Wake County EMS Training Chiefs facilitate and maintain continuing education and training for providers of all levels in the Wake County EMS System.
Chief Mallory DeLuca
Patient Simulation Training
Chief DeLuca began work at Wake County EMS in 2004. She has served as Paramedic, FTO, APP fill-in, and District Chief before becoming Training Chief. She earned an Associate's Degree in EMS from Fayetteville Tech, and a Bachelor's in Emergency Medical Care with a concentration in Management.
Mallory DeLuca
919-212-9665
mallory.deluca@wakegov.com
Chief Greg Miller
Initial Provider Education, First Responder Continuing Education
Chief Miller began his EMS career in 2001 in his home state of Florida. He served as clinical coordinator and interim director in Durham Tech's EMS program. He earned a Bachelor's in Emergency and Disaster Management from Western Carolina University. He took his current position with Wake County EMS in fall of 2017.
Greg Miller
919-212-9698
gregory.miller@wakegov.com
Chief Jake Hardison
Academy, EMS Internship Program
Chief Hardison began work with Wake County EMS in 2013 after working with Cary EMS. He's served as paramedic, Venue Team Medic, and fill-in Advanced Practice Paramedic. He earned his Bachelor's in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from North Carolina State University, and took his current position in spring of 2018.
Jake Hardison
919-605-4845
jake.hardison@wakegov.com
Chief J.T. Malcolm
Continuing Medical Education
Chief Malcolm began work with Wake County EMS
in 2013. He's served as paramedic, preceptor, Bike Team Medic, Tactical
Medic, and fill-in Advanced Practice Paramedic. He earned his
Associate’s Degree in EMS from Wake Tech in 2012, and he took his current position
in fall of 2018.
J.T. Malcolm
919-212-9670
john-thomas.malcolm@wakegov.com