Angel J. Nater

Mr. Nater is currently a professor/program manager for the EMS program at Seminole State College of Florida. He joined the faculty in 2002 as an adjunct professor, and accepted his current position in the fall of 2008. Mr. Nater began his career as a EMT, paramedic, and Lieutenant for New York City EMS and has been involved in teaching since 1985.  Mr. Nater holds a BS degree in Healthcare Administration from the University of Central Florida, and an MS degree in Emergency Management from Jacksonville State University in Alabama. He is celebrating his 32nd year as a paramedic.

Louis B. Mallory

Mr. Mallory is the retired Program Director for the EMS program at Santa Fe College of Florida. He joined the faculty in 2002 as Program Director, Mr. Mallory began his career as a Lieutenant/Firefighter/EMT for Archer Fire Department, paramedic for Alachua County, Flight Medic for ShandsCair, and later with Santa Fe College.  Mr. Mallory received the 2018 EMS Educator of the Year – Presented by the Florida Department of Health Bureau of Medical Oversight.  Mr. Mallory holds a BA degree in Business Management and Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the Saint Leo College.  He is formally the Executive Director of FAEMSE and founded the FAEMSE Foundation.

Mr. Mallory is currently a Life Member of the Florida Association of EMS Educators.

Melissa McNally

Mike Flanagan

My career has spanned over 40 years as a Paramedic-Firefighter, Educator, husband and father.  Beginning as an EMT with the City of Mulberry, Fl when they took over from the local funeral home.  After a few months with the City, I then joined Polk County EMS. For the next 20 or so years I became the chief of Willow Oak Volunteer FD, began teaching at Polk Community College (PCC (now Polk State College)) and implemented and taught the first Health Science Program at Lake Gibson High School.

My next career adventure landed me at Bartow High School where I implemented the BHS Medical Academy.  We implemented many firsts in the state, one being with students dual enrolled in Polk Community College EMT program. I also became a volunteer firefighter with Bartow Fire Department while still an adjunct instructor at PCC and Ridge Technical Fire programs. After a few years with BHS, I then left Polk County and headed to Santa Fe College (SFC) EMS programs in Gainesville.

I stayed with SFC for a few years as an Instructor and then wanted to try my hand at Program Director of EMS programs at Manatee Technical Institute (MTI) In Bradenton, FL.  After three years as the Director, I found I liked the classroom more, so I went back to teaching at Santa Fe College till retirement in 2015.

During my career I have been involved with EMS and Fire Education both in the classroom and on committees working with state officials from Florida Department of Health EMS and Florida Department on Education, improving EMS and Health Sciences education state wide.

Currently still a member of FAEMSE monitoring the future of EMS education.

Jaime Greene

Mr. Green's career in fire and emergency services spans over 40 plus years in 4 different states.  Starting as a junior volunteer firefighter and junior ambulance attendant in 1974 and progressing through the ranks since that time up to and including the rank of chief.  Mr. Greene has been involved in writing EMS legislation, designing EMS systems, and leadership development.  His area of emphasis in recent years has been in the field of fire and EMS education.  From being a state instructor, to program director, consultant, and adjunct faculty.  He is the recipient of numerous awards and recognition for his work in the field.  He is presently employed in the private sector and is an adjunct professor at the University of Florida in the Fire and Emergency Service Program.