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 2020 Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of Fame Inductee
Known as “Spitfire” to her friends, Vicki is the author of, “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist”. She established the non-profit organization Accident Scene Management (ASM) in 1996 in order to reduce injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists through First Response training. She continues to volunteer her time, serving as the Director of ASM. Vicki worked for over 25 years in a variety of settings throughout the hospital from Critical Care to the Operating Room. She spent her last 8 years working as an educator at Waukesha Memorial Hospital for the Department of Surgery. She became an EMT in 1999 to better connect ASM training to the EMS. Vicki teaches CPR, Defibrillators, and First Aid for the American Heart Association and American Red Cross. She also maintains an e-commerce site dedicated to providing safety and trauma supplies specific to motorcyclists. She has been riding her own motorcycles since 1987. She co-founded Road Guardians, Diamond Posse, and Women in Motion. She is a member of many organizations including the Iron Butt Association. She has appeared in 4 books about motorcycling, hosted her own blog talk radio show called, “The Inside Scoop by Spitfire”, was the Motorcycle Safety Spokesperson for Allstate Insurance for 7 years, and is the Lead Medic for the antique cross country events, the Motorcycle Cannonball, and The Cross Country Chase. For more information about Spitfire or to book her for special events or conferences go to VickiSanfelipo.com You can contact Vicki at 262-706-3278 or click here. |
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Paul Callahan, NREMT, is a Road Captain with the Milwaukee and Rockstar(Ft. Myers, FL) HOG Chapters as well as the Safety Officer for Milwaukee Chapter. He is an EMT with the Elm Grove, WI, Emergency Medical Service. Paul is certified in Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS), Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC), and has been ASMI trained since 2007. He also teaches Group Riding and Road Captain Training classes for the Milwaukee HOG Chapter; CRP/AED classes for the American Heart Association and American Red Cross; is an instructor in Verbal Defense & Influence; a certified instructor for the ALICE Training Institute (Active Shooter Survival); and a certified Firearms Instructor by the USCCA. Paul is a Charter, Certified, and Lifetime Road Guardian as well as a Master Instructor in Tae Kwon Do. As a Lead Instructor with many years of teaching experience, he brings a unique and fun style to his classes.
To contact Paul, click here.
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Kevin has been a trucker/ rider for over 40 years. Ten years into his career as a trucker his employer sent him to an advanced driving school for truck drivers. The program was called “Decision Driving and Skid Abatement”. A short time later he went back to school to become a certified fleet instructor. Kevin trained and taught new drivers driving skills and company policies/ safe operation of company equipment. It was at that time that Kevin’s interest in driver and fleet safety started. Kevin said, “I never had any formal training but I would read my fleet managers resource guides and fleet management guides whenever I could”. Kevin took pride in his training of others. Later he got more involved with the Milwaukee HOG Chapter as a Road Captain. In his second year, he was asked to become an Assistant Safety Officer for the chapter. Kevin has worked hard to promote ride safety within his chapter and enjoys sharing with others that have the same passion. He was involved with group riding classes, Road Captain training programs, working chapter rides, and other rides where his skills were needed. Kevin has written articles for his HOG chapter & Road Guardians newsletters. He has been a Life Member of the Harley Owners Group for almost 25 years, a member of the Milwaukee HOG Chapter, has served the chapter as Assistant Head Road Captain, Road Captain & Assistant Safety Officer. Kevin is a founding member of the Harley Davidson Museum & is often referred to as the #3 Museum fan because of the amount of time he spends there. He is a Life Member of Road Guardians. Working on to be a Certified Member. A member of ABATE of Wisconsin. He volunteers with the Milwaukee Veterans Day parade & recently has become involved with the local Project 22 ride. Kevin says, “ I look forward to my step forward promoting & teaching Accident Scene Management classes and meeting others who have a passion for riding and safety.
To contact Kevin, click here.
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Christine “Chrissy” Cartwright has been a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) since 2012. Working for a rural clinic has given her valuable experience in many areas of the medical field. Along with being a Road Guardian/ASM member, she’s also an ABATE of WI and a MRF member. She enjoys being a passenger on her husband’s bike but admits to having thoughts of learning to ride and having her own bike in the future. She has completed both Accident Scene Management Basic and Advanced classes. Ever since she walked into her first class, she knew it was her passion to be an instructor. People have always come to her as the “go-to” person whether on a ride or other event when medical issues arise. She has helped organize multiple benefit rides and has gone on countless other rides throughout the states. With the amount of time spent on my husband’s bike, I feel it is important that all riders be trained in ASM. There won’t always be someone from the medical field on-site when an accident occurs and everyone needs to know how to handle each situation correctly.
To contact Chrissy for a class click here
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Paul Fazekas, aka Yoda, is a retired Air Force medic, having held EMT and Paramedic licenses in WI since 1987. He has developed and led training programs in field hospital operations and prehospital response. Paul has instructed NREMT refresher classes, Basic first aid, and American Heart Association CPR classes to name a few. He is a lifetime member of the VFW, a member of ABATE of WI, and a member of Rolling Thunder, WI Chapter 5. He spent years dreaming of a Harley, until finally at the ripe old age of 32, bought his own.
To contact Yoda, click here.
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Cindy has been a Registered Nurse for 12 years and has worked at Froedtert Hospital, a Level 1 Trauma Center in Milwaukee, for the last 8 years on the Solid Organ Transplant unit. She has been a Clinical Certified Transplant Nurse since the certification began. She is a member of the Exam Writing Committee for the American Board for Transplant Certification. Cindy is active in nurse decision making by being chair of the hospital Quality and Safety Council.
Cindy’s first time on a bike was when she was on her first date with her now husband, Steve Johnson. She found that she enjoyed the open road and has been to Sturgis and on ASM’s Women in Motion Ride multiple times. She is a Member of ABATE of Wisconsin. Cindy is the Products Representative for ABATE Washington County Region 1H.
To contact Cindy, click here.
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Steve has enjoyed life on a motorcycle for over 25 years. He is a staff Instructor with the Northern Illinois University (NIU) in their Motorcycle Safety Project and holds a Rider Coach certification from the Motorcycle safety Foundation (MSF). He enjoys giving the freedom of the road that motorcycling offers to his students through the Basic Rider Course.
He has a true passion for motorcycles, and finds time to be an instructor with ABATE of Wisconsin’s “Share the Road” program which trains automobile drivers how to safely interact with motorcycles on the road. In 2009, he was the recipient of the ABATE of Wisconsin Founders Freedom Fighter Award for his advocacy work in fatal right of way violations. He is a member of ABATE of Wisconsin, Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF), American Motorcycle Association (AMA), The Harley Owners Group (HOG), a life charter member of The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame, a Founding Member of the Harley Davidson Museum and a Charter Member of the Road Guardians Certified Program as well as serving on their Advisory Committee. Along with being an ASM instructor Steve is also an American Heart Association Instructor certified to teach all levels of CPR and First Aid including Healthcare Providers. He Rides a 2004 Electra Glide and finds time to get at least 17,000 miles a year on to, as he puts it, “Stay focused on what is important”.
To contact Steve, click here.
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I am an avid motorcycle enthusiast for over forty years riding everything from custom choppers to hi-tech touring bikes. The last 15 years have been focused on two cycling interests: long-distance touring and classic bike restorations. My other passion is ocean sailing and I have been the Safety at Sea Instructor for the Navy Sea Cadets. My emergency medical training includes national certification and Wisconsin licensing as an Emergency Medical Technician, which I practice as a First Responder for the Village of Hobart, as an employee with County Rescue Services, and as a Teaching Assistant for the EMS Programs of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. My Emergency Medical Services experience proves how critical the first few minutes of treatment can be to an injured person. The Road Guardian program enforces how critical Scene Management and other aspects of responding to an accident are to the motorcyclist. I am enthusiastic about being able to share this knowledge and training with my fellow bikers via the Accident Scene Management training programs.
To contact Al, click here.
