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Greg Albrecht
San Francisco, California, United States
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About
If it has an IP, I've touched it.
If It can bleed, I've fixed it.
If it emits…
Services
Experience
Education
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City College of San Francisco
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Successfully completed the USDOT, SFEMSA & CAL-EMA Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course.
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Two day intensive course of study on aspects of NAEMT PHTLS TECC - Tactical Emergency Casualty Care.
- Principles of Tactical Emergency Medicine
- Treating Major Hemorrhage in extremities and junctions
- Treating Pulmonary complications from gunshots and blasts
- Surgical Airway interventions
- Pharmacological interventions for pain management
- Evacuation procedures from Hot to Warm to Cold Zones
- Leading a Tactical Fireteam (TL)/Rescue Task Force (RTF)/Rapid Response…Two day intensive course of study on aspects of NAEMT PHTLS TECC - Tactical Emergency Casualty Care.
- Principles of Tactical Emergency Medicine
- Treating Major Hemorrhage in extremities and junctions
- Treating Pulmonary complications from gunshots and blasts
- Surgical Airway interventions
- Pharmacological interventions for pain management
- Evacuation procedures from Hot to Warm to Cold Zones
- Leading a Tactical Fireteam (TL)/Rescue Task Force (RTF)/Rapid Response Team (RRT)
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IS-00100.a Introduction to the Incident Command System, ICS-100
IS-00100.b Introduction to Incident Command System, ICS-100
IS-00200.b ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incident, ICS-200
IS-00300: Intermediate ICS-300 for Expanding Incidents
IS-00700.a National Incident Management System (NIMS) An Introduction
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Activities and Societies: CalFire
Obtained California State Fire Marshal's "Emergency Care of the Sick & Injured" certification covering the California Emergency Medical Services Authority's California Code of Regulations Title 22. Social Security, Division 9. Prehospital Emergency Medical Services, Chapter 1.5. First Aid Standards for Public Safety Personnel.
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Activities and Societies: American Red Cross, San Francisco Fire Department
Successfully completed training for the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration Emergency Medical Responder level of the Emergency Medical System.
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Attended 3 month course on Korean language and culture. Attained Novice-Low level for Korean on the ACTFL scale.
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Licenses & Certifications
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EC-001 - Introduction to Emergency Communication
American Radio Relay League
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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
State of California-Emergency Medical Services Authority
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Hazardous Materials First Responder
Florida Highway Patrol
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Title 22: Emergency Care of the Sick and Injured
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE)
Volunteer Experience
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Emergency Medical Services Communications Supervisor
HealthRIGHT 360
- 14 years 1 month
Health
Supervised front-line Emergency Medical Dispatchers for large-scale events, including outdoor festivals, city-wide parades and celebrations, civil actions and smaller concert events as part of an all-volunteer Emergency Medical Services provider called Rock Medicine/Haight Ashbury Free Clinic/HealthRight 360.
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Emergency Medical Services Field Supervisor
HealthRIGHT 360
- 14 years 1 month
Health
Supervised front-line Emergency Medical Services Teams providing on-site emergency medical care (EMS BLS) at large public events throughout the Bay Area. Events include: Outside Lands, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Treasure Island Music Festival, and others.
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Radio Operations Lead, Auxiliary Communications Service
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management
- 2 years 7 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
The Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS) was organized by the San Francisco Office of Emergency Services (OES) following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake to support the communications needs of the City and County of San Francisco when responding to emergencies and special events.
We are a unit of trained professionals who supply communications support to the agencies of the City and County of San Francisco, particularly during major events/incidents. Our goal is to support the gathering…The Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS) was organized by the San Francisco Office of Emergency Services (OES) following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake to support the communications needs of the City and County of San Francisco when responding to emergencies and special events.
We are a unit of trained professionals who supply communications support to the agencies of the City and County of San Francisco, particularly during major events/incidents. Our goal is to support the gathering and distribution of information necessary to respond to and recover from a disaster. Our standard method of communication is amateur radio (ham radio), but we use all means of communication, including telephone, fax, email, text messaging, social media and public service radio systems.
Volunteers are primarily licensed Amateur Radio operators; individuals possessing other technical and communications skills and licenses are also welcome to apply. Training in basic emergency communications is provided, as well as in-depth training and exercises to familiarize personnel with the many City agencies we serve. -
Board Of Directors
San Francisco Radio Club
- 2 years 7 months
Science and Technology
The San Francisco Radio Club (SFRC) was formed in 1909 by a handful of radio enthusiasts with the objective of exchanging messages over the air. In 1916 the president at time, Henry W. Dickow (6HD), founded the club and published the first Yearbook. In the early days the club enjoyed a membership of as many as 300 radio amateurs!
Today, 100 years later, the SFRC continues to operate as a not-for-profit Amateur Radio Club servicing the city of San Francisco and the community. Our members’…The San Francisco Radio Club (SFRC) was formed in 1909 by a handful of radio enthusiasts with the objective of exchanging messages over the air. In 1916 the president at time, Henry W. Dickow (6HD), founded the club and published the first Yearbook. In the early days the club enjoyed a membership of as many as 300 radio amateurs!
Today, 100 years later, the SFRC continues to operate as a not-for-profit Amateur Radio Club servicing the city of San Francisco and the community. Our members’ interests cover the entire spectrum of what Amateur Radio Service has to offer. We are a long standing member of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) and with our members we participate in, and organize events such as the Field Day, MS Walk, the San Francisco Marathon etc. In 2016 we are planning a series of special events to celebrate our Centennial year.
