#18 Paramedic to Deputy Director of Emergency Management with Ashley Lauria-Golden

Written By John Scardena

Deputy Director of Emergency Management, Ashley Lauria-Golden of Foryth County GA talks about her experience working in the tactical, operational, and strategic levels of emergency management. Ashley and our host, John Scardena, talk about their training and education at Georgetown University and how it propelled their careers in emergency management.

From tactical level responses as a paramedic, to Deputy Director of Emergency Management for Forsyth County, GA. Ashley Lauria-Golden dives into her experiences applying tactical, operational, and strategic levels of emergency management throughout her highly successful career. 

Of the several experiences we discuss, Ashley and our host both attended the elite Georgetown Master's program in Emergency and Disaster Management and talk about the application of the experiences we gained through field intensives. 

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Ashley’s comments and opinions are her own and do not represent an official statement for Forsyth County, GA.

John Scardena
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