-1 at Queen’s.
Responding to calls to any location (including tropical locations like Hawaii) pose more challenges than you’d ever imagine. Cultural issues and location differences push #EMS Professionals to dedicate more resources every day to serve their communities.

Note: The classic #orange and #white paint scheme is a nod to the military ambulance #rig colors.
@rusnivek
No matter the color, size, or even location – #Emergency #Medical #Services all over the world are ready to respond 24/7 to any medical situation.
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Since it’s a rainy gloomy Thursday – here’s a shot from the always rainy #London!

#AlwaysInService
@rusnivek
No matter the time of day, #EMS will respond to your medical emergency. Emergency Medical Services are part of fabric every community in the #USA – paid or volunteer, they are #AlwaysInService
Happy 2017 #EMSWeek to all those hard working #Paramedics out there in every community across this great nation.