The mission of the San Francisco Radio Club has not changed in over 100 years. It is to promote the art of operation and technical craft of amateur radio, to provide emergency communication services, to educate, license, and mentor new members. Ultimately we are all here to enhance and promote our wonderful hobby. -
Emergency Medical Services Dispatch Supervisor
HealthRIGHT 360
- 9 years 2 months
Health
Supervised Emergency Services Dispatch Supervision to team of 3 dispatchers covering the largest LGBT Pride Celebration event in history, with over 1.4 million people in attendance, covering an area of roughly 5 square miles.
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Disaster Technology Supervisor
American Red Cross
- 3 years 5 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Provided Disaster Service communications & technology support to Red Cross units providing sheltering, relief, logistics and coordination in response to the 2010 San Bruno Pipeline Explosion in San Bruno, CA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_San_Bruno_pipeline_explosion
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Disaster Technology Supervisor
American Red Cross
- 7 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Provided Disaster Service communications & technology support to Red Cross units providing relief, logistics and coordination in response to the 2013 Asiana Airlines Flight 214 Airplane crash at San Francisco International Airport in San Francisco, CA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiana_Airlines_Flight_214
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Disaster Action Team & Technology Lead
American Red Cross
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
As Technology Lead:
Managing the team responsible for the technology aspect of American Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations. Our team builds, maintains, deploys and operates the communication, network, telephony, satellite and computer assets used in disasters throughout the United States.
As Action Team Lead:
Leading teams responding to ongoing American Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations. Our teams are responsible for the tactical Disaster Service response to…As Technology Lead:
Managing the team responsible for the technology aspect of American Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations. Our team builds, maintains, deploys and operates the communication, network, telephony, satellite and computer assets used in disasters throughout the United States.
As Action Team Lead:
Leading teams responding to ongoing American Red Cross Disaster Relief Operations. Our teams are responsible for the tactical Disaster Service response to emergencies throughout the Bay Area. We provide services under the Federal Emergency Management Agencies Emergency Service Function 6, including sheltering, disaster assessment, mass feeding and mass care. -
Emergency Medical Services Communications Lead
American Red Cross
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Established and executed the Emergency Medical Services Communications Plan for the annual Nike Women's Marathon and Bay to Breakers 5k in San Francisco. This involved creating a communications plan, coordinating & recruiting volunteers, inventorying & programming equipment, establishing dispatch centers & teams, and supervising communications effectiveness throughout the events.
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Neighborhood Emergency Response Team
San Francisco Fire Department
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Continuing training in Federal Emergency Management Agency, Citizen Corps and San Francisco Fire Department mandated Community Emergency Response Team areas including: Incident Response System, disaster medical operations, disaster psychology, fire fighting & safety, search & rescue, hazardous materials, communications and volunteer coordination.
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ICT Disaster Responder
Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC)
- Present 8 years
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
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Member, Auxiliary Communications Service
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management
- Present 5 years 4 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Sep. 2019 - Mar. 2022: Member & Radio Operations Lead
Sep. 2019 - Today: Member
The Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS) was organized by the San Francisco Office of Emergency Services (OES) following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake to support the communications needs of the City and County of San Francisco when responding to emergencies and special events.
We are a unit of trained professionals who supply communications support to the agencies of the City and County of San…Sep. 2019 - Mar. 2022: Member & Radio Operations Lead
Sep. 2019 - Today: Member
The Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS) was organized by the San Francisco Office of Emergency Services (OES) following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake to support the communications needs of the City and County of San Francisco when responding to emergencies and special events.
We are a unit of trained professionals who supply communications support to the agencies of the City and County of San Francisco, particularly during major events/incidents. Our goal is to support the gathering and distribution of information necessary to respond to and recover from a disaster. Our standard method of communication is amateur radio (ham radio), but we use all means of communication, including telephone, fax, email, text messaging, social media and public service radio systems.
Volunteers are primarily licensed Amateur Radio operators; individuals possessing other technical and communications skills and licenses are also welcome to apply. Training in basic emergency communications is provided, as well as in-depth training and exercises to familiarize personnel with the many City agencies we serve. -
MOVE Volunteer
IEEE
- Present 3 years
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Providing communications support during natural disasters.
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Board Member
TAK Public Safety
- Present 3 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
TAK Public Safety is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping public safety agencies across the globe create better outcomes through the use of the Team Awareness Kit. Launching soon to provide resources, guides, and training for your agency.
Publications
Projects
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PyTAK
Python Team Awareness Kit: A Python Module (library) for creating TAK clients & servers. Used by organizations world-wide.
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San Francisco Wireless Emergency Mesh
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San Francisco Wireless Emergency Mesh is a project to bring high-speed wireless mesh to areas in and around San Francisco for use during emergencies and disasters. As seen in recent wild fires, earthquakes and hurricanes, the need to stay in touch, using MODERN technologies, is crucial. SFWEM uses Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) equipment modified to work in the Amateur Radio bands to establish the network.
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Splunk4Good
Developed a social media monitoring app for Hurricane Sandy disaster recovery. The app utilized Instagram photos to provide a ground-level view of the damage, allowing relief workers to prioritize areas that might need more assistance than others.
Other creatorsSee project
Honors & Awards
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Disaster Services Award
American Red Cross
For exemplary commitment, teamwork and leadership in Disaster Services in support of the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter, San Francisco county.
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Korean
Elementary proficiency
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Spanish
Elementary proficiency
Organizations
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United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation
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California Resiliency Alliance
Member
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Infragard
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San Francisco Auxiliary Communications Service
Member
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San Francisco Radio Club
President
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IEEE
Member
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Noisebridge
Founding Funder
- PresentHelped fund & build Noisebridge, the learning space for hackers & makers alike, located in San Francisco's Mission District.
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ARRL
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San Francisco Auxiliary Communications Service
Radio Operations Lead
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Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO)
Associate Member
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Association of Old Crows (AOC)
Member
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