Webinar - Emotional Intelligence in Emergency Services Leadership
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In today's fast-paced and high-pressure emergency services environment, emotional intelligence is an essential leadership skill. Effective leaders must be able to recognize and understand their own leadership styles, emotional responses, and decision-making tendencies in order to positively influence not only emergency scenes, but also the most valued resource – their personnel.
This webinar explores the critical role emotional intelligence plays in fire and emergency services leadership. Participants will gain insight into the importance of self-awareness, relationship management, and leadership practices that foster trust, resilience, and professional excellence. Through practical discussion and real-world application, attendees will learn how emotionally intelligent leadership supports stronger teams, healthier volunteer cultures, and improved service delivery.
Douglas Cline
Douglas Cline, Chief of the Professional Development Division with Horry County Fire Rescue, a combination Metro Department with over 750 Fire and Emergency Medical Personnel, serving a diverse population and 1255 square miles of jurisdiction. Chief Cline is a 46-year student of the fire and emergency services, as well as a well-known international speaker and instructor presenting dynamic power packed /high intensity programs on leadership, instructor development, officer development, fire ground tactics, rapid intervention team training and firefighter safety and survival. Cline is a highly published author of articles, blogs and textbooks for both Fire and EMS. As a Chief Officer, Cline is a distinguished authority on Leadership, Officer Development and has traveled internationally delivering distinguished programs on these topics.
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