Zach Stutts is a dedicated leader in the field of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) education. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical Care, he worked in rural EMS services in North Carolina. As a Training Officer, he established the services as accredited institutions for EMS education. Joining the North Carolina Office of EMS in 2015, he contributed to the state’s transition to computer-based testing. With a Master’s of Science in Management, Zach now serves as the Education Captain at Cherokee Tribal EMS. He’s known for his involvement in state advisory committees, presentations at EMS conferences, and contributions to credentialing bodies. Zach’s relentless pursuit of excellence continues to shape EMS standards and improve emergency care.