Scott Jules Shields

Male

Princeton, NJ

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization
Other Response Agency Type
Job Function
Captain
Years in Fire/EMS:
20
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
SAR Foundation
Years With Department/Agency
9
Dept. Web Site:
http://www.searchandrescuefoundation.org
Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations
NYC Parks SAR Team
My Training:
I am an OG with a lot of training and experience
About Me:
Scott Shields grew up in Miami Beach, Florida and New York, New York. He is a graduate of Drew University and attended the London School of Economics. He is a graduate of the National Inter-Agency Civil Military Institute, based in California. He was the former head of Marine Safety for NYC Parks SAR Team and holds multiple certifications from FEMA and the Red Cross and various Fire Departments and Law Enforcement Agencies. He is a NJ State firefighter.
Scott originated the nation’s largest Mass Casualty Marine Rescue course for NYC.

During the response to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Scott was asked to deploy member teams of the SAR Foundation and personally led the inflatable boat teams in support of the 3rd Brigade of the 82nd Airborne acquiring the nom de plume “Admiral of the Navy for the 82nd Airborne.” He writes occasionally for Joint Forces Command and is working on a series of safety books for children and a book on Katrina. Today he volunteers his time managing an Underwater Electronic Recovery Training and Response Unit.
He is best known for being Honey, Theodore and ‘Bear’s Dad’. Bear a SAR K9 found Chief of Dept Peter Ganci and 1st Fire Commisioner William Feehan and many victims at the WTC. There is a memorial to him at the FDNY/EMS Academy in New York.
YouTube Bearsdad2
Relationship Status:
Single
Facebook or Other Online Profile:
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/safetyshields

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  • Firewriter

    Hi Scott, thanks for the friend request. Looking forward to seeing you in the groups and forums. Stay safe!
  • Firewriter

    Scott,

    Not a problem!! The pics are of our Nashville flood earlier this year. Lots and lots of fun ... NOT!!

    If you want to respond to Annette, you can go to your "inbox" and look for "compose". When you see that, click on it. That will bring up a new window. The first box is "send to". It should have a list of all of your friends ... my guess is Annette will be one of the first. Click on box next to her name and then proceed as you would in a normal e-mail.

    Let me know if I can help further ... we are all in this together!! :)

    Kayce (aka Firewriter)
  • Annette Allen

    Wow was reading over your bio....you have alot of training..will really enjoy getting to know you and learning from you...i look up to people like you.