Ryan Haverberg

Ryan Haverberg has a diverse work experience that spans over several industries. Ryan started their career in 2003 at IKEA Group as a Receiving Administrator, where they led the movement and organization of thousands of articles. In 2006, Ryan joined American Medical Response as an Emergency Medical Technician, utilizing their skills to assess patients and carry out basic life support functions.

In 2012, Ryan transitioned to the entertainment industry, working as a Set Medic for TV shows such as Top Chef and Dooms Day Preppers. Ryan prioritized the health and safety of cast and crew members and oversaw the execution of stunts.

Ryan joined Amphibious Medics in 2012 and took on various roles, including Data Entry/IT, Event Project Manager, West Coast Area Manager Construction Division, and Senior Operations Manager. In these roles, they focused on safety, quality, and customer experience while overseeing day-to-day operations, managing employees, and developing management policies and direction. Ryan also interviewed and hired new employees, trained new hires, and developed plans to meet client needs.

Currently, Ryan serves as the Director of Operations for On-Call at Amphibious Medics, where they continue to oversee operations and provide occupational safety and emergency medical care to clients in various industries.

Ryan Haverberg's education history includes attending the Hollywood Film Academy in 2010, where they obtained a degree in Cinematography and Film/Video Production. Previously, from 2002 to 2004, they pursued a Technical Degree in IT at Green River College. Additionally, they have obtained several certifications, including OSHA 30 from 360training.com in August 2016, NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue 1&2 from Texas A&M University in July 2016, OSHA Confined Space Entry (C) from 360training.com in December 2015, ICS100, ICS200, ICS700, and ICS800b from FEMA in August 2008, and Emergency Medical Technician, Basic from the Washington State Department of Health in July 2006. Ryan also holds an OSHA-10 certification, although the specific date is not provided.