Matthew Resnick

Matthew Resnick has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Matthew is currently working at Citizen as a Senior Operations Specialist, where they are responsible for day-to-day operations and expansion analysis. Prior to that, Matthew worked as an Operations Specialist and Lead Analyst at Citizen. Matthew also worked at Central Park Medical Unit as an EMT-B and Operations Specialist, where they actively developed innovative tech and GIS solutions. Matthew has experience as an Assistant at the NYPD Captains Endowment Association and as an Event-Based Volunteer at the American Red Cross Bay Area. Matthew gained legal knowledge as an Intern at the Law Offices of Kurosh Nasseri and worked in various departments as an Intern at SFX Entertainment. Matthew also has volunteer experience at New York Presbyterian Hospital and intern experience at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Earlier in their career, they worked as an Assistant at Sterling Fell Florist. Throughout their work experience, Matthew has demonstrated a diverse set of skills and a commitment to various industries.

Matthew Resnick completed their education as follows:

- In 2009, they graduated from Eleanor Roosevelt High School.

- From 2013 to 2016, they attended American University, studying Journalism/Communications. However, they did not obtain a degree from this institution.

- In 2018, they completed an Emergency Medical Technician - Basic (EMT-B) training program at Emergency Service Unit. This program was offered by the New York State Department of Health, and they received certification as an EMT-B.

In addition to their educational background, Matthew Resnick has also obtained various certifications in the field of emergency management and healthcare. Matthew received certifications in areas such as homeland security geospatial CONOPS, clinical research training, emergency support functions, plain language training, Good Clinical Practice, and various incident command systems. These certifications were obtained from institutions such as FEMA, the National Institute of Health, the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative, and the Mount Sinai Medical Center.