John Copeland, Ph.D.

I love working in the business, public safety, and educational fields. To be able to combine these areas that I am so passionate about and move our career fields forward makes every day a red letter day. As a leader in EMS, I have experience in Financial acumen, P&L, APC, EBITDA, UHU, A.R. over 90 days, manage multiple cost centers budgets and overall budgets, assign invoices with appropriate cost center and account for processing. Compliance - investigate and complete investigations on narcotic diversions, theft, andmedical quality assurance challenges. I am an adjunct faculty member at Bethel University facilitating courses in emergency management. Courses taught in the Criminal Justice Field include - Introduction to Criminal Justice, Principles in Criminal Justice, Ethics in Criminal Justice, and Management for Law Enforcement. Additionally, I have taught Risk Analysis and Threat Assessment, Organizational Development in ESM - Homeland Security, and other leadership and planning courses in public safety. I am looking for advancing my career through new challenges and continue to research public safety to stay ahead of health and safety trends. Specialties: Managing multi-state/multi-million dollar operations, Public Safety Leadership – Criminal Justice/EMS & Tactical EMS/Fire/Homeland Security, research, and teachingInterests: Non-profit/philanthropy | Very passionate about public health and safety | Tactical EMS | Occupational safety and health standards | Motivated and passionate leader | Experience in research methods and data-driven results | Excellent documentation and ability to present results to a wide range of individuals | Computer skills in Microsoft and Apple software, SPSS, PowerBI, and other software programs