Mr. Pete Savard, R.N. B.S.N. is the Assistant Director of the Dynamic Medical Systems program at the National Center for Medical Readiness at Wright State University. He is directly responsible for implementation and delivery of projects such as the Ohio MEMS project which includes both the Acute Care Center and Neighborhood Emergency Help Center programs.

He is developing a disaster supply chain model for mobile medical assets such as the Ohio MEMS program. He has spoken nationally on medical mobile logistics and the management of the supply chain. He currently is enrolled in Wright State University's Master's in Logistics and Supply Chain management in the Raj Soin College of Business.

His interest and area of development is in RFID technology and its field applications in the mobile deployable supply chain. Before coming to Wright State University he worked at numerous hospitals where he was involved in providing direct delivery of clinical care at Level 1 Emergency and Trauma Centers. He has a long distinguished background as a nursing leader including serving in mid level management positions at both pediatric and adult emergency departments and clinical research in resuscitation and hemodynamics. He brings many skills and talents in the field of emergency management and disaster preparedness both from his personal experience in disasters and his formal roles in leadership.