Stephen G. Gibson Jr.

3101 Edgewood Avenue

Parkville, MD 21234
Phone: (443) 717-2573
Email: Stephen.gibsonjr@gmail.com
Website: stevegibsoneportfolio.weebly.com

OBJECTIVE:
To utilize skills and knowledge learned through emergency
management experience as a base for further applying these skills and knowledge to
educate persons on preparing for, mitigating, and recovering from disasters that may arise
in the State of Maryland.
EDUCATION
1989-1993

Bel Air High School

General Studies

1994-1998

United States Marine Corps

Marine Combat Training
Marine Corps Leadership Training

1998-Current

Baltimore City Fire Academy

Hazardous Material Technician
Cardiac Rescue Technician
Level III Fire Instructor
Fire Department Safety Officer

2013-Current

Frederick Community College

Emergency Management Associates Degree
Independent Study Program 44 completed courses
Emergency Management Institute 6 completed courses
Certificate of Achievement Emergency Management

EMPLOYMENT
1998-Present

Fire Lieutenant, Baltimore City Fire Department

Engine Company 55
Lieutenant duties involve supervising fire service companies during
all emergency operations and non-emergency calls. Managing daily

operations of a firehouse that include, facilitating safety and skills

training, office duties, proper documentation and records of safety
and firehouse operations. Also, the incumbent has established a
positive working relationship between fire staff, local residents, and
businesses through community outreach such as school functions,
community meetings, and individual meetings.
2013-Present

Adjunct Fire Instructor, Baltimore City Fire Department

Baltimore City Fire Academy
Primary duties include planning, developing, and deliver various
training models to fire personnel on how to respond and mitigate
hazardous incidents, extinguish fires, perform rescues and provide
emergency medical services. In addition, the incumbent instructs
future Fire Officers on how to be effective leaders and skills needed
to effectively supervise within the fire department. Also teaches
advanced Incident Command Systems classes to personnel who
work in the public safety field.

2014-Present

Auxiliary Staff, Mayors Office of Emergency Management

Liaison Officer, EOC Staff and Special Events Planning
Primary duties include being a Liaison Officer on large incidents
that arise in the city. Secondary duties include staffing the
Emergency Operations Center when ordered by the Mayor or the
Director of Emergency Management. Lastly, I have been involved
with special events planning in regards to contingency planning and
evacuation planning for the largest event ever held in the City of
Baltimore.

1994-1998

Corporal, United States Marine Corps

Maintenance Chief/Platoon Leader
Primary duties included maintaining combat readiness of a fleet of
military vehicles and a platoon of Marines. As a NonCommissioned Officer, I trained, supervised, and mentored junior
Marines in all aspects of being a Marine and their job related duties.

OUTREACH
2011-Present

Team Leader, Volunteers in Mission

Christian Volunteer Program, Hiss United Methodist Church
As a team leader, traveled to Central American countries to provide
food, health care, and construction services to people in need. As a
2015 team leader, my responsibilities are to coordinate recruitment
and logistics for a team to serve the residents of El Porvenir,
Nicaragua.

LICENSURE

Non-Commercial Class A Drivers License, Maryland Issued

Cardiac Rescue Technician, MIEMMS
Hazardous Material Technician, MFRI
State Emergency Service Instructor, MICRB
Train the Trainer, Incident Command Systems, TEEX

HONORS

Exemplary Performance Award, Three Times Received (BCFD)

Distinguished Unit Citation, Three Times Received (BCFD)
Box 414 Award, Twice Received (BCFD)
National Defense Medal (USMC)
Good Conduct Medal (USMC)

References available upon request

FEMA INDEPENDENT STUDY

COURSE LIST
1.a
15
26
100.b
102.c
120.a
139
200.b
208.a
230.c
235.b
240.a
241.a
242.a
244.b
250
293
393.a
403
546.a
547.a
548
634
700.a
701.a
702.a
703.b
704
706
775
800.b
801
802
803
804
806
807
808
809
810

Emergency Manager: An Orientation to the Position

Special Events Contingency Planning for Public Safety Agencies
Guide to Points of Distribution
Introduction to Incident Command Systems
Preparing for Federal Disaster Operations
An Introduction to Exercises
Exercise Design
ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
State Disaster Management
Fundamentals of Emergency Management
Emergency Planning
Leadership and Influence
Decision Making and Problem Solving
Effective Communication
Developing and Managing Volunteers
Emergency Support Function 15
Mission Assignment Overview
Introduction to Hazard Mitigation
Introduction to Individual Assistance
Continuity of Operations Awareness Course
Introduction to Continuity of Operations
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Manager
Introduction to FEMAs Public Assistance Program
National Incident Management System
NIMS, Multiagency Coordination System
NIMS, Public Information
NIMS, Resource Management
NIMS, Communication and Information Management
NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid an Introduction
EOC Management and Operations
National Response Framework, Introduction
Emergency Support Function #1 Transportation
Emergency Support Function #2 Communications
Emergency Support Function #3 Public Works and Engineering
Emergency Support Function #4 Firefighting
Emergency Support Function #6 Mass Care, Emergency
Emergency Support Function #7 Logistics Management
Emergency Support Function #8 Public Health and Medical
Emergency Support Function #9 Search and Rescue
Emergency Support Function #10 Oil and HazMat Response

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813
1900

Emergency Support Function #11 Agriculture and Natural Resource

Emergency Support Function #12 Energy
Emergency Support Function #13 Public Safety and Security
NDMS, Federal Coordinating Center Operations

FEMA CLASSROOM COURSES

ICS 300
ICS 400
L449
E/L 101
E102
E103

Intermediate ICS for Expanding Events

Advanced ICS
Train the Trainer, Incident Command Systems
Fundamentals of Emergency Management
Science of Disaster
Planning