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Nick Arnett supervises medical and rescue resources on a federal Complex Incident Management Team. He is also a crisis responder, fire chaplain and former paramedic with experience in domestic and international emergency response in fire, rescue, medical, communications, public information and crisis intervention roles. He teaches emergency medicine, crisis intervention, resilience, and community emergency preparedness. He previously was a software industry product executive and company founder with seven patents for intelligence-gathering software. Arnett has also been an award-winning reporter for radio, television and print, including CBS and ABC News, Rolling Stone and numerous technology publications. While at the San Jose Business Journal, he broke the story of Steve Jobs' departure from Apple. While in college, he reported the first accurate account of the Reagan shooting for CBS and other news media. Arnett holds numerous certifications in emergency medicine, wildland firefighting, rescue, crisis intervention, and emergency management. He is also a General class ham radio operator (KJ6FOI) active in emergency communications with CAL FIRE and ARES/RACES. Arnett's latest book, "Stress Into Strength: Resilience Routines for Warriors, Wimps, and Everyone in Between," was released by HarperCollins Leadership in July 2021.