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Jane was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI. She is new to riding though has been a bike enthusiast for most of her life. Jane worked for twelve years as a surgical technologist. She is also an AHA Certified CPR & First Aid Instructor. She is an active member of Rolling Thunder Chapter 2 Wisconsin. She became interested in ASM when she became a member of Rolling Thunder and participated in the rides the organization puts on. She believes that the road should be safe for all riders and having the knowledge and know how of accident scene safety response training is a good way to ensure safety for all. Jane would love to be your instructor!
To contact Jane, click here.
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Rita has been an avid motorcyclist since discovering dirt bikes as a child on her family’s farm. She loves to facilitate learning and is also a Motorcycle Safety Foundation RiderCoach Trainer. She teaches motorcycle and scooter courses at various sites in Wisconsin and Illinois including Capital City Harley Davidson and Madison College, where she also manages motorcycle and scooter training. She has taken numerous solo trips across the country and enjoys watching motorcycle racing of various genres.
She, along with her partner Bill Murphy, would love to provide an exciting learning experience for your group.
For information about scheduling classes, contact Rita.
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Bill was in the first class of Paramedics is Peoria, Illinois in 1977. During his 10-year stint as a Paramedic, he was a CPR Instructor, ACLS Instructor and Field Supervisor. He is currently an NREMT.
He still teaches American Heart Association CPR/First Aid and is a Motorcycle Safety Instructor for Madison College, Badger Harley Davidson, Blackhawk Community
College and Kutter Harley Davison. He is a retired City of Madison Police Officer. His last assignment was to the Traffic/Motorcycle Unit as a Motor Officer.
Bill is a member of the Blue Knights, Wi. II and serves as the Safety Officer for his Chapter and State Safety Officer. As State Safety Officer for the Blue Knights, he is given a position on the Motorcycle Safety Advisory Council for the State of Wisconsin’s DOT. Bill currently is the Chairperson for this Council.
Bill is a Charter member of Road Guardians. Bill currently rides a 2009 Honda Gold Wing.
To contact Bill, click here.
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TJ Oman is a retired US Naval Officer who is a Nationally Registered EMT, licensed in the State of Wisconsin. He is the Founder and Executive Director of THE VIPER RIDETM, a motorcycle event for Blind, Visually Impaired, and Physically Disabled military veterans.
He is a LIFE MEMBER of the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G), Road Guardians, and ABATE of Wisconsin. He is a sustaining member of the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) and a member of the American Motorcycle Association (AMA).
He is an experienced and diverse instructor who has taught a wide array of subjects over the years, ranging from adult education classes at a local technical college to various engineering curricula in mechanical and nuclear disciplines. He also maintains national credentials as a certified firearms instructor.
Since first mounting a motorcycle nearly 50 years ago, he has ridden many different bikes and has loved them all. He enjoys riding solo or two-up with his wife. He is working to get his dog to engage as a passenger in his side-car rig (so far, the 60-lb Shikoku is having none of it). When riding locally, TJ is a member of the Milwaukee H.O.G. Chapter and was a member of the Kettle Moraine Chapter of H.O.G until they were disbanded. He also rides as a member of the American Legion Riders Association of Wisconsin (District 4 & 5).
As an avid rider and a devoted safety advocate, he would both enjoy and appreciate the opportunity to train your group or organization.
To contact TJ, click here.
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Tony brings his unique experience and flavor to our classes. Tony was inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2002. He is nationally known as a speaker for motorcycle rights and advocacy. He has been active in motorcycle rights since the early 1970s. In addition to being the founder of A.B.A.T.E. of WI and BOLT (Bikers Of Lesser Tolerance), he volunteers many hours each year to teach motorcycle confiscation laws, insurance nomenclature, and Bystander Assistance Classes. Tony became an EMT in 1999 to better teach ASM classes. He served as the Head Road Captain for Scott Walker & Tommy Thompson’s M/C Tours. Tony worked as an accident investigator for Hupy and Abraham, S.C. in Milwaukee for 27 years as a motorcycle case specialist.
To contact Tony, click here.
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Howdy, I am an avid motorcycle rider and outdoors man. I’ve been an EMT for over 8 years. I’ve been on a motorcycle since I was old enough to touch the pegs and have been riding my own bike for 6 years now. Since I was a little boy, I’ve been taught to love to ride by my grandfather who rode to every state in the USA on his bike and logged over a million miles on his motorcycles. My dad continues to teach and guide me. I am a 6-year member of ABATE.
To contact Josh, click here.
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Craig has been a Professional Firefighter/EMT with the Parkersburg Fire Department for the past 15 years. He currently serves in the position of Lieutenant and is qualified as a HazMat Tech. He works part time as an EMT for both two local hospital ambulance services. Prior to transferring to the fire department, Craig spent a year as a police officer. Craig’s motorcycle interest began as he grew up in Hawaii and watched his father do club roadracing on bikes as varied as Yamahas, Hondas, and Triumphs, but didn’t get his first motorcycle, a new 1999 Ducati Supersport, until he was 29. After taking the bike through 9 states and putting 35,000 miles on the Supersport (that’s a million in Ducati miles!), his stable has expanded to include a 2008 Ducati 848. He’s a member of Ducati Owners Club of the US and US Desmo. Lisa has been an EMT for the past 6 years and works for a local ambulance service. Lisa was introduced to motorcycles when she started seeing Craig about a year and a half ago. She has enjoyed being a passenger so much that she hopes to learn to ride and get her own Ducati Monster. Lisa is a CPR and PEPP instructor and is currently enrolled in paramedic class in hopes of getting her medic license in June of this year. Craig originally certified as an instructor with ASM in 2004, but decided to recertify with his fiancé, Lisa, to get back into the program with a fresh start. Craig and Lisa are getting married in June and their honeymoon plans include a trip to Italy, and yes….. the Ducati factory is a planned stop!
To contact Craig & Lisa fill out the online form.
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Jeff bought his first bike (50 cc Montgomery Wards) when he was 18 yrs old and traded it in five days later for a 360 cc Benelli. Jeff says he “rode the Benelli for two years until someone turned left in a failed attempt to do away with my future wife and I in front of Union Station, Washington, DC”. Subsequently he and his wife Pam spent several years in the Honda family until the requirements of being “responsible” adults and parents had taken them off two wheels for far too long. For Jeff’s 50th birthday, in 1999, his marvelous wife bought him a ’93 FLHS (Harley’s short-lived Electra Glide Sport).
Since then, Jeff has been a loyal member of Fairfax VA Chapter H.O.G. serving as Safety Officer, Assistant Director, Director and a long-time Road Captain. He has assisted in delivering Group Riding Training, Road Captain Training, Boss Hogg Training. Jeff developed and delivered Passenger Training and Incident Management Training to his group as well.
Much of Jeff’s career was in the Federal Government involving training subjects as diverse as the Metric System, Handicapped Accessibility, Building and Evacuation Safety, Training the Trainer, Public Speaking, Grant Application Review for subject-matter experts, and Grants Management and Administration for Federal Managers.
Since retiring in 2010 and relocating to the Richmond, VA area to be near their two grandchildren, Jeff says he has “focused on correcting years of self-abuse and neglect and explored public service in a more direct manner”. Jeff has secured his EMR (Emergency Medical Responder) Certification, attended the Citizens Police Academy, the Citizens Fire Academy and Senior Advocate training. He has earned certifications in CPR and AED for the Health Provider, Wilderness First Aid, Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support, Pediatric Emergency Care, and Public Safety Response to Terrorism – Awareness. Jeff has been active on the Chesterfield CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) and traveled to Memphis, TN in June 2014 to complete ASM Basic & Advanced Training. Jeff is currently in pursuit of EMT training.
Jeff says, “I have long admired the good work done through ASM training and he looks forward to the opportunity to bring that benefit to riders in Virginia and neighboring states.
To contact Jeff, click here.
