Provides information, arranges public hearings, schedules stakeholder meetings, and makes program materials accessible to ensure transparency and community participation in Maine EMS policy development, presents program evaluations, progress reports, and research findings to the Maine EMS Board, regional groups, and external stakeholders to build understanding, secure buy-in, and gain policy support. REPRESENTATIVE TASKS: Designs, implements, and completes research projects and needs assessments regarding critical care transport needs, systems, and outcomes, EMS clinician mental health trends, and prehospital SUD interventions (e.g., leave-behind naloxone or MAT pathways) to inform state health plans and operational protocols.