Biography
Ryan Everette Albaugh: A Pillar in Emergency Services and Television
Ryan Everette Albaugh, a name synonymous with dedication and excellence in the field of emergency services, has held the prestigious position of Chief Executive Officer at both Event Medical and Safety LLC and K9SF LLC. Recognized in Marquis Who's Who, Mr. Albaugh's career is a testament to his extensive experience and significant contributions in various sectors such as law enforcement, firefighting, the armed forces, and emergency medicine.
At the helm of Event Medical and Safety LLC since its inception during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Mr. Albaugh has successfully led the company to provide top-tier set and event medics, along with COVID compliance professionals. His clientele is diverse and impressive, including several nationally syndicated television programs, music videos, and commercials. Notably, Mr. Albaugh has personally contributed to the sets of acclaimed productions such as "Motor MythBusters," "America's Top Dog," "The Puppy Bowl Presents: The Dog Games," "Celebrity IOU," "RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race," and Billie Eilish's "Your Power" music video. His affiliation with IATSE Local 80 union and ASA Film Crew underscores his commitment to the entertainment industry.
In addition to his emergency medicine expertise, Mr. Albaugh is the driving force behind K9SF LLC, a Minneapolis-based dog handling and training service. Founded in 2010, the company began with training 15 rescue dogs and has since expanded significantly, training over 3,000 dogs to date. K9SF LLC is renowned for its top-five rating among dog trainers in the Twin Cities region of Minnesota, serving a varied clientele including law enforcement officers, athletes, entertainment workers, and medical professionals.
Mr. Albaugh's journey in civic service began in 2005 with the Franklin County Sheriff's Department in Tennessee as a corrections officer. His international experience includes a notable stint as a dog handler in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2013, where he played a crucial role in assisting the victims of a suicide bombing, averting a potential terrorist attack on the U.S. Embassy, and training over 200 dogs in explosive detection. Stateside, he served as a patrol officer with the Huntland Police Department in Tennessee, a technician with the U.S. Marine Corps in South Carolina, and a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical responder in Tennessee.
His law enforcement career further includes serving as the youngest Chief of Police in Huntland, Tennessee, where he significantly improved community-police relations, enforced seatbelt laws, upgraded officer equipment, and enhanced training requirements. Following this, Mr. Albaugh worked with American Security and Investigations in Minnesota and as an explosive detection dog handler in Los Angeles.
Mr. Albaugh's involvement in the television and film industry is equally impressive. His recent work includes contributions to new judge shows on Amazon, "Judy Justice" and "Tribunal," where he served as a set medic. His filmography further extends to projects like "80 for Brady," "Never Have I Ever," "Nickelodeon Slime Cup," "Domino Masters," "Black Pack: We Three Kings," "90 Day Bares All," "Motor MythBusters," "America's Top Dog," and many more, showcasing his versatility and commitment to providing critical medical services in various entertainment settings.
His qualifications are extensive, with certifications in emergency medicine, law enforcement, basic life support, COVID-19 compliance, and explosive detecting dog handling from organizations such as North American Rescue, Cleveland State Community College, the American Heart Association, Health Education Services, UCLA, and the U.S. Department of State. His academic background includes studies in criminal justice, police science, emergency medical response, Spanish language, and small business management.
Honored for his service and commitment, Mr. Albaugh has received several awards, including a Local Hero Award. His success is attributed to his determination, willingness to take risks, and ability to diverge from conventional paths. Looking ahead, Mr. Albaugh aspires to complete an advanced EMT certification, enhance his Spanish fluency, and devote more time to nonprofit organizations like K9 Hero Haven and Animal Arc, continuing his journey of service and excellence.