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Lee is the Chief Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant (PA) and EMS Liaison for the Mt Ascutney Hospital, Emergency Department, Windsor, VT. Additionally, he is the Past President of the Society of Emergency Medicine PA’s and is employed by Emergency Services of New England, staffing ED’s in Critical Access Hospitals within Vermont. He is a retired a US Navy Master Chief Hospital Corpsman/Command Master Chief with 25 years active-duty service. After retiring from the Navy, he attended the University of New England PA Program obtaining his Masters Degree and the University of West Virginia Emergency Medicine Program and is certified in Emergency Medicine. He obtained his Doctorate Degree in Medical Science, at the University of Lynchburg, with emphasis on Clinical Leadership. Prior to becoming an Emergency Medicine PA, Lee had 30+ years of experience as a Firefighter and Paramedic. He is former faculty for Firefighting/EMS at Southern Maine Community College, Indian Head Community College, and Delaware State Fire School, Dover, DE. He is faculty for the ACEP Emergency Medicine Academy, Comprehensive Life Support (CALS) Instructor, Dartmouth Hitchcock SIMLAB Training Center and a longtime AHA BLS/ ACLS/PALS Instructor. He is also a former DMAT, MMRS, MRC member and DOD Motorcycle Safety Instructor. He enjoys participating in motorcycle rides to benefit veterans, EMS, firefighters, and police. He is an active member of the American Legion, Patriot Guard Riders, Red Knights, Rolling Thunder and Veterans No Boundaries. He enjoys riding his 1999 Honda Valkyrie on the beautiful mountain roads in New England with his lovely wife Sabina.
Lee resides in the Springfield, Vermont area. CLICK HERE to contact Lee
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 Hi, I am Michelle Inzunza (Zu Zu) a Flight Nurse from Dallas, Texas. I ride my 2009 Harley Softail Deluxe “Bluezy.” I love riding solo and with my friends. I have my Basic and Advanced Motorcycle certifications through MSF and I am a member of the MRF, North Texas HOG/LOH, Texas ABATE Confederation, and AMA. I have been a registered nurse for 22 years with my early beginnings as an EMT and then a mobile intensive care transport medic for 911 in San Diego, California. The combination of Nursing and Paramedicine lead to my becoming a Flight Nurse. I am currently employed as a Flight Nurse with 10 years of critical care air ambulance experience and professional membership in the Air &Surface Transport Nurses Association. I have a Master’s degree in Nursing specializing in Nursing Education with teaching and certifications in Basic CPR, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and critical care. I am also certified in Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum and in Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP). I am a Certified Flight Nurse (CFRN) and Licensed Paramedic. In the past, I have worked for NASA as a researcher, authored journal papers, and developed a Drivers Safety Course for the United States Air Force. My career is set in safety and safety education so teaching for ASM is a perfect match for me. I like that ASM is unique to motorcycling. I believe it is important to be safe and to have the knowledge to manage an accident scene from a rider’s point of view. It is our responsibility to watch out for each other. I want to be a part of that. See you in class! To contact Michelle, click here. |
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Penni is known to her friends as “Gypsy”. She has been a Trauma, ICU, and ER nurse since the 1990s and has over 30 years of riding experience. Gyspy is active in advancing both her medical and rider skills through continued advanced rider training and education courses in basic life support and stop the bleed instruction. She is a member of the Patriot Guard Riders and Texas Motorcycle Safety Coalition. When asked why she wanted to be an ASM instructor she said, “ASM fulfills both of my passions: medicine and motorcycles”! To contact Penni, AKA “Gypsy”, CLICK HERE
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Hello, my name is Scott “Spiritrider” Gates I have been riding for 6 yrs and I work hard to promote motorcycle safety and awareness. I currently work as a substitute teacher and an elections judge for Wise County, along with working with AIR EVAC LIFETEAMS membership program. I have been promoting this program ever since I found it and have decided that I could better serve as an Instructor.
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A lot of people know Charles by his road name, “PinStripe”. He has been motorcycling since 2005. He started out riding street but switched to the cruising lifestyle in 2017. He rides with the Thin Blue Line Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club. Pinstripe has a medical background as a CCMA (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant) and worked in the ER in his local town. If you’d like to get in contact with Pinstripe CLICK HERE
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Gerald has been involved with EMS on some level since 1990. He is currently a certified instructor through the National Safety Council (NSC) and the Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI). He teaches CPR, First aid and Emergency Medical Responder (EMR); formerly known as D.O.T. First Responder, to his co-workers and church family. Gerald has a bachelor’s degree in Emergency Services Management and enjoys spending time (when he can find it) on an ambulance responding to calls for service. Gerald purchased his first motorcycle, a 2007 Suzuki Boulevard C50, in 2007 and has been riding ever since. In 2010, Gerald decided to get a big boy’s bike and purchased his second motorcycle, a 2009 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Classic. The furthest he has ridden on the hog thus far is from Anderson South Carolina to Bay St. Louis in Mississippi, about 545 miles one way. He is always looking for opportunities and the time to put a few more miles and states behind him. To contact Gerald, CLICK HERE
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Bill Johnson started his career in 1996 as a volunteer firefighter. By 1999, he became certified as an EMT-B. Bill is also a certified CPR instructor (Id # 04180671936). He worked as a supervisor of an ambulance company for over 10 years.
Bill says, “I have been riding motorcycles since I was age 5”! Due to his love of riding, he serves as the President of Ridgeview Riderz Riding Club and Western Pennsylvania Fallen Riders Foundation.
Fallen Riders Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit that helps motorcyclists and or their families who have been seriously injured or killed in a motorcycle accident. Bill serves as the secretary of his local Eagle Riders organization. He says, “My main goal is to help a motorcyclist prevent a crash in the first place so that we don’t have to deal with the devastating effects after a crash has occurred”.
To contact Bill, click here.
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After many years of working in EMS, Josh became an RN. He has been teaching American Heart Association CPR since 2004. He is President of the Oklahoma Chapter of the EMS ROADDOCS Riding Club. Josh says “ I have a beautiful wife, Karen, and two awesome daughters, Elizabeth and Gabby. I love spending time with my family and riding my Harley”. Josh looks forward to bringing ASM training to Oklahoma. To contact Josh, fill out the online form.
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 Frank started riding while attending U.S. Air Force pilot training over 30 years ago. After taking several years off to raise a family he started riding again in 2003. He retired from the Air Force after 30 years of active duty and reserve service. He’s a captain for a major U.S. airline, and Head Road Captain for his local Harley Owners Group chapter. He currently spends his “two wheel” time on a 2014 Harley Davidson with his wife Susan on her 2010 Heritage Softail. Frank has always been safety conscious whether flying his aircraft or riding his motorcycle. He’s taken several advanced rider safety courses and was among the first to get ASM certified in his chapter. Frank would love to help you set up a class! Contact him online. |
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Jeff is a retired Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon. He is a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, class of 1982. After his residency, he moved to Ashtabula, Ohio, where he practiced general Orthopedics from 1987 until 2011. During that time, he was a team physician for the local high school for 25 years, SWAT team for 15 years, and the Ashtabula Yacht Club. Jeff was a member and medical director of the Ashtabula Board of Health. He was the team physician for the polar bear plunge and he actually did the plunge for 10 years! Jeff set up the MSF course in his county. He is currently a member of the American Legion Post 103 (Ohio) Riders and a board member of the local Goodwill. He is a Master Gardener. Jeff has been married to Candi for 40 years. They have two children and three grandchildren. Jeff started riding in 2006, taking the MSF course on a dare. He rides a 2006 Honda VTX R 1300.
To Contact Jeff CLICK HERE
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Gina has been riding motorcycles for almost 25 years. Her bike is a 1975 FLH. Gina is on the Scotland County Rescue Squad as an EMT. This is a volunteer organization and she has been with them for 8 years. She is also an EMT Instructor and a State Evaluator for NCOEMS.She teaches CPR, AED & First Aid for AHA, and is a volunteer for Hospice of Scotland County. She is a member of Cape Fear HOG Chapter, CBA/ABATE of NC Cape Fear Valley and MRF. If this sounds a lot like Robert’s, it is because where there is one you will usually find the other.She looks forward to teaching ASM classes to help others better care for fellow bikers and anyone else that may benefit from this training.
Contact by filling out the online form.
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Robert is a volunteer EMT with the Scotland County Rescue Squad for the past 12 years. Started out on a company response team, then going to the squad as a way to maintain certification and to help others in the community. Member of the Cape Fear Hog Chapter, CMA/ABATE of NC and MRF.Robert teaches CPR, Defibrillators and First Aid for the American heart Association. He is also an EMT Instructor and state evaluator for NCOEMS.Accident Scene Management is another way to help others and pass along some great information.
