Adam started out as an EMS Explorer while still in High School and began working at Robertson County EMS in June 2003 as an EMT-Basic, only a few days after graduating Franklin High School.  After two years as an EMT-Basic, he went on to Texas A&M Emergency Services Training Institute to obtain his Paramedic Certification.  Adam moved up the ranks as a Field Training Officer, Promoted to EMS Lieutenant, then EMS Captain and became Assistant Director in the Fall of 2017.  Adam serves as a Tactical Medic for Robertson County EMS Tactical Medicine Team as well. ​ Adam is also a Flight Paramedic with St. Joseph Health Air Med 12 in College Station, where he is able to share his critical care knowledge with the crews here at RCEMS. Adam serves on multiple committees throughout the region and State that advocate for rural EMS education and quality improvement for prehospital medicine. Adam currently resides in Franklin where he is married and has two sons. He considers Robertson County to be the best of the best and is proud to be a part of Robertson County EMS.