Who We Are

Mark began working in emergency medical services in 1977; in 2002 the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians recognized him for achieving 20 consecutive years as a registered EMT- Paramedic. He has spent much of his career instructing courses for the American Heart Association and National Safety Council and holds membership in numerous professional associations, serving as president of the Louisiana Rural Ambulance Alliance in 2004.

In late 2003-at a time when political unrest and violence were at their peak-Mark Majors was on a plane to Baghdad, and the result of that initial trip was the construction of a medical clinic at the Baghdad International Airport.
Critical Care Certified Paramedics were assigned to provide expanded scope of practice treatment and procedures for the employees of contractors working in Iraq. Utilizing the latest developments in telemedicine allowed oversight and medical control by a U.S. physician.

Mark Majors defines not only entrepreneurial spirit but also the spirit of his chosen profession. When he learned of the Sept. 11 attacks on the WorldTradeCenter, he immediately assembled a medical relief team and within three days the four members were on the road, driving 28 hours straight to volunteer at Ground Zero. They were the first team from Louisiana to respond. A consummate entrepreneur, Mark continues to pursue an array of additional opportunities at home and abroad.

With Mark's years of experience he offers a unique perspective to various boards and commitees that he currently serves on:


Compassion Services International Board of Directors
Disaster Response/Medical Missions Coordinator

Disaster Emergency Response Network -DERA
Program Manager (Gulf Region)

Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals
ESF-8 Disaster Regional Coordinator
(EMS Region 6)

Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals
Louisiana Emergency Response Network - LERN
Commissioner Region 6-Chairman

Louisiana Ambulance Alliance
Legislative Commitee
Medicaid Negotiations Commitee


Louisiana EMS Certification Commission
Board member
Appointed by LA Governor Bobby Jindal

After studying for two years at the United States Air Force Academy
Marc Anthony Majors, President, began his career as a mechanical craftsman in oil and gas refineries. 

With a dedication to hard work and passion for project success, Marc has been able to move into supervisory roles and gain recognition and respect among his peers for his work ethics. He was asked to participate in formal safety training to receive OSHA and NCCER professional safety training. Upon completion of this he was asked to perform the duties of a Safety technician and later as a Site Safety Manager.  He has worked in this capacity in oil and gas refineries as well as offshore on maritime pipeline projects. 

A broad spectrum of training and many hours of field experience has allowed Marc to be able to pre-plan, establish, and manage jobs of all sizes with no lost time injuries and a profound reduction of OSHA recordable injuries as well as a minimal amount of near misses or accidents.