Contact by filling out the online form.
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 I have been involved in the medical field for 40 years. In that time I have been a field medic in the army, a helicopter medic, and a nurse working for the Flight Surgeon’s office. Since getting out of the Army he has worked for a fire department in Colorado as a paramedic/firefighter and then as an RN usually working in the Emergency department. Throughout his career as a nurse and in the army he has frequently been the educator for whatever outfit he has been associated with. In New York, he was a state-certified EMS instructor and instituted the first AED program for the volunteers in the state. During this extensive medical career, he has always been interested in riding motorcycles and has had a number of different bikes over the years. His favorite bike was a 1978 Kawasaki KZ-650, and when he was going to school in Florida to earn my RN degree he rode a gold wing every day. Currently, Tim is still riding at 67 and has a Victory Vision that he rides with the EMS Road Docs in Central NY. To contact Tim, Click HERE |
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Jonathan is a Graduate Student at Fordham University where he will be receiving his Masters in Social Work in May 2018. After graduation he plans on pursuing a career in Healthcare as well as training to be a Psychotherapist. Currently Jonathan is a NREMT volunteering with the Long Hill First Aid Squad, where he is also a CPR/First Aid instructor and Blood Drive Coordinator. Additionally, Jonathan is a Ice Water Rescue Technician and probationary member of the Stirling Volunteer Fire Department.
Jonathan is a member of the American Motorcyclist Association and is currently serving as the AMA’s New Jersey Volunteer Coordinator. He has completed the AMA’s Road Captain training and is enrolled in the AMA’s Long Rider Program. Jonathan has also completed the AMA’s EAGLES Activist training, which teaches motorcyclists how to advocate for riders rights and concerns. Jonathan’s other motorcycle activities include; lifetime member of Road Guardians; serving as Guardian of Membership for Broken Column Chapter of the Widow’s Sons Masonic Riders Association; member of the Red Knights New Jersey Chapter 32 Motorcycle Club; member of A.B.A.T.E. of the Garden State; member of Motorcycle Riders Foundation.
In addition to advocating for riders’ rights, Jonathan is also a volunteer advocate with the Humane Society of the United States and volunteers at a the Plainfield Area Humane Society animal shelter. “Motorcyclists and Animals; the two best groups of people.” To contact Jonathan for a class, CLICK HERE.
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 Allan has a varied professional background in training and course development, including managing training organizations, and training management. His first “damage control” experience was through submarine service damage control training. Since then, after being tasked with first response to many incidents over the years, he vowed to be trained versus helpless in those types of situations. Through Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) experience (where I trained trainers for FEMA) he further internalized his skills through drills. Allan is so committed to improving his first response that he completed his EMT-B training and National registry examination in June 2014.Allan is a State of Nevada Motorcycle Safety Coach. They say “those who can’t do it teach it”, but he claims to be “battle-tested”. Allan says: “In all of my years of teaching, I never forgot what it was like to relate to those who are learning for the first time”. He enjoys teaching and loves to make it fun to learn.
Allan’s Motto is: If you think education is too costly, try ignorance! To contact Allan for a class, fill out the form online.
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 Ultra Classic. He rides his bike for pleasure, but it is also his daily commuter to and from work every day and is used as a teaching tool for his advanced rider classes.Jesus is an avid motorcycle rider and has been for most of his life. He has been teaching the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) rider course with the Nevada Rider Safety program since 2005. Teaching and helping new riders to learn to ride motorcycles safely for the first time, and being a mentor to advanced riders has become his passion. Jesus has owned and continued to ride various makes and models of motorcycles throughout his life. He currently rides a Harley Davidson 2013 AnniversaryAs a full-time job, Jesus has been working as an Instrument technician at Nevada NV Energy Power Company for the last 18 years here in Reno, NV. The Power plant is located 25 miles out of town where they have a medical and fire emergency response time of 25-to 30 minutes away. As a National Safety Council instructor and an NV licensed EMT since 1997, one of his responsibilities at the plant is being a lead medical instructor for the rescue team. Jesus says, “I educate the team at NV Energy, as well as other organizations in CPR, First Aid & AED. As a member of the rescue team at the plant, we are trained in High Angle & confined space rescue as well as a medical emergency response”.
Jesus is a bi-lingual (Spanish) instructor for the Nevada Riders Program, He speaks fluently in English and Spanish, and as an EMT this has been very helpful in providing training for various riders in the community. I enjoy filling my spring and summer weekends teaching MSF Basic, an experienced rider’s course in addition to teaching Nevada’s new Advanced Rider Course. When I heard about ASM training it was a natural fit and I look forward to bringing this course to Nevada as one of the first two instructors!
To contact me for a course fill out the form online.
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Michael is a MSF RiderCoach, Harley Davidson Riding Academy Coach & Southern Nevada Outreach Coordinator for the NevadaRider Program. He began riding minibikes (the old lawnmower engine type) in 1967. Some of the motorcycle and athletic/group activities he has done: former lead instructor for Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic, manager for AMA/RMA championship racing team, motorcycle tour guide, AMA Member, keyholder at Cycle Gear stores, trained as PADI Divemaster, outdoor survival, and mountaineering training—to include technical climbing. Pilot was the former marketing manager for Peter Starr, of AMA Hall of Fame. Michael said, “I have training in, BLS/CPR/Basic First Aid. My friends call me “Pilot”… there’s a backstory, lol. Ride Well, Pilot”
CLICK HERE to contact Pilot.
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Bill is a Total Control Beginning/Intermediate Instructor and an Isle of Man TT Marshal.
Bill has over 50 years of motorcycle experience. After spending 35 years in corporate finance, he now devotes his time to his passions, motorcycles, and travel. Bill has ridden in 22 countries in Europe, South, Central, and North America. he is a certified Instructor for Total Control and also a Marshal in the world-famous Isle of Man TT and Classic TT. To contact Bill for a class CLICK HERE
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Bill has been riding motorcycles for over 45 years starting with dual-sport and off-road motorcycle racing. Over the years he began expanding to street riding and has continued the love of motorcycles ever since. Bill took his first ASM class in 1999 in St. Louis and has taken both courses 3 additional times to keep his skills current along with staying certified in first aid and CPR/AED. Bill has put his ASM skills to work on four motorcycle accidents and three car accidents since first being trained. For the past 30 years, he has worked with people with disabilities in which he has responded to medical needs such as seizures and various injuries of many employees until EMS arrived. He also has additional experience in industrial education and law enforcement. Bill and his wife Vicky are passionate about ASM training and have personally sponsored two ASM classes in Missouri and one in Kansas. They have a love for motorcycles and motorcycle safety and are involved in motorcycling as a member of the AMA, MOA, Rescue Riders, Road Guardians, Patriot Express and Patriot Guard. Bill said, “Of all the various kinds of training I’ve taken through the years, ASM training is the most important”. Contact Bill.
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Vicky took the MSF class and began riding her own bike in 1999. Since moving to Missouri in l997 from Texas, she has been active in county and state emergency preparedness. Her training and emergency preparedness management began as an assistant director for a Fire Explorer Post. From that experience, Vicky worked in County Emergency Management for over five years. She started a local Citizen Corps and was program manager and senior instructor for CERT (Community Emergency Response Team). She taught citizens and business owners how to take care of themselves, their families, employees and neighborhood for 72 hours during disasters, terrorism and crime.During those years, Vicky earned a Professional Development Series certificate through the Federal Emergency Management Institute.Her volunteer experience in disasters included working in the area of Search and Rescue following the Joplin, MO tornado through CERT and as an American Red Cross volunteer.She is a member of Rescue Riders (Missouri Coordinator), Road Guardians, Patriot Guard, Missouri Patriot Express, Kansas City BMW Motorcycle Club, Heart of America Motorcycle Enthusiasts, and the American Red Cross. After taking the ASM Basic and Advanced courses, she and her husband have participated in many ASM training sessions and have sponsored Basic and Advanced classes in Missouri and Kansas. To schedule a class with Vicky, contact her by filling out the form online.
