
The Plymouth County CISM team. Different uniforms. Same purpose.
The Plymouth County CISM team is a volunteer roster of firefighters, police officers, EMTs and paramedics, dispatchers, nurses, chaplains and licensed clinicians. We are organized under the Plymouth County Fire and Rescue Training Association and we have served the county’s responders since 1989.
How we are organized
Inside the Plymouth County CISM team
There is no paid staff. Instead, every role below is filled by a volunteer who also works a shift, raises a family and still picks up the phone at 2 a.m.
Team leadership
Leadership of the Plymouth County CISM team
The team is led by a coordinator group drawn from fire, police, EMS, dispatch, clinical and chaplain members, with oversight from the Plymouth County Fire and Rescue Training Association. Every leader below is ICISF-trained and still takes calls as an active peer.
Firstname Lastname
Team Coordinator · Fire
Plymouth County Fire & Rescue Training Association · 28 yrs
Takes the activation call and assembles the response. Career firefighter and company officer; ICISF-trained peer since 2004.
Firstname Lastname
Assistant Coordinator · Police
Plymouth County police department · 22 yrs
Leads law-enforcement peer responses and officer-involved incident support. Retired sergeant and QPR instructor.
Firstname Lastname
EMS Lead · EMS
Municipal / private EMS · 18 yrs
Paramedic and field training officer. Coordinates EMS peer supporters and pediatric-call follow-up.
Firstname Lastname
Dispatch Lead · Telecommunicator
Regional 911 center · 15 yrs
Dispatch supervisor who built the telecommunicator peer program. Leads console-side defusings.
Firstname Lastname
Clinical Advisor · Clinician
Licensed mental health professional · 20 yrs
LICSW with first-responder specialty. Attends formal debriefings and manages the referral network.
Firstname Lastname
Chaplain · Chaplain
Fire & police chaplaincy · 12 yrs
Supports members of any faith, or none, with a focus on line-of-duty death and family notification.
To complete this section we need, for each leader:
- Headshot — square crop, at least 800×800 px, plain or station background, uniform or team polo. Phone photos are fine if the light is even.
- Name and preferred rank or title (e.g., Captain, Sgt., LICSW).
- Role on the team and discipline.
- Agency and years of service (optional).
- Two or three sentences about what they do on the team and why they do it.
- OK to publish? First names only is fine for anyone who prefers it.
Send everything to New Advantage and the cards will be swapped in within a day.
Regional partners
The Plymouth County CISM team works alongside
Request assistance
Not sure if it’s “bad enough” to call? Call anyway.
One conversation with a peer who gets it. No report, no record, no judgment. And if we’re not the right fit, we’ll connect you with someone who is.
24 hours a day · 7 days a week · Peer-to-peer
