Marcus D. Trevino

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Firefighter/EMT-Basic with 9 years of structural, wildland, and hazmat response experience across high-volume urban and suburban departments. Holds Texas Commission on Fire Protection Certification, NFPA 1001 Level II, and HazMat Operations credentials. Reduced crew response staging time by 22% through a pre-deployment equipment audit program adopted department-wide.

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Firefighter II / EMT-BasicMar 2018 - Present

San Antonio Fire Department, San Antonio, TX

Led a 4-person engine crew responding to 1,400+ annual incidents including structure fires, vehicle accidents, and medical emergencies, maintaining a 98.6% on-scene readiness rate.
Executed interior attack operations on 37 confirmed structure fires in 2023, contributing to a 14% reduction in property loss compared to the prior three-year average.
Mentored 6 probationary firefighters through a 12-month field evaluation program, with all 6 achieving Firefighter I certification on the first attempt.

Firefighter IJun 2015 - Feb 2018

Converse Volunteer Fire Department, Converse, TX

Responded to 600+ calls annually as a primary apparatus operator, cutting average pump setup time from 4.2 minutes to 2.9 minutes through standardized hose-load protocols.
Completed 240 hours of wildland firefighting training under NWCG standards and deployed to 3 prescribed burn operations totaling 8,200 acres in Central Texas.
Inventoried and maintained SCBA equipment for a 22-member roster, achieving zero equipment-failure citations across two consecutive annual TCFP inspections.

Emergency Medical Technician – Basic (PRN)Jan 2014 - May 2015

Bexar County EMS, San Antonio, TX

Staffed 10–12 shifts per month on a BLS transport unit serving a 1.2-million-resident county, averaging 8 patient contacts per shift with a 4.7/5.0 patient satisfaction score.
Documented patient care reports with 99% compliance accuracy across 900+ PCRs reviewed in a departmental quality audit.
Assisted paramedic crews on 40+ ALS intercepts, providing airway management and CPR support that contributed to a 31% ROSC rate on cardiac arrest calls.

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