Scott Shew
Emergency Medical Science Program Director at Stanly Community College (SCC)- Claim this Profile
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Lauren Winkles
I worked under the leadership of Scott Shew at Union EMS for fifteen years. Under his leadership, I served as a Paramedic and was promoted to Training Officer. He supported me in this position by intentionally mentoring, providing education and networking opportunities, and always being accessible. He set me up for success and as my boss, he allowed me to dream big. Scott personally cares for his employees and has a passion to lead, train, and empower his staff. He is continually researching current trends and furthering his education to be on the cutting edge of best practices and trends. Scott is a family man. He is a man of faith, values, and integrity.
Dorsey Ward
I worked alongside Scott when we were both hospital department directors at CMC-Union. He could be counted on to give level-headed and expert advice on anything having to do with EMS. If he were expected to produce a deliverable of any kind, you knew it would be done thoroughly, timely and with sensitivity to the needs of all parties involved. Scott was a pleasure to work with as peer manager.
Lauren Winkles
I worked under the leadership of Scott Shew at Union EMS for fifteen years. Under his leadership, I served as a Paramedic and was promoted to Training Officer. He supported me in this position by intentionally mentoring, providing education and networking opportunities, and always being accessible. He set me up for success and as my boss, he allowed me to dream big. Scott personally cares for his employees and has a passion to lead, train, and empower his staff. He is continually researching current trends and furthering his education to be on the cutting edge of best practices and trends. Scott is a family man. He is a man of faith, values, and integrity.
Dorsey Ward
I worked alongside Scott when we were both hospital department directors at CMC-Union. He could be counted on to give level-headed and expert advice on anything having to do with EMS. If he were expected to produce a deliverable of any kind, you knew it would be done thoroughly, timely and with sensitivity to the needs of all parties involved. Scott was a pleasure to work with as peer manager.
Lauren Winkles
I worked under the leadership of Scott Shew at Union EMS for fifteen years. Under his leadership, I served as a Paramedic and was promoted to Training Officer. He supported me in this position by intentionally mentoring, providing education and networking opportunities, and always being accessible. He set me up for success and as my boss, he allowed me to dream big. Scott personally cares for his employees and has a passion to lead, train, and empower his staff. He is continually researching current trends and furthering his education to be on the cutting edge of best practices and trends. Scott is a family man. He is a man of faith, values, and integrity.
Dorsey Ward
I worked alongside Scott when we were both hospital department directors at CMC-Union. He could be counted on to give level-headed and expert advice on anything having to do with EMS. If he were expected to produce a deliverable of any kind, you knew it would be done thoroughly, timely and with sensitivity to the needs of all parties involved. Scott was a pleasure to work with as peer manager.
Lauren Winkles
I worked under the leadership of Scott Shew at Union EMS for fifteen years. Under his leadership, I served as a Paramedic and was promoted to Training Officer. He supported me in this position by intentionally mentoring, providing education and networking opportunities, and always being accessible. He set me up for success and as my boss, he allowed me to dream big. Scott personally cares for his employees and has a passion to lead, train, and empower his staff. He is continually researching current trends and furthering his education to be on the cutting edge of best practices and trends. Scott is a family man. He is a man of faith, values, and integrity.
Dorsey Ward
I worked alongside Scott when we were both hospital department directors at CMC-Union. He could be counted on to give level-headed and expert advice on anything having to do with EMS. If he were expected to produce a deliverable of any kind, you knew it would be done thoroughly, timely and with sensitivity to the needs of all parties involved. Scott was a pleasure to work with as peer manager.
Experience
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Stanly Community College (SCC)
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United States
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Higher Education
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100 - 200 Employee
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Emergency Medical Science Program Director
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Dec 2016 - Present
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Independent Contractor
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Monroe, North Carolina
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Senior Consultant
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Nov 2016 - Present
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EnviroSafe Inc.
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United States
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Business Consulting and Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Health and Compliance Specialist / Risk Management Specialist
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Sep 2014 - Dec 2016
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Carolinas HealthCare System
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Director - Union Emergency Medical Services
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Jun 1997 - Aug 2014
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Iredell County Emergency Medical Service
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United States
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Public Safety
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1 - 100 Employee
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EMS Operations Manager
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Feb 1989 - May 1997
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Paramedic / EMT-Intermediate
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Dec 1985 - Feb 1989
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Education
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2002 - 2005
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Master of Healthcare Administration -
1993 - 1995
Gardner-Webb University
Bachelor of Science -
1989 - 1990
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
EMS Management Certificate -
1984 - 1986
Catawba Valley Community College
Associate of Applied Science -
Southview Christian School
High School Diploma
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