Chris Foerster

Chris Foerster has a diverse work experience in the field of emergency services. Chris started their career in 2007 as a Captain in the Marion Volunteer Fire Department, where they were responsible for medical/rescue operations, training, and equipment. In 2009, they joined the City of Schertz as a Paramedic, providing medical treatment and transport to the sick and injured. Chris also served as a Preceptor for new hire Paramedics and a Paramedic Field Training Officer. From 2010 onwards, they worked as an Instructor at the Schertz EMS Training Academy, teaching various courses related to EMS, CPR/First Aid, and specialized classes for different organizations. In 2016, they joined Texas A&M Task Force 1 as a Swiftwater Boat Operator. Additionally, they served as a Battalion Chief at the City of Schertz, overseeing operations of multiple units across a large area. Chris also worked as a Logistics Technician at the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council from 2020. Throughout their career, Chris Foerster has demonstrated a commitment to providing quality emergency medical services and training.

Chris Foerster's education history includes the following:

- In 2016, they obtained a Basic Field Training Officer certificate from the National EMS Management Association.

- In 2015, they completed a Special Operations Program Management course at the USFA, National Fire Academy.

- In 2014, they completed a Leadership and Administration course at the USFA, National Fire Academy.

- In 2013, they attended the Texas Tactical Police Officer's Association Basic SWAT training in Garland, Texas, focusing on Basic SWAT.

- In 2011, they pursued EMS Instructor training at the National Association of EMS Educators (NAEMSE).

- From 2008 to 2009, they attended the Bulverde/Spring Branch EMS Training Academy, specializing in Paramedic studies.

- In 2007, they completed the EMT-Basic program at the Schertz EMS Training Academy.

- From 2002 to 2005, they attended Marion High School, receiving a High School diploma.