Redmond EMS Abstracts.indd - IAFF
Redmond EMS Abstracts.indd - IAFF
Redmond EMS Abstracts.indd - IAFF
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Physical Demands of Fire Fighting<br />
Jim Brown, PhD<br />
Director<br />
Firefighter Health & Safety Research<br />
Indiana University at Bloomington<br />
107 S. Indiana Avenue<br />
Bloomington, Indiana 47405 7000<br />
jbrown@saferesponder.com<br />
Background:<br />
Dr. Brown is an applied physiologist with a background in cardio-respiratory and neuromuscular<br />
aspects of work and exercise physiology. His research focuses on ambulatory measurement of<br />
human physiology, especially within the first responder population. Dr. Brown has conducted<br />
multiple federally-funded studies in the fire service and is dedicated to the reduction of fire fighter<br />
line of duty deaths. Jim joined the faculty at Indiana University in the fall of 2007 to establish the<br />
IU Firefighter Health & Safety Research Program.<br />
Dr. Brown received his Doctor of Philosophy in Human Performance, a Master of Science in<br />
Exercise Physiology and a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology all from Indiana University.<br />
Steve Moffatt, MD<br />
Director<br />
Public Safety Medical Services<br />
303 N. Alabama, Suite 110<br />
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202<br />
Steven.moffatt@publicsafetymed.com<br />
Background:<br />
Dr. Moffatt is the owner and medical director of Public Safety Medical based in Indianapolis,<br />
Indiana. He is a graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine with a specialty in Internal<br />
Medicine. With a focus on the prevention of early death and disability, his occupational medical<br />
clinic has been providing medical, fitness and health promotion services to public safety agencies<br />
since 1990. His organization currently serves over 250 departments and over 9,000 personnel<br />
annually throughout Indiana and into Illinois and Ohio.<br />
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