Nathanael Enns, Ph.D., D.M.O., NREMT
USMC veteran, Nationally Registered EMT, emergency management consultant, and founder of Seconds Save Life.
Drawing on experience in combat service support and military logistics, healthcare, protective operations, and emergency preparedness, I help organizations prepare for high-consequence incidents through tactical medical and immediate-responder training, scenario-based exercises, and practical SOP/EOP development. My aim is to replace uncertainty with preparedness—giving organizations clear plans, realistic training, and response systems their people can execute confidently under stress.
Three Ways I Can Help
Assess — Risk & Readiness
(Identify Gaps & Priorities)
Hazard and vulnerability assessments examine the threats, operational gaps, and response challenges facing schools, churches, nonprofits, and community organizations. Existing plans, communications, equipment, training, and personnel capabilities are evaluated to establish clear priorities for strengthening readiness.
Prepare — Emergency Planning
(SOP/EOP + Implementation)
Practical, ICS/NIMS-aligned SOPs and emergency operations plans designed around how an organization actually functions. Services may include position-specific playbooks, communications workflows, activation checklists, evacuation and shelter-in-place procedures, and tabletop exercises that help personnel understand their roles before an incident occurs.
Respond — Training & Education
(Tactical Medicine & Response)
Scenario-based training prepares clinical and non-clinical responders to act during traumatic injuries and high-consequence incidents. Programs include Direct Threat Casualty Care (DTCC), TECC/TCCC-informed instruction, Stop the Bleed®, casualty movement, Casualty Collection Point operations, and exercises built around realistic threats and operating environments.
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