About IGH Health, Fire & Safety

Brent was hired by the Arlington Fire Department, at the age of 18, as a Firefighter/Advanced-Emergency Medical Technician, where he spent eight years at one of the busiest fire stations in the nation, running over 7,000 calls per year. Most of these calls were emergencies such as Fires, Vehicle Extrication, Cardiac Arrests, Respiratory Arrests, Trauma, Anaphylaxis, Strokes, and Seizures of all ages and demographics. Brent is pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in a related field to further his career and achieve other goals outside of the Fire Department, including the development of IGH Health, Fire & Safety. He has a passion for helping others in need and a strong sense of dedication to protecting and providing for his community. Using real experience learned from the field, he plans to teach and equip his Clients and Students with the knowledge and tools needed to mitigate any Emergency Situation that may arise on the job or in public.

Janet started her nursing career in 1988, following her passion for helping others in their time of need. For 34+ years, Janet has worked in Acute Care, Skilled Care, Home Health, Case Management, and Education. Janet has a long history of working and leading Cardiac/Respiratory Arrests in the hospital setting. She currently works at a local hospital on the PCU unit, all while performing duties as the Director of Administration & Education for IGH. She has a passion for educating and preparing Healthcare Workers and the General Public for any emergency they may encounter. Janet began teaching CPR/First Aid/BLS/ACLS 16 years ago. She assisted in developing IGH Heath, Fire & Safety to bring her experience to the classroom setting and prepare her students for any emergency situation. Janet has been happily married for 22 years with three children and 2 grandchildren.