Scott began a career in emergency medical services at the age of 18.  He became a Nationally Registered Paramedic and worked full-time for a busy advanced life support ambulance service as a paramedic.  Additionally, Scott was a flight paramedic for a hospital based helicopter service for 16 years.

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While continuing to work in emergency medical services, Scott began a career in law enforcement, working for multiple law enforcement agencies including the Arkansas State Police.  Since Scott was a paramedic, he was immediately assigned to the State Police SWAT Team as a Paramedic/SWAT Operator.  

 

After 9/11, Scott became a United States Federal Air Marshal flying covert missions to keep passengers and domestic airlines safe from terrorists.  He performed counter-terrorism missions while in airports and on aircrafts.  Provided in-flight security as a covert federal air marshal as well as assessed flight environments and passenger behavior.​ 

 

Scott's federal law enforcement career spanned over 20 years working for the Social Security Administration - Office of Inspector General, (SSA-OIG).  He investigated fraud, waste and abuse against the Social Security Administration programs as well as identity theft.  Due to Scott's investigative diligence and work ethic he routinely saved the Social Security Administration over a million dollars each year.  Additionally, he was also assigned to the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force and was instrumental in training Deputy US Marshals in close quarters battle tactics and tactical medicine.  

 

Scott went on to work for the United States Postal Service - Office of Inspector General (USPS-OIG).  Scott investigated worker's compensation fraud, internal mail theft, financial embezzlement cases as well narcotics trafficking investigations.  He received numerous awards for his investigations and solved many complex cases.  Scott was promoted as the National Threat Management Coordinator responsible for policy development and training for approximately 500 special agents nationwide.  He developed the first ever Emergency Medical Program for the USPS-OIG.   Scott was instrumental in training special agents in firearms along with close quarter battle tactics, defensive tactics as well as medical procedures to include administration of Narcan, treating gunshot wounds and certifying all special agents in CPR and the AED.​

 

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