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We specialize in safety, security, and emergency preparedness consulting for large and small businesses. With a background in healthcare, special events, faith communities, amusement parks, and manufacturing, we offer a range of safety, security and emergency management services to fit all budgets. Elevate your business’s safety and security with my expertise.

Sarah has been in the safety, security and emergency management business since her very first job as a lifeguard. She is an Ohio and Nationally Registered Paramedic and holds a Master of Science in Safey and Emergency Management from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Sarah’s work history includes:

- A variety of EMS and 911 settings early in her career
- An amusement park safety manager at a mid-sized, regional amusement park
- A special event emergency planner for large and small events including an NBA All Star Game, two World Series and a Super Bowl
- Director of Safety and Security for a regional healthcare system
- Principal of Corporate Security for a multi-national manufacturing organization

Sarah is passionate about safety and it shows in her commitment to the field and her enthusiastic training programs. She is a published author on a variety of safety topics. Please include the following links and play with the formatting to make it look good.

Spears, Sarah J. “Body Worn Cameras in Healthcare.” IAHSS Foundation Evidence Based Healthcare Security Research Series (January 2024). This should be a hyperlink to this location: https://iahssf.org/research/body-worn-cameras-in-healthcarepolicies-regarding-homeless-populations-in-hospitals-cloned/
Henkel, Sarah J. “Threat Assessment Strategies to Mitigate Violence in Healthcare.” IAHSS Foundation Evidence Based Healthcare Security Research Series (November 2019). This should be a hyperlink to this location: https://iahssf.org/assets/IAHSS-Foundation-Threat-Assessment-Strategies-to-Mitigate-Violence-in-Healthcare.pdf
Henkel, Sarah. “Violence in Healthcare and the Use of Handcuffs.” IAHSS Foundation Evidence Based Healthcare Security Research Series (October 2018). This should be a hyperlink to this location: https://iahssf.org/assets/IAHSS-Foundation-Violence-in-Healthcare-and-the-Use-of-Handcuffs.pdf
Henkel, Sarah and Rich. “Common pregnancy complication…complicated.” Texas EMS (July/August 2012): 32-37. This needs to link to the attached PDF titled Pregnancy Article
Henkel, Sarah, David Stapp and Liz Herring. “Super Bowl XLV Recap and Lessons Learned” Texas EMS (July/August 2011): 26-29. This needs to link to the attached PDF titled Super Bowl Article
Henkel, Sarah and Rich. “Heatstroke: A Serious Summer Risk in Texas.” Texas EMS (July/August 2011): 30-38. This needs to link to the attached PDF file called Heatstroke Article
Henkel, Sarah and Rich. “Drowning at Public Pools and Water Parks…What You Need to Know.” Texas EMS (September/October 2010): 34-40. This needs to link to the attached PDF titled Drowning Article

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