Officers

Executive Board

Chief

Barker, Dana

The Chief is responsible for overseeing the actions, performance, and medical care provided by MIT EMS. The Chief is also responsible for maintaining relations with the MIT Medical administration, Professional EMS, Cambridge Fire Department, MIT Police, Boston EMS, Medical Control, and any other external agency with which MIT EMS interacts.

Email: ems-chief@mit.edu

Director of Ambulance Operations

Luca, Izzy

The Director of Ambulance Operations (DAO) is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the MIT ambulance and scheduling of standbys. The DAO is ultimately responsible for the status of the MIT ambulance, including maintenance, equipment, and crew scheduling.

Email: ems-dao@mit.edu

Director of Professional Development

Heo, Kelly

The Director of Professional Development (DPD) is responsible for ensuring that MIT EMS provides high-quality care to its patients, and includes overseeing training, drills, run reviews, and continuing education classes.

Email: ems-dpd@mit.edu

General Officers

Spring Class Officers

Scott, Ana

Roberts, Noah

The Class Officers are responsible for organizing and running the annual EMT-B class held during spring semester and acting as the head Teaching Assistants. In addition, the Class Officers work with the Community Relations Officer(s) to advertise and generate interest for the class.

Email: ems-class@mit.edu

Community Relations Officer

Mody, Saachi

Gonzales, Lia

The Community Relations Officer is responsible for the outreach to the MIT community through advertising, networking with members of the administration, and holding special events. In addition, the Community Relations Officer works with the HeartSafe Officer(s) to coordinate the MassCPR event held every Spring.

Email: ems-community@mit.edu

Equipment Officers

Kwon, Jeffrey

Chung, Osmond

The Equipment Officers are responsible for the condition and stocking of ambulance medical equipment as well as the standby bags. The Equipment Officers, in conjunction with the Director of Ambulance Operations, are responsible for ordering needed equipment.

Email: ems-equipment@mit.edu

Financial Officer

Tan, Ashlee

The Financial Officer is responsible for maintaining the financial viability of MIT EMS. This includes but is not limited to maintaining responsible stewardship over the MIT EMS accounts, requesting ASA funding, and obtaining funding for events and purchases.

Email: ems-financial@mit.edu

HeartSafe Officers

Zhu, Sharon

Chen, Julie

The HeartSafe Officers are responsible for increasing awareness within both MIT EMS and the larger MIT community of cardiac-related medical emergencies. The HeartSafe Officers are also responsible for coordinating CPR courses for members of MIT EMS and the greater MIT community, and for working with the Community Relations Officer(s) to coordinate MassCPR every Spring.

Email: ems-heartsafe@mit.edu

DEI & Wellness Officer

Lewis, Jeryl

The DEI & Wellness Officers are responsible for advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and wellness in the service. The DEI & Wellness Officers are also responsible for serving as an additional point of contact for first responder mental health and wellness resources and ensure access to such resources.

Email: ems-deiw@mit.edu

FPOP Coordinator

Park, Edward

The FPOP Coordinators are responsible for organizing the FPOP program that MIT EMS offers. The FPOP Coordinators manage a team of FPOP counselers and work with them to get incoming first-years excited about EMS and Emergency Operations.

Email: ems-fpop@mit.edu

Maintenance Officers

Zhang, Michelle

Ren, Greycen

The Maintenance Officers are responsible for scheduling routine maintenance of the ambulance.

Email: ems-maintenance@mit.edu

Scheduling Officers

Lin, Vernon

Albanez, Michael

The Scheduling Officers are responsible for ensuring that the MIT ambulance is fully staffed whenever it is in service.

Email: ems-scheduling@mit.edu

Social Officers

Mahmud, Abrahim

Kim, Olivia

Tseng, Megan

The Social Officers are responsible for maintaining the morale of the service by organizing and running social events.

Email: ems-social@mit.edu

Stop the Bleed Officer

Geng, Wendy

The Stop the Bleed Officers are responsible for increasing awareness within the MIT community of bleeding-related medical emergencies. The Stop the Bleed Officers are also responsible for promoting campus readiness through maintaining Stop the Bleed kits as well as coordinating Stop the Bleed classes.

Email: ems-stb@mit.edu

System Adminstrator Officer

Zhao, Yun (Jacky)

The System Administrator Officer is responsible for maintaining the MIT EMS website and database as well as supporting other officers with various technical needs. The System Administrator Officer is also responsible for ensuring that all members of MIT EMS have the proper paperwork and certifications on file to legally work as an EMT.

Email: ems-systemsadmin@mit.edu