Dr. Charles A. Finch D.O. - Medical Director

As Medical Director, Dr. Charles A. Finch D.O. provides medical oversight to all patients treated and transported by MedFlight911. Dr. Finch attended Brophy College Preparatory, Arizona State University, and medical school at Des Moines University – Osteopathic Medical Center. He also trained in the field of Emergency Medicine and Trauma at Maricopa Medical Center.

Dr. Finch is a partner with Scottsdale Emergency Associates and is also very active within the medical community; working to educate medical students and clinicians in a variety of ways. He serves on the Board of Trustees of the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association, Board of Directors for the Des Moines University Alumni Association, Board of Directors for the American Lung Association of Arizona, and serves as the Medical Director for the Salt River Fire Department. In addition, he is a Clinical Professor, and Chair, Department of Integrated Medicine at Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he has developed a medical school curriculum for grief, bereavement and emergency care.

Dr. Finch is the Founder, and Camp Director of Camp Paz, and serves on the Board of Directors for the organization Stepping Stones of Hope. He lives in Scottsdale with his wife and two young children.

William "Dee" McCluskey - President

William "Dee" McCluskey is the President, Founder and CEO of MedFlight911 where he leads from the perspective of an experienced critical care paramedic. His 30 years of experience as an emergency medical technician, firefighter, instructor and leader gives him unique insight into the skills, knowledge and personality traits that he requires of every MedFlight911 professional. He is passionate about providing seamless, efficient and compassionate medical transport services to patients all over the world.

Dee has extensive experience in the field of emergency medical response. He spent more than 20 years as a flight and certified critical care paramedic. He also served in the fire service for more than two decades across the US; starting out as a firefighter and eventually becoming Fire Chief. A sought-after educator, Dee also trains firefighters, EMT's and paramedics across the country.

He's a "hands-on" Dad of three who lives with his wife Teressa in Surprise, Arizona. He holds a BA in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. He gives back to the community through his efforts with many charities including American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Children's Kindness Network, Dysart Unified School District and Stepping Stones of Hope.

Teressa McCluskey - Vice President

As Vice President of MedFlight911, Teressa McCluskey handles many critical responsibilities including business development, service delivery and financial management. Teressa holds a BA in Interpersonal Communication from the Arizona State University Hugh Downs School of Human Communication. She is also a certified Success Code Coach™ and E-Myth Consultant who trained under Jeff Burrows.

Teressa has extensive experience in the field of business and organizational consulting. She spent more than 10 years as a life and business coach, business trainer and systems writer along with a decade of work in financial, accounting services industry. Teressa uses her business, financial and coaching background, as well as her commitment to compassionate patient care, to ensure MedFlight911 is always providing seamless, efficient medical transports.

Teressa has a passion for personal and professional growth and is drawn to activities and people who share that passion. She is very fortunate to have a wonderful husband and three healthy, beautiful children. She gives back to the community through her efforts with many charities including the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Children's Kindness Network, Dysart Unified School District and Susan G. Komen.

Kevin Koelbel - Legal Counsel

After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics and a teaching certificate, Kevin accepted a full-time substitute teaching position in Syosset, New York. While searching for a regular full-time position, his father, a custom woodworker suffered a heart attack. Kevin, who had worked with his father growing up, agreed to help out his father, until his father recovered. That worked out so well, Kevin never went back to teaching.

After ten years, his father was ready to scale back the business and Kevin, now married, wanted to start a family. After several visits to his in-laws in Tucson, Kevin and his wife agreed that Tucson provided more affordable opportunities for a young couple than Long Island. One of those opportunities was law school. It would not seem that custom woodworking and law have much in common. Substantively, that is true. But both require patience, practice, and careful attention to detail if they are to be done well.

Kevin graduated Arizona State University College of Law in 1995. His practice includes civil appeals, employment law, and school law. He is admitted to practice in Arizona state and federal courts, the Unites States Court of Appeals for the Ninth and Tenth Circuits, and the United States Supreme Court. He recently appeared before the United States Supreme Court in successful opposition to First Unum Life Insurance Company's petition for review of a Ninth Circuit opinion interpreting the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.