Wesley Segar brings nearly 15 years of dedicated, full-time experience in the fire service to the classroom. Serving the communities of Whatcom County, they began their career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) before advancing to their current role as a Paramedic. This extensive background in frontline 911 response has provided Wesley with profound, hands-on expertise in high-pressure clinical decision-making, trauma management, and advanced life support. For students and clients, Wesley translates this wealth of dynamic, real-world emergency experience into practical, accessible instruction, teaching learners how to remain calm and effective when it matters most.
The Journey to Remote Medicine
Working as a paramedic at Bellingham Fire, I thought it would be a neat opportunity to teach on my days off. I have always enjoyed teaching and teaching for RMT has been rewarding to teach what I do as a career.
Specialized Industries
Oil & Gas
Fire Safety and Rescue
Other interests I enjoy is Wedding Photography.
Teaching Philosopy
I like to break down complex topics and bring it down to the level of a new provider. I utilize visuals whenever I can as a teaching tool.
Professional Certifications & Licensures
NREMT-P
EMS Evaluator
Why I Choose to Teach
Working as a paramedic at Bellingham Fire, I thought it would be a neat opportunity to teach on my days off. I have always enjoyed teaching and teaching for RMT has been rewarding to teach what I do as a career.
Most Memorable Field Experience
When I manage a cardiac arrest, I’m required to multitask while leading a team of EMS providers toward one shared objective—saving a life. To do this effectively, I must be knowledgeable, prepared, and confident in my leadership.
