Ann Maas, RN
Erika Ingersol
Erika Ingersoll is a veteran health educator with 30 years of experience who empowers students and actively promotes Red Cross community health programs.
Mei Curry
Mei expands emergency preparedness and first aid training in the Intermountain West by building partnerships and programs, backed by her background in global health.
Andrew Michalik
Andrew is the founder of Great Basin Emergency Training. He is passionate about community, outdoor sports, and equal access to health care and learning opportunities.
Ann Maas, RN
Ann is a registered nurse with experience in ICU, Medical-Surgical, Interventional Radiology, NICU, and Behavioral Medicine. Throughout her nursing career, she has been involved in many situations requiring CPR and emergency response, which has shown her how important immediate action and effective training can be.
She has a passion for teaching and recently completed her masters degree in Nursing Education. She currently teaches with Provo College of Nursing, where she enjoys helping prepare future nurses. Ann believes training makes a difference. When someone needs CPR, the best thing anyone can do is step in and help. With proper training, that help can be more confident, effective, and potentially life-saving.
Outside of nursing and teaching, Ann loves mountain biking, music, hiking, spending time with her family, and playing with my puppy.
Erika Ingersol
Erika has proudly served the Aberdeen School District for the past 30 years, dedicating her career to educating, mentoring, and empowering students. She holds a Master’s Degree in Health Education and currently teaches Dual Credit Health courses in partnership with the College of Western Idaho, helping students build the knowledge and skills they need for healthy, successful futures.
As a lifelong educator, Erika is passionate about promoting health education, community service, and leadership. Her work in the classroom has always centered on preparing students to make informed decisions, care for others, and become active contributors to their communities.
These values have made her a natural advocate for the American Red Cross. Erika is honored to support the Red Cross mission by helping educate others about health and safety, encouraging community involvement, and promoting the importance of blood donation and disaster preparedness. She believes that through education, volunteerism, and compassion, individuals can make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
Mei Curry
Mei works on creating programs, building partnerships, and growing training opportunities that advance GBET’s mission of making high-quality emergency preparedness and first aid education more accessible across the Intermountain West. She collaborates with businesses, organizations, and community partners to create meaningful learning opportunities. She is a University of Utah alumna who studied global health.
Outside of work, Mei enjoys the outdoors, traveling, photography, and works on supporting public health efforts locally and abroad.