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My first motorcycle experience was a dirt bike that I could never seem to get enough of. My father owned a 175 which I always seemed a passenger of. The first bike I personally owned was a 1979 Honda CB750K. I drove it daily until one day I blew out 3rd gear and then we had kids. I looked around for years for something that I wanted and found a 1985 Honda Goldwing GL1200 Aspencade. In my first full year I put over 10,000 miles on it going back and forth to work including a few day trips and group rides. I currently belong to our church’s riding group of over 400 riders and participate in the Patriot Guard. I attended my first ERC training this summer, which I highly recommend to all riders. My wife and my youngest daughter ride with me frequently.
I’ve been a paramedic for over 25 years. My most recent experience was in a high volume area as a supervisor. I have treated several patients of motorcycle accidents over the years. All of these were the result of speed and/or the negotiation of a turn. I have been a CPR instructor for most of my career and an instructor for other EMS programs including adjunct faculty for EMTs. Contact me by filling out the form online.
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Sylvia has over 15 years of hospital nursing experience working in critical care, post-anesthesia, and orthopedic areas. In addition, she has worked with home health care for over 20 years including working as a Clinical Manager; supporting the specialty nurses for wound, mental health, post-transplant, infusion, and disease management care. Sylvia says: “My husband Bruce and I attended Accident Scene Management (ASM) Instructor training in 2012 and have taught 3 to 5 ASM classes each year since that time. As a Lead ASM Instructor, I know that providing effective instructions to manage accidents improves the accident victim’s chances and decreases the risk of additional injuries at the scene”. Contact Sylvia by filling out the form online. |
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Bruce is a Lifetime Member of HOG and belongs to two chapters. He is the former Head Road Captain and Assistant Director of one chapter. Presently he is also a board member of the other chapter. Besides riding motorcycles he likes to hunt, fish (summer and winter), ride ATV’s and generally enjoy anything with the outdoors. Bruce says. “I love spending time with my two grandsons. I believe in ASM and enjoy teaching the classes along with my wife Sylvia”. He completed ASM instructor certification training in 2012 and says, “It’s rewarding to hear from people we have trained and who have used the information they learned in class to help others”. Bruce is certified in CPR and advanced first aid. Bruce can be contacted by filling out the form online.
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Chris co-founded Road Guardians and serves on the Accident Scene Management Board of Directors for over 10 years. He is a zealot for getting people trained in ASM and encourages everyone to share their experience.
He is a Lifetime Member of HOG, SCVR, and a member of three HOG Chapters. He is a certified Minnesota Road Guard, was the Director of the Wild Prairie HOG Chapter for 4 years, Safety Officer for over 4 years, and conducted numerous Group Riding Clinics. Chris is certified in CPR and Advanced First Aid.
Chris is committed to a lifetime focus on learning, collaborating, and communication. To schedule a class or seminar for Minnesota or Northern Wisconsin, please contact Chris by filling out the form online.
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Kathleen has been in the health care industry for over 25 years. She says, “Being a Registered Nurse is my passion”! When she first heard about ASM training she was excited to find there was something out there that would allow her to work along with her family to mix her hobby of riding motorcycles with her medical training. Kathleen has come upon motorcycle accidents and assisted, but never was first on the scene in a traumatic situation. She always wondered what she would do. When she found a class that trains people to handle trauma situations and was given the opportunity to train others to properly handle emergency situations, she knew this was right for her. Kathleen is a member of the Christian Motorcycle Association (CMA) and is the New Jersey State Director for Motorcycle Sport Touring Association (MSTA). Motorcycling has allowed Kathleen, her husband, and her son to travel throughout the United States and Europe. Kathleen Explains, ”This training will better prepare me if someone encounters a motorcycle accident and will allow me to educate many of the people that I ride with. Being prepared to ride a motorcycle is more than just having proper gear, it is knowing how to assess and administer proper Accident Scene Management! |
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 John started his career in EMS in 1998 going to work for a local ambulance service in the Flint area. He then moved to a county EMS system where he worked as a Paramedic, Field Trainer, and Part-time shift Coordinator. He also works as a special event medic for a Detroit company and has done such events as The North American International Auto Show, Michigan State Fair, Super Bowl, and Detroit Winter Fest along with many other concerts and music festivals. John is also a firefighter, Fire Instructor, and Hazardous Materials Technician. He currently serves as the EMT Programs Coordinator and heads the Continuing Education programs at a large hospital located in Flint. John has been riding motorcycles off and on since he was 16. In 2006, John bought his first Harley Davidson and he and his wife haven’t looked back. They both are avid bikers and enjoy taking long trips. They have been to the Sturgis Rally, Daytona Beach Rally, Harley Davidson 105th Anniversary Rally, and have ridden the Dragon. (Where the picture was taken.) John is a Lifetime Member of H.O.G. and is a Road Captain in the Shiawassee HOG Chapter. He has been teaching CPR/First Aid classes to several local HOG chapters for the past few years. He also has recently joined the Rescue Riders in hopes to further promote biker safety.
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Over 20 years ago my husband and my best friend bought my first bike, a Honda 250. He is an awesome teacher. In no time I needed a bigger bike, I told him I was tired of shifting 2 to his 1 to keep up on my little bike. In 1996 he asked what I wanted for Christmas, I thought about it for 2 seconds and replied, “Road Race Lessons”. I had to wait till July for my present, but it was well worth the wait. One week after class we were on our way to Chicago to buy my first race bike. I raced for three years and became the first woman expert road racer in Michigan. It was the experience of a lifetime. My husband was my wrench, he always taught me that the most important things were to ride safe, and finish the race. I did have my share of spills though. There is a saying amongst racers, “If you are not crashing you are not racing”. I must have been racing. During the 3 years of making the circuit with the Great Lakes Road Racing Association, I managed to cover 8,000 miles while negotiating 65,000 turns at an average speed of 75 mph. I missed judged 8 turns, which resulted in 4 concussions, turning my spine backward, breaking one finger, one foot, and a fingernail. After our 4 kids grew up and left the nest, we decided it was time to take our life long trip. This was to ride our bikes cross-country. We bought our cruisers and off we went. It was an incredible adventure; we still have 3 states left to see. I belong to the Women on Wheels Free Spirit Chapter of Michigan. I was introduced to Bystander Assistance at a seminar given by my fellow members and friends Tammie and Ann, who are also Instructors here in Michigan. I was so impressed with the information that was being given, I decided to become an EMT and take the instructor training as well, so I could help get this most valuable information out to more bikers. During our trip there were areas that we didn’t see a car on the road for 2 or more hours, what would we have done? Cell phone service, forget it. This is the reason I am so excited to have the opportunity to help make a difference. I can be contacted by filling out the form online. |
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I started my fire service career in 1989 after growing up around the local fire department (born and raised in Southampton, MA). I have simultaneously served on as many as three Fire Departments that also provide ambulance service. I have worked with Paramedics as a basic EMT as well as, and mostly as an Intermediate. I worked my way from FF to training officer to Chief on the town’s call department. I have earned at least one certification a year throughout my career and continue at that pace. Currently, I am a shift officer (Lt.) at the 104 FW Air National Guard Base in Westfield, MA; I started there in 1994. I have also served with both the Army Reserve and Air National Guard. I started riding dirt bikes as a kid and transition to street bikes several years out of high school. My first was a 1985 Honda Interceptor. Then graduated to an H-D Sporty; now I ride a 2002 H-D Fatboy. I think adding ASM instruction will be an interesting fulfilling new direction. You can contact me by filling out the form online. |
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Jose has been riding since 1993. He has been involved with motorcycle groups since 2003. He served as the past President of Star Chapter 225 in Massachusetts and is currently a member of the Boston chapter of the Harley Owners Group. Jose has been an EMT since 1985 with the last 30 years working at Boston EMS. He currently holds the rank of Captain. Jose has been a state paramedic since 2000 as well as an instructor, coordinator, and EMT examiner. He says, “I enjoy teaching and, with my love of motorcycling, I hope to bring my two interests together in order to help riders learn how to assist other riders who may have suffered an injury until emergency crews arrive”. His current bike is a 2014 FLHTP Electra Glide. Jose looks forward to working with you and your group! To Contact Jose, Click Here
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 Hello, My name is Lucinda E Robinson. I am a Marion County Sheriff’s Deputy Sergeant in Indianapolis Indiana. I have been on the Department for 20 years. For the past 13 years, I have been stationed as a supervisor over the ER Holding Room and Detention areas at Wishard Hospital in Indianapolis. Wishard Memorial Hospital is a Level 1 Trauma Center. My medical background includes Indiana State Certification as an EMT-B, PI, and American Heart Association BLS Instructor working at IU Health, Emergency Services Education Center, Central Nine Career Center, and Owner/Operator of Hands Helping Hearts CPR, LLC. I am also currently an American Heart Association Regional Faculty member. My family has been into motorcycling for over 40 years and I look forward to bringing this training to Indiana. I can be reached by filling out the form online. |
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Dan is a full time, full serve real estate broker which allows him to set his own schedule. Dan says “It allows me to be active in motorcycling and advocacy events” and is one of the original founders of the IL Chapter of the EMS Road Docs. Dan has been riding since he was 12 and has seen his fair share of bumps and bruises. After a bad accident in 1995, Dan chose to get more life out of this time on earth and has discovered a huge need to be ready for anything the open road brings. Once the kids left and made him an empty nester, he decided to volunteer more time to the riding community and saw the need for people to step up and help each other when the worst happens. Dan has been all about ASM since he took the classes in 2010. His focus on safety focuses on BOTH sides of the handlebars and he is always looking for ways to take training to a more professional level. Dan’s personal goal is to have every person carry a first aid kit and know how to use it.
