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Honor Society® member

Sarah C. Scott

  • Emergency management, crisis intervention, incident command, firefighting, and EMS
  • Class of 2025
  • Newcastle, ME

Member since February 2025

About

I worked in social services for 10 years, predominantly as a Clinical and On-call Crisis Case Manager. In recent years, as the COVID pandemic ebbed into receding current events, I transitioned into a new path of passions. Emergency services and supports has always felt like a calling but now with renewed resilience and fortitude, I've dug in and created a name for myself in the world of emergency management and medical support within the East Coast. I have a proclivity for for creative problem solving and commitment to those in need of assistance, ongoing interest in risk mitigation and effective response to emergency incidents. With a macro goal of network development, sustainable relationships with other emergency entities and many micro-goals of professional development, I'm finding my way along a unique path that I am happily carving out for myself. (Please see my LinkedIn profile for an exhaustive list of my other professional extra curricular activities as well as current events: www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-c-scott).

Education

  • University of Maine, Augusta

    Trauma Informed Emergency Management

    2023 – 2025

  • The Evergreen State College

    Clinical Psychology

    2012 – 2014

  • South Puget Sound Community College

    General Studies

    2010 – 2012

Honors and awards

  • Rising Scholar, scholarship award winner, 2024

    I was nominated and won the Rising Scholar scholarship through the University of Maine at Augusta in June 2024 for academic and extra curricular pursuits within the Emergency Management profession.

Goals and interests

Career goal

I hope to work globally in any kind of crisis and/or disaster response role for communities experiencing inequality, disaster response and medical crisis needs. The culmination of firefighting, integrating into incident command systems, human-made and natural disaster response experience, mass casualty and hospital operations as well as emergency response through EMS adds up to a professionally experienced individual who has prioritized building resilience, learned skills and developed intuitive knowledge, come from a foundation of being able to work with every type of community member imaginable and a dedication to building myself up as a leader in the fields of my studies.

Graduate school interests

Current Graduate student at the University of Maine, Augusta.
Interested in a Graduate certificate through Northeastern University (Emergency Medicine Certificate)

Volunteering

  • Vice President

    Maine Association of Local Emergency Managers

    Jan 2025 – Jan 2026