Regional Vice Presidents

Jeffrey Killbreath – Regional Vice President

Stuart Myers – Regional Vice President

 Kelly Budway – Regional Vice President

Patrick (Ted) Harrison – Regional Vice President

Kevin Marriott – Regional Vice President

Brinton Deluca – Regional Vice President

I am proud to use my diverse experience within BCAS to effectively serve as one of your RVPs. My time working as a Paramedic in remote and urban areas, combined with years of experience as an EMD and
communications preceptor/educator, gives me the ability to acutely understand a number of roles within our organization and the challenges associated with them. I fulfil this role with the desire to help
my colleagues navigate our career field in a fair and equitable manor while upholding the processes of our negotiated agreements.

Ian Tait – Regional Vice President

Bio coming soon

Candis Visser – Regional Vice President

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Keith Taylor –  Regional Vice President

Bio coming soon.

Shane Thair – Regional Vice President

Christopher Nielsen – Regional Vice President

Bio coming soon.

Amy Chris – Regional Vice President

I joined BCAS in October of 2000 in Fernie and I quickly became interested and involved in the union. My first union position was as a shop steward in 2003.  I enjoyed my involvement and grew into
the role of chief shop steward, then became region 4’s recording secretary. I moved into the Nelson station which is where I now work as a part time PCP IV and I am looking forward to meeting new
challenges and representing region 4 as your part time RVP.

Stephen Burns – Regional Vice President

Bio to come

Matt Singleton – Regional Vice President

Meet Matt, I am a Primary Care Paramedic working in the North and I started this amazing journey almost 16 years ago. Soon after the PCP course, I was hired into Lytton, and over the next few years I learned
a lot about the job and the people. I then continued in my career while moving around between Boston Bar, Hope, Agassiz, Mission, Maderia Park, and Bowen Island. During the Olympics of 2010, I was hired into
Vancouver Post and worked for the next 5 or so years in this busy and most interesting area. In 2016 the job took me north to Prince George, where I learned how to support new staff while PCP precepting, and
driver precepting. In my pursuit of learning, I had the unique opportunity to travel the province while teaching with the Learning Department. Continuing on this trend, I was accepted into the Community
Paramedicine role — if you are looking for a real change to the job, this definitely checks the box. Continuing down the path of learning and leadership, I accepted a Unit Chief position, and spent some time
as the Recording Secretary. Everyday I continue to learn new things; I am confident that this new role as Regional Vice President will support my ever-learning endeavors. I am thankful for this opportunity
and look forward to each new day!