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I am an EMT-B, LPN, RN/BSN as well as an AHA CPR/First Aid instructor. I am currently working on my MSN with the focus being education. Once I complete my MSN I will sit for my (CNE) Certified Nurse Educator. As you can see, education is a love of mine! I currently work as a PCU nurse with a focus in cardiac at a local hospital in my area. I have been an nurse since 2009. I was on a fire department for approximately a year as an EMT-B. For me nursing is not a career, it is a passion that I believe strongly in. I believe that is important to give back to my community and pay it forward in an effort to help others do what they love.
I have been an avid motorcycle rider since 2004 and have ridden racetracks two up. I started my riding career with sport bikes and I now own a Harley Fat Bob. I prefer to be the passenger instead of the driver as I have gotten older. My husband and I belong to American Veterans Motorcycle Riding Association Chapter 10 as well as Rescue Riders. I have done more studying for nursing school than I can remember on the back of our Harley. There is just something about the open road that frees my mind and makes it easier to concentrate. Can you relate? I would love to be your instructor. Contact me and let me know how I can help get you and or your group trained in Accident Scene Management.
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Deby has been an active participant in anything with wheels most of her life. Her mechanical aptitude was nurtured from an early age as she worked on and restored many different cars, so her interest in motorcycles came naturally. She rode dirt bikes as a child and rode & raced mountain bikes for 20+ years before getting back into motorcycles in 2012. Deby bought her first street bike at that time, a Honda VTX1300. She says, “I am passionate about motorcycles and like most things I’m passionate about; I read everything I could get my hands on about riding. I took several of the local MSF STAR courses and am on my bike nearly everyday practicing and enjoying the ride”. Deby joined several different riding groups, including Motor Maids, Patriot Guard Riders and Women On Wheels®, AMA & Idaho Coalition for Motorcycle Safety. In 2016 she became the director for her local Women On Wheels® chapter and continues to serve in that capacity. She has worked for over 30 years as a veterinary technician and received the hands on skills that go along with the day-to-day world of veterinary medicine, including emergency veterinary care. She firmly believe in the mission of ASM training for all riders and being prepared for all situations. Deby said, “I believe all motorcyclists should have this training in order to know how to properly handle an injured motorcyclist and the crash scene. To contact Deby for a class, CLICK HERE
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 Francia “Cherry Bomb” Birulin is a self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie and recognized her passions early in life and embarked on a determined journey to achieve them, welcoming challenges and new experiences along the way. Her EMS career began with EMT-I training through the US Army in 1988 and Hawaii Air National Guard, USAF during Desert Storm. After graduating with her BSN in 1995, Francia’s nursing career progressed as ER/Trauma Nurse, Nursing Supervisor/ Clinical Coordinator, and Ground Ambulance and Flight Nurse primarily in Arizona, California, and Hawaii. She is a Certified Emergency Nurse and affiliated with the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) and with the Air and Surface Transport Nurses Association (ASTNA). Always drawn to motorcycles as a young child Francia began riding her own 2003 Anniversary HD 1200 Custom XL Sportster in Northern California and is currently in Hawaii where she enjoys “riding circles in Paradise.” More importantly, she is a proud mom to two loving sons who share her passion for travel and experiencing new cultures. Today, Francia still works in EMS at a rural Emergency Department and is a part-time Independent Consultant and International Transport Nurse. She is an active member of Street Bikers United in Hawaii and firmly believes in the mission of ASM training for all riders in order to be realistic, proactive, and prepared in all situations. To get in touch with Fran fill out the form online. |
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I have been riding motorcycles since I was a young child. My first Harley Davidson motorcycle was a 2005 Softail Deuce and I also ride a 2008 Electra Glide Ultra Classic. I am a member of the HOG organization and Founder, Founding President and current member of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club (BSMC) Jackson, TN.
I currently serve as a soldier on active duty military for 20+ years with several deployments to combat zones to include Desert Shield/Desert Storm where I had my first experience as first responder to traumatic injuries. Other deployments include Operation Restore Hope, Somalia and two deployments to Operation IRAQI Freedom where I was recognized for aiding and assisting wounded nationals as the result of a deadly night indirect fire attack. Continuing education with the Army Combat Life Saver Course (CLS) program made this possible.
As the Senior Military Science Instructor at the University of Tennessee, Martin I developed and managed the military motorcycle mentorship program for the ROTC program at the college. While in West Tennessee I Orchestrated the first Ezra Howard Ride to honor WWII Veteran Ezra Howard who fought with the all-famous black 92nd Infantry Division known as the “Buffalo Soldiers”. Thanks to three counties and the support of local officials and police escorts, over 250 motorcycle riders rode over 65 miles with no incidents.
Contact me by filling out the form online.
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Joe is originally from Chicago, IL but says “I’ve been lucky enough to be living in Hawaii for the last 17 years and part-time in the Philippines for the last 10 years”. Joe has been riding since the age of 12 starting with a 65 cc Benelli mini-bike with proceeds from selling lemonade and cookies in front of a busy construction site. He then graduated to a 76’ Harley Sportster and began blazing the streets of Chicago. Currently, Joe is riding a 2013 Tri-Glide in Hawaii and a custom springer trike in Dumaguete, Philippines where he enjoys riding through the mountains.
Joe’s interest in emergency medicine started when he became an EMT in 1978 in Chicago. He went on to become a Paramedic Officer for the Chicago Fire Department and Scuba Diving Instructor prior to becoming a Physician’s Assistant in a freestanding rural Emergency Department. Joe received the Paramedic of the Year award in 1982 when he and his partner safely rescued 36 people from a burning building at a time that was before Chicago Fire Department had a formal disaster response plan in place. In 1994, he graduated from Cook County Hospital Physician Assistant Program as Class President with Honors.
In 2001 Joe was the medic for John Bennett when he became the first person to complete an open water scuba dive to a world record depth of 1,024 ft. / 308 meters as documented by National Geographic and Guinness Book of World Records. Currently, Joe is working 12 & 24-hour shifts in the Emergency Department at Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center on Oahu in Hawaii. He says “ I spend all of my free time scuba diving and riding my Harley in paradise”. Joe also has friends and family in Dumaguete, Philippines where he looks forward to teaching local bikers ASM classes.
To contact Joe for classes in Hawaii or the Philippines fill out the form online.
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 Phil has been riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles since 2003 after completion of the MSF program. He has twice completed the Experienced Rider Course. He, as well as his late wife Jean, have been involved in ASM instruction since 2004 as a Course Assistant and now as a Lead Instructor. Phil and Jean created a safety-based training center, North Georgia Biker Safety.” Phil is an active member of the Cartersville Georgia HOG Chapter and Cherokee County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). He has been employed full time with AT&T for over 25 years; he is currently an IT Metrics Analyst.
