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Meghann Motzel-Quinn

Meghann Motzel-Quinn

NREMT-A, Airfield Deputy

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Terre HauteMember since September 28, 2026
Event Medical OperationsEmergency ManagementStrategic PlanningTraining DevelopmentIncident ManagementIncident ResponseEmergency Medical ServicesEmergency ResponseOperations ManagementOperations LeaderTeam LeaderTeam ManagementBudget ImplementationProject ManagementRisk ManagementDisaster ManagementDisaster PreparednessDisaster RecoveryLogisticsIntelligence AnalysisIntelligence OperatorInventory ManagementFleet CoordinationProgram ManagementCoordinationDispatching SupportRegulatory ComplianceProcess ImprovementCrisis ManagementCrisis ResponseSecurity Professional
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Operations and emergency services leader with 7+ years of experience directing personnel, coordinating logistics, managing budgets up to $1M, developing operational policies, and leading emergency response in high-risk environments. Experienced coordinating with healthcare, government, military, and public safety partners. Proven leadership in large-scale event medical operations, training, emergency management, and mission-critical public safety operations.

Experience

AIRFIELD SERGEANT | Sep 2023 – Present State of Indiana Adjutant General's Office / Vigo County Special Deputy

  • Lead daily security and operational activities supporting the 181st Intelligence Wing; coordinate staffing, scheduling, personnel assignments, and special-event operations. • Assist with managing annual operational budgets of $670K–$1M while maintaining accountability and compliance. • Procured and implemented $35K+ in uniforms and equipment; developed first-aid/trauma response programs with inventory control and monthly inspection systems. • Lead recruitment, hiring, onboarding, and training; develop policies, SOPs, training requirements, and operational guidelines across federal and state requirements. • Serve as liaison among military, local, state, and federal agencies; established Special Response, Rescue, Leadership, Uniform, and Ethics programs. • Instruct/certify 150+ personnel annually in CPR, First Aid, TCCC, and Stop the Bleed. • Recognition: On-the-Spot Commander's Award for Meritorious Performance and Mission-Critical Results (2026); Civilian Defender of the Quarter (2024).

TEAM LEAD / SPECIAL EVENTS AEMT | 2020 – Present American Medical Response (GMR)

  • Lead personnel, communications, logistics, and emergency medical response for major events at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. • Supported four consecutive Indianapolis 500 events across on-track, infield, grandstand, and Snake Pit environments, including events exceeding 300,000 attendees. • Coordinate with venue management, public safety agencies, event organizers, and healthcare partners; support IMSA, Brickyard Weekend, Qualifying Weekends, Carb Day, and Mini-Marathon public safety operations. • Assist with track safety, emergency response, readiness training, and medical resource/logistics management. • Deployed to New York City during the 2021 COVID pandemic, gaining big City 911/FEMA logistics experience.

FIREFIGHTER / AEMT / INSTRUCTOR | 2019 – Present Seelyville (Lost Creek) Volunteer Fire Department

  • Respond to fire, EMS, rescue, and hazardous-materials incidents; serve as Incident Commander for complex and multi-agency incidents. • Training Officer (2021–2023): developed department-wide curricula, documentation, practical exercises, competency evaluations, and instructor oversight. • Delivered 50+ instructional programs across regional fire academies and led annual helicopter landing-zone training with IU Health Lifeline. • Managed 40+ complex incidents as Incident Commander; EMT of the Year / Meritorious Service Award, four consecutive years (2020–2023).

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN (PRN) | 2023 – Present Union Health Regional Hospital

  • Support high-volume emergency department operations, including trauma activations, cardiac arrest responses, triage, patient assessments, vital signs, establishing intravenous access, specimen collection, and clinical support.

VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER / AEMT | 2023 – Present Riley Fire Department

  • Respond to fire, EMS, rescue, and vehicle incidents; provide CPR instruction and support ALS response, preparedness, and training.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

•Vigo County Emergency Management Agency — Search & Rescue / Drone Team & CERT Member (2023–Present) •Indiana District 7 Healthcare Coalition — Member (2023–Present) •National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians — Member (2020–Present) •Indiana Emergency Medical Services Association — Member (2025–Present) •Special Operations Medical Association — Member (2026–Present) •National Tactical Officers Association — Member (2026–Present) •Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge #86 — Member (2025–Present)

Education

  • High School Diploma (2017)

  • Some College Coursework in Emergency Management

  • Some College Coursework in Intelligence Analysis

CERTIFICATIONS:
  • National Registry & Indiana Advanced EMT • Indiana EMT • IFSAC Firefighter I & II • IFSAC Fire & Emergency Services Instructor I • IFSAC Hazardous Materials Operations • AHA BLS/CPR Instructor • FEMA ICS 100, 200, 300, 400, 700, 800 & additional ICS coursework • TCCC Instructor (USAF Version/Non-CIV) • Stop the Bleed • Emergency Pediatric Care • WMD for Emergency Responders • NDMS • Technical Rescue • Emergency Preparedness Response Clinician

Skills

NREMT-AAirfield Deputy

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