, NREMT-P is a paramedic from Farmerville, Louisiana. He is an
Advanced EMS Instructor and a Louisiana Bureau of EMS Instructor Trainer and
Quality Improvement Monitor. Kelly teaches all the alphabet soup courses and
eagerly seeks additional qualifications in the vain hope that eventually all
the extra letters will mean better pay. As a former President of the La. EMS
Instructor Society, he is dedicated to sharing ideas and resources with his
fellow instructors, if for no other reason than the opportunity to shamelessly plagiarize their best stuff. Kelly also operates a shelter for
divorced and homeless paramedics. By day he is the Education Coordinator for
D'Arbonne Ambulance Service, an itty-bitty private service in rural north
Louisiana, where he has developed the knack of doing more with less. Since
they can't afford the newest toys, Kelly teaches the D'Arbonne medics how to
make their old toys do new tricks. By night, Kelly prowls the streets in
search of little old ladies who have fallen and can't get up. He is a sterling human being and a darned fine paramedic. Modesty, however, is not
one of his attributes.