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 …rolling along, knees in the breeze…..everything is great…..taking in the scenery, and being one with the road…..and then, before you know it….a biker is down. Now what? If you want to find out the answer and how to help your brother or sister of the road…..come out to a class and learn how you can be there in your brothers/sisters time of need. You never think it’s going to happen to you, your family, or friends. We’ve all buried too many from that “left hand turn”. “I didn’t see him….” These words are heard over and over……Being one with the road is my life, my passion. I’ve witnessed many accidents happen, lost many a brother/sister through the years. An Independent supporting: Bikers Down and Mother on a Mission, ABATE of Florida (life member/Skyway Chapter Charter Member), Suncoast Brotherhood Life Member ( MRO), MAFT (Motorcycle Awareness Foundation of Tennessee), and the local biker community…, I’m currently pursuing my RN/ BSN. I’ve been an LPN for 24 years, the last 16 years in Anticoagulation Therapy. The past 5 years have been spent traveling as a Clinical Specialist in that same field, working to educate patients and medical professionals about the benefits of High Quality Anticoagulation Management. I was put on my first motorcycle at 5 years old. I was hooked. I’ve been riding most of my adult life, and have logged many miles. Only have 6 states out of 50 left to ride through. Have been hit by a cage and knocked off my scoot while stopped at a stop sign (and she was a nurse!). Went down a while back and was lucky enough to live to tell about it….being airlifted to a local trauma center with a bleed in the brain. Now it’s time to pay it forward and spread the word…..teaching you how to help your brothers and sisters if the need should ever arise. Contact me by filling out the form online if you are interested in hearing more about classes. I am available for Local (Florida) or long distance on-site presentations! |
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Paul Callahan, NREMT, is a Road Captain with the Milwaukee and Rockstar(Ft. Myers, FL) HOG Chapters as well as the Safety Officer for Milwaukee Chapter. He is an EMT with the Elm Grove, WI, Emergency Medical Service. Paul is certified in Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS), Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC), and has been ASMI trained since 2007. He also teaches Group Riding and Road Captain Training classes for the Milwaukee HOG Chapter; CRP/AED classes for the American Heart Association and American Red Cross; is an instructor in Verbal Defense & Influence; a certified instructor for the ALICE Training Institute (Active Shooter Survival); and a certified Firearms Instructor by the USCCA. Paul is a Charter, Certified, and Lifetime Road Guardian as well as a Master Instructor in Tae Kwon Do. As a Lead Instructor with many years of teaching experience, he brings a unique and fun style to his classes.
To contact Paul, click here.
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I hail originally from NY, Long Island to be specific. I now live in Port Richey, FL. I got my M/C license and my first bike at 17 years old (1973). Three years prior to that I started volunteering at Nassau County Medical Center in the Emergency Room, as an Explorer Scout. Our adviser was the administrator of the hospital, which gave us special privileges. It was fantastic. I logged 2400 hrs. before I graduated HS. I got myself to and from the Hospital with a Jawa Moped. You could ride a 2 wheel vehicle that didn’t go more that 25mph legally without a license. You had to be at least 18 to become an EMT and to get a regular motor vehicle operator’s license, I was already on the Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corps. In 1975 I became an EMTI at South Nassau Community Hospital in Oceanside, NY, which is what my level of practice is. In 1975 I added NY Firefighter to my skills, have been an instructor for CPR, First Aid and an EMT evaluator for almost as long. I have also been an evaluator at SOLO, a wilderness EMT training facility in NH. I have owned many bikes but currently ride a K1200LT BMW. In 2004 I became an MSF instructor, and have taught here in FL, NH, NYC, and MA. I believe very strongly in the ASM program and feel honored to now be an Instructor. In 1998 I was in a Severe Multi-Trauma Motorcycle accident and had it not been for the trained people who responded quickly, I would not be here. I believe that the more people who are trained the more people who can survive, not only for the Quantity of life, but the Quality of life. If we can make a difference I want to be a part of that. I am currently a member of West Pasco County Medical Reserve Corps and Pasco Sheriff’s Office. Also a Riders Edge Instructor and Rental Manager at Tampa Harley Davidson.
For a class or seminar, contact me by filling out the form online.
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Steve Marshall fell in love with motorcycles at the age of 13 but didn’t start actively riding until 2007, when he passed his MSF test in a driving rainstorm with his eldest daughter, Caitlin. His love of safety began in high school with a first aid class, and he began teaching for American Red Cross in 1970 when he was a student at Northwestern University. An EMT Basic since 1983, he is a former volunteer fire chief in Arlington, VA, and he is a longtime ski patroller at Liberty Mountain, PA. He’s currently certified as an instructor with the American Heart Association and American Safety and Health Institute, is a former assistant director and safety officer for the Manassas (VA) H.O.G. In Florida, he’ll be riding with the Rockstar H.O.G. in Fort Myers. Steve volunteered for 20 summers as an EMT for the National Park Service at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, VA. Steve, who lives in Naples, FL, has wanted to teach Accident Scene Management ever since he heard Vicki’s presentation years ago at the Progressive Motorcycle Show in Washington, D.C.
To contact Steve, click here.
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If I can help you or your group, please contact me by filling out the form online. Check out this article about Megan’s work at Sandy Hook in our January 2014 Newsletter! |
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I teach the on-campus EMT Basic, IV, ITLS, CPR, and First Aid courses for MCC and coordinate the EMS course offerings off-campus in the 11,500 square mile service area for MCC. This encompasses an area from Ft. Morgan east to Wray, south to Burlington, west through Limon to Bennett, and back to Ft. Morgan. I also coordinate the on-campus courses such as EMT Intermediate, ACLS, PALS, and others. I have been a member of ABATE of Colorado since 2003 and currently serve as Northeast Regional Coordinator and Assistant State Coordinator for ABATE of Colorado and a member of District One in northeast Colorado. I have been an ASM lead instructor since 2008 and believe all motorcyclists should have this training to know how to properly handle an injured motorcyclist and the accident scene. Please contact me by filling out the form online. |
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Mark Beluscak is an active motorcyclist in the Denver Metro area. He rides his 2018 Road King with his local chapter of H.O.G. (Mile High) and with the Blue Knights Colorado 1. He has been a firefighter, EMT, National Park Ranger, Search and Rescue team member, Deputy Sheriff, and Police Officer. In all of his endeavors his degree in education and practical application of educational theory has led him to gain teaching certifications in each of these areas. His most recent career was as the Director of the Law Enforcement Academy at Red Rocks Community College. Mark remains an active CPR and First Aid instructor with the American Heart Association. He is currently leading the effort to improve first responder wellness in the State Of Colorado, as well as advance the paradigm of training in emergency services. To contact Mark CLICK HERE.
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 As soon as she could touch the ground, at the age of 8 years old, Roxanne started riding her older brother’s 125cc dirt bike. Currently, she rides a custom 2008 Street Glide which is the love of her life after her family, (mostly). A well-respected critical care RN for many years, she found herself designated as the go-to person in various medical situations. Following a few accidents involving her HOG chapter, it became apparent that more definitive scene management and treatment guidelines were needed for the safety of all the members. Roxanne says “Come take a ride to the beautiful Central California coastline, enjoy the sights and the benefit from our knowledge of this fabulous course. Or you can simply give us a call and we can come to you!!” To contact Roxanne fill out the form online. |
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Joe is an Outdoor Emergency Medical Technician (OEC-Tec) volunteer with the National Ski Patrol and an an avid skier and scuba diver. As a scuba instructor, Joe teaches CPR/First Aid, AED, Emergency Oxygen and BLS for the Healthcare Provider and is a Dive Emergency Management Provider (DEMP) Instructor with Divers Alert Network (DAN) as well as a certified re-compression chamber technician. He started riding motorcycles as a child but didn’t get serious about it until later in life. He loves both sport bikes and dual sports/off-road and has done both local road trips throughout California as well as internationally through Thailand, Malaysia, and Belize. He can often be seen at local rides and events riding sweep toting his EMT bag.
