In addition to practicing emergency medicine, Dr. Worden has been involved in pre-hospital care since high school. He currently serves as the Medical Director for about 50 Emergency Medical Services and Emergency Medical Response Agencies, and over 800 medics across Oklahoma. Providing medical direction to pre-hospital care providers for over 300,000 citizens in Oklahoma. Additionally, Dr. Worden is a commissioned Deputy Sheriff with the Logan County and Canadian County Sheriff's Office and provides medical direction to the agency’s tactical teams.
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Education is very important to Dr. Worden, and when not in the emergency department, he can typically be found lecturing to EMS agencies or law enforcement agencies across the state.  In 2018 Dr. Worden was instrumental in bringing active shooter training to both Law Enforcement and Fire/EMS agencies in Oklahoma. This training teaches first responders how to work together in an integrated fashion during an unfortunate active attack event.  Also, very important is educating the general public how to respond to an active attack, so he frequently provides courses at schools, churches, or civic organizations.

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Blake began his journey of prehospital medicine as a Senior in high school by joining Ranch Drive Volunteer Fire Department.  His passion for firefighting and providing medical care to rural citizens grew into a career.  While attending classes he continued the passion for rural EMS / Fire by joining Cashion Ambulance Service where he became the Assistant EMS Director and a Firefighter.  He also gained additional experience at LifeNet EMS.  Currently, he is employed with Guthrie Fire-EMS.   Blake holds many instructor certifications including Fire Fighter, EMS, NAEMT, AHA, and ASHI. Blake has been Director of Operations for Heartland Medical Direction for over 2 years. He has a passion for teaching and continuing the advancement of rural police, fire, and EMS.

Kinsley’s venture into the medical world first began in college where she studied veterinary medicine and participated in an international debate team, kindling her love of public speaking and education. During and after college, Kinsley worked in the veterinary field for 4 years before she made the switch to the human side of things.
Kinsley called Oklahoma home for 6 years and has worked with sheriff offices, police departments, and EMS agencies across the state where she had the opportunity to join the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training program, received her instructor qualification, and instructed first responder agencies throughout Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Prior to joining Heartland,, Kinsley served as a dispatch supervisor with Jackson County EMS where she received her Advanced Emergency Medical Dispatching (EMD-A) certification with the International Academy of Emergency Medical Dispatch (IAEMD).

Kinsley has 3 children and now calls the Eastern Coast of North Carolina home.  Kinsley enjoys assisting agencies to best meet their needs as promptly as possible, helping the Heartland team continue to serve and expand throughout the state, and flying back to Oklahoma for in-person tasks when needed.  She truly loves working with Heartland Medical Direction, seeing the profound impact of hands-on medical direction, consistent and proper training, and is honored to be a part of that impact.

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E.J. was born, raised, and started his prehospital medicine and fire career in a small community in southwest Oklahoma. As a senior, he enrolled in the Firefighter/EMT program at Great Plains
Technology Center. His small town roots made him want to make an impact in rural communities and holds an inborn fondness for rural prehospital care. E.J. has volunteered at Central High Volunteer Department, worked part-time at Kirk’s EMS, worked at CCMH helping with the overload of patients during the height of COVID, and teaches at OSU Fire Service Training Service. He currently works as the Fire Chief/EMS Director for the Anadarko Fire Department/EMS. Through his career, he has been able to see the effect prehospital care can have on patients.

"I have always placed the care of patients and rural EMS at the forefront with a “customer service” mindset for the fire/ems service of my communities."
 

Hannah's passion for medicine began in 2008 and has been the driving force in her life ever since. She started her career in medicine as a Medical Assistant at an orthopedic clinic in Stillwater while completing her undergraduate studies. Following graduation, she transitioned to the ER at Oklahoma ER and Hospital, where she continues to work.

Her dedication to the field led her to pursue further education, culminating in a master’s degree in physiology and pharmacology, with aspirations of attending medical school. As Hannah continues her journey in medicine, she is eager to make a meaningful impact in the field and embrace every opportunity for growth and learning.

Chris began his journey in a rural setting, serving on a volunteer fire department for five years. He honed his skills in environments that demanded resourcefulness and versatility. He later transitioned to a metropolitan area when he was hired as a full-time firefighter and went on to received his paramedic. Combined, Chris has over two decades of education and dedicated service. With this, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the EMS. As a paramedic for the past nine years, Chris has been at the forefront of emergency medical care, providing critical support and life-saving interventions. He also has had extensive training and experience as a Technical Rescue Specialist and Hazmat Technician, both spanning 14 years. These elective trainings underscore his commitment to mastering specialized disciplines that are vital in emergency scenarios. Additionally, his decade-long role as a rescue diver highlights his versatility and readiness to respond to the demanding and diverse rescue situations. Like many in this profession, Chris has a servants heart. He is dedicated to the community and is always striving to improve and excel in his duties. He thrives on the challenges of teaching, finding satisfaction in sharing his knowledge and skills with others. Affiliated with Heartland Medical Direction, he proudly embraces their motto "Medicina Bona Locis Malis," or "Good Medicine in Bad Places." This passion exemplifies his dedication to making a difference in the most difficult and critical situations. Chris is an invaluable asset in the field of emergency medical services.

Jessica has been administrative assistant for 10 years working in various fields from education, to legal to EMS. She has a degree in Management Information Systems and loves creating a great spreadsheet. 

Trisha Broadway is a dedicated professional with an Associate’s degree in Business Management from Tulsa Community College and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Oklahoma State University. With experience across various fields, the most fulfilling aspect of Trisha's career has always been helping others.
 
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Trisha is a proud spouse and parent to three wonderful children. Passionate about making a difference, Trisha is honored to be part of an organization dedicated to serving others and creating a meaningful impact in the community.

Catie was born and raised in north Texas and attended school at Oklahoma State University. Upon graduation, she embarked on a career in marketing, where she spent eight years managing campaigns for numerous Fortune 500 companies. 

Throughout her career, she discovered her love for organization, attention to detail and customer relations. She enjoys playing a small part in assisting communities and agencies through these skills. In her spare time, you will find her spending time with her son, husband and three dogs.

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