Russell W. "Rusty" Lowe, Jr. EMT-P

Birmingham Regional EMS System?s EMT of the Year 1992

Numerous articles published in various media sources regarding equestrian safety and EMS coverage for equestrian settings. Quarterly articles regarding equestrian safety published in the AMEA/SRF News.

List of publications available upon request.

Speaker at national conventions of equestrian organizations regarding safety and EMS issues. Also, have spoken at local EMS conventions on various topi ...
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Birmingham Regional EMS System?s EMT of the Year 1992

Numerous articles published in various media sources regarding equestrian safety and EMS coverage for equestrian settings. Quarterly articles regarding equestrian safety published in the AMEA/SRF News.

List of publications available upon request.

Speaker at national conventions of equestrian organizations regarding safety and EMS issues. Also, have spoken at local EMS conventions on various topics as continuing education for providers. Conduct safety clinics as requested by various organizations. Assist annually with credentialling of EMS providers within my department and ACLS/BCLS/PALS training.

Have worked with various equestrian organizations developing safety standards for instructors including the US Eventing Association's Instructor Certification Program. Now working to develop a first aid/CPR/safety course designed specifically for the equestrian setting to prepare participants for emergencies encountered in this unique setting.

In 2003 completed a Disaster Response and Mitigation course at the National Fire Academy/Emergency Management Institute, Response to Terrorist Bombing course at New Mexico Technical College and in 2004 attended a Biological Weapons of Mass Destruction course sponsored by Louisiana State University to augment assignment as coordinator of Emergency Operations Plan for the City of Hoover, Alabama. Other activities included planning of a national conference on weapons of mass destruction and terrorism response that was held in summer 2003.

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