To contact Joe for a class, click HERE
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I am 53 yrs young and as some would say a “Probie” or “New Kid” as I came late to riding. As an RN for 29 years working in ICU, ER, & Operating Rooms around California & Washington, motorcyclists were known as “Donor cycles”. So it was with much trepidation I made the decision to learn to ride when I relocated to an area that made it a financial benefit. I failed my first MSF class (from fear) but had a motorcycle waiting for me in my garage (my Baby Girl an’06 Heritage Softail). Needless to say a learner’s permit, 5-hour riding class, and another skill test later I was an officially licensed motorcyclist! And I haven’t looked back! My only regret is that in starting so late I have missed tons of riding opportunities.
I now have 3 yrs & a change of riding under my belt (61,000 mi) and look forward to riding every day. I am taking a more active role by membership in American Motorcycling Assoc., my National HOG org; as well as, my local HOG & LOH chapter’s (Puget Sound). I am also renewing my ACLS certification. I have spent 15+ years as a preceptor teaching students how to function and think in critical settings.
I was introduced to ASM at the Women’s Conference in Keystone, CO in the summer of 2009 (absolutely awe-inspiring). I was excited to learn how to incorporate this teaching skill into my Love of Riding. One of my sayings is: “Knowledge is a free gift and we can never receive enough gifts.” So take it and ruuun with it !!!
To contact Chris for a class in the NorthWest region, click here.
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Bill has been riding motorcycles for over 45 years starting with dual-sport and off-road motorcycle racing. Over the years he began expanding to street riding and has continued the love of motorcycles ever since. Bill took his first ASM class in 1999 in St. Louis and has taken both courses 3 additional times to keep his skills current along with staying certified in first aid and CPR/AED. Bill has put his ASM skills to work on four motorcycle accidents and three car accidents since first being trained. For the past 30 years, he has worked with people with disabilities in which he has responded to medical needs such as seizures and various injuries of many employees until EMS arrived. He also has additional experience in industrial education and law enforcement. Bill and his wife Vicky are passionate about ASM training and have personally sponsored two ASM classes in Missouri and one in Kansas. They have a love for motorcycles and motorcycle safety and are involved in motorcycling as a member of the AMA, MOA, Rescue Riders, Road Guardians, Patriot Express and Patriot Guard. Bill said, “Of all the various kinds of training I’ve taken through the years, ASM training is the most important”. Contact Bill.
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Vicky took the MSF class and began riding her own bike in 1999. Since moving to Missouri in l997 from Texas, she has been active in county and state emergency preparedness. Her training and emergency preparedness management began as an assistant director for a Fire Explorer Post. From that experience, Vicky worked in County Emergency Management for over five years. She started a local Citizen Corps and was program manager and senior instructor for CERT (Community Emergency Response Team). She taught citizens and business owners how to take care of themselves, their families, employees and neighborhood for 72 hours during disasters, terrorism and crime.During those years, Vicky earned a Professional Development Series certificate through the Federal Emergency Management Institute.Her volunteer experience in disasters included working in the area of Search and Rescue following the Joplin, MO tornado through CERT and as an American Red Cross volunteer.She is a member of Rescue Riders (Missouri Coordinator), Road Guardians, Patriot Guard, Missouri Patriot Express, Kansas City BMW Motorcycle Club, Heart of America Motorcycle Enthusiasts, and the American Red Cross. After taking the ASM Basic and Advanced courses, she and her husband have participated in many ASM training sessions and have sponsored Basic and Advanced classes in Missouri and Kansas. To schedule a class with Vicky, contact her by filling out the form online.
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Teresa was born and raised in Chicago, spent 5 years in Arizona, and now resides in San Antonio, TX. She is a master’s prepared Registered Nurse with 25 years primarily in prehospital, ER, and Trauma. Teresa currently works as a Director of multiple Free Standing Emergency Departments in Southern Texas. She has been riding since a teen on dirt bikes and currently rides a 2017 Street Glide Special named OLAF. Her passion in life is to educate riders to help one another in efforts to decrease Injuries and facilities. To contact Teresa, click here.
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Mike got his first motorcycle at 5 years old. He currently rides a 2009 CVO Ultra Classic Screamin’ Eagle. He is a member of HOG and the Defiant Brotherhood Motorcycle Club. Mike is an EMT who is working on becoming a Paramedic. After 5 years working on an ambulance in Pinal County, he left that job to join the exciting world of the hospital ER!
CLICK HERE to contact Mike.
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I’ve been a rider for 12 years …learned on a Honda Rebel and now ride a Street Glide. I’ve been CPR and First Aid certified for almost 14 years …needed to be as the Leader of my daughter’s Brownie Troop! I’m married to George who’s a Certified RiderCoach for the CMSP and have 2 grown children, 4 dogs, 2 cats, and 2 fish. Our son Andrew was in a bike accident in November 2002 …spent 18 days in a coma, broken femur and wrist, brain stem injuries – lucky for us that the accident was right in front of our local hospital and EMTs were on the scene within minutes. If the accident had happened anywhere else, with no one nearby trained to help, we know we would have lost him. George and I own and live at Valley V-Twin, a motorcycle dealership in Indio, CA. I am a member of the AMA, Sustaining Member of the MRF & Lifetime HOG member. We’ve brought the ASM classes to our area because we are dedicated to promoting rider training, rider safety, and motorcycle awareness in the State of California – including organizing an annual Motorcycle Awareness Month event every year for the last 4 years – helping others learn what to do in the aftermath of a motorcycle accident just fits in! Becoming an ASM Instructor was an obvious next step. I look forward to sharing my knowledge, training, and experience with you!
To host a class, you can contact me by filling out the form online
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Kris has been riding motorcycles since 2002. She has been a member of the American Legion Riders and currently rides with Blackhorse Regimental Cavalry Motorcycles. Kris has worked ER, OR, medical/surgical, rehab, progressive care (formerly known as ICU step-down) as well as moonlit as an EMT while serving in the army. She launched a new business, Riders to the Rescue, to help riders have the tools and education they need to be Good Samaritans in their communities. To contact Kris for a class: CLICK HERE
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Ben Martinez has been riding since he was a kid on various makes and models and rides whenever he can. He is a proud 3-time patch holder and member of the Iron Butt Association.
Ben is a Rescue Rider and has been active in helping teach ASM classes and serve on many Rescue Rider missions. He has experience teaching large groups both live and via telecom classes.
To contact Ben, click here.
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Dan has been riding motorcycles since 2011. From 2007 to 2018, he was a full-time career Firefighter/EMT-B, applying that knowledge to help other motorcyclists stay safe. Dan utilizes his YouTube channel, DanDanTheFireman, to spread motorcycle safety messages even further! Since retiring as a Firefighter/EMT-B, Dan said: “I have dedicated myself to saving motorcyclists’ lives.” Dan became an MSF Rider Coach at the beginning of 2019. He says, “The more I learn, the better I can teach”. To reach Dan, CLICK HERE or watch some of his safety videos here.
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Judy has been riding dirt bikes since she was 10 years old. She was a passenger when she was a child too (at 6 years old). Her parents rode motorcycles and took her on adventures, discovering back roads and even took her camping on the motorcycles. Judy earned her first motorcycle endorsement in 2011 when she took the ABATE of Alaska Motorcycle Safety Course in Anchorage, Alaska. She has been the President of Last Frontier Motorcycle Club since 2013 and is the Treasurer of ABATE of Alaska. She owns a 2003 Honda Shadow; a 2002 Yamaha V-Star and a 2013 Can-AM Spyder. She says, “ I ride as much as I can”. To schedule a class or a presentation contact me online.
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Mike is a 27 year Air Force veteran. He has been a Firefighter since 1974 for both military and civilian services. Mike added EMT-B in 1978 and advanced through the years to EMT 3 in the State of Alaska. He teaches EMT’S, CPR, level 3 Fire Instructor and a Fire Officer IV. He taught at the Department of Defense Fire Academy for 6 yrs. Mike is currently the Fire Chief for the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel FD in Alaska. He has been riding bikes for 36 years. He owns several Harley’s and is a Life member of HOG and Road Captain for Chapter 66 in Anchorage Alaska. To schedule a class with Mike, click here.
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