Nick Arnett is an author, instructor, and firefighter with twenty years of experience in crisis response. He supervises medical and rescue resources on a federal Complex Incident Management Team has extensive experience in both domestic and international emergency response. His work spans fire, rescue, medical services, communications, and public information. Arnett teaches emergency medicine, crisis intervention, resilience, and community emergency preparedness.

Earlier in his career, he was a software industry executive and company founder, holding seven patents for intelligence-gathering software. In addition to his emergency response work, Arnett has had a distinguished career in journalism. He has reported for CBS and ABC News, Rolling Stone, and various technology publications. While at the San Jose Business Journal, he broke the story of Steve Jobs’ departure from Apple. During college, he delivered the first accurate account of the Reagan assassination attempt for CBS and other media outlets. Arnett holds numerous certifications in emergency medicine, wildland firefighting, rescue operations, crisis intervention, and emergency management. A General class ham radio operator (KJ6FOI), he is actively involved in emergency communications with CAL FIRE and ARES/RACES.

Nick’s books are available on Amazon.

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