Northumberland County
Robert McColeman currently serves as the Paramedic Superintendent for Northumberland County, a position held since April 2003, overseeing Paramedic Services and contributing as a Driver Educator and Evaluator for recruitment. Previously, from August 1981 to May 2015, Robert worked with Toronto Paramedic Services, where responsibilities included paramedical skills training, driver education, and recruitment evaluations. Additionally, Robert served as a paramedic and driver educator for the City of Toronto during the same period, gaining extensive field experience. Robert's educational background includes a Bachelor of Education in Adult Education from Brock University, an Associate’s Degree in Paramedicine from Humber College, and a degree in Managing and Leading in a Municipal Environment from Loyalist College, completed in 2017.
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Northumberland County
Bringing together people, partnerships and possibilities for a strong and vibrant Northumberland County. Feel the warm and welcoming culture and experience abundant opportunities in the community we call home. Located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg, Northumberland County is an upper-tier level of municipal government that weaves together seven distinct, yet complementary municipalities: • Township of Alnwick/Haldimand • Municipality of Brighton • Town of Cobourg • Township of Cramahe • Township of Hamilton • Municipality of Port Hope • Municipality of Trent Hills Northumberland County offers a workplace built on mutual trust and respect that prioritizes career growth and development for employees at all levels. We strive to be an inclusive and equity-based employer of choice, where employees are empowered to deliver exceptional service. Built on a foundation of collaboration and communication, we recognize that our people are our most important resource.