08About the Program Architect

Gabriel BorisGalvani.

Tactical Medical Readiness Program Architect and Training Operations Lead.

A Brazilian registered nurse and military police officer whose background bridges frontline law-enforcement operations and emergency/critical-care nursing. He is the architect of T-EMRP, responsible for the program's framework design, curriculum integration, scenario development, and training-operations coordination.

Portrait of Gabriel Boris Galvani, wearing a navy suit and glasses

COREN/SP · PMESP

Nursing and emergency-care background

Registered nurse, licensed by the São Paulo Regional Nursing Council (COREN/SP). Within the São Paulo State Military Police health system, he has served as a primary-care and logistics nurse at a central outpatient clinic, and as an emergency-department and ICU nurse on an extra-duty schedule at the Military Police Hospital. His clinical scope includes emergency and critical-care patient stabilization, hemorrhage control (including tourniquet application), intraosseous access, laryngeal mask airway use, basic and advanced life support, peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) placement, and primary-care procedures.

Licensure note

His nursing license (COREN/SP) is a Brazilian credential. It is not presented here as equivalent to any U.S. nursing or clinical license. Any question of U.S. licensure equivalency would require separate documentary review and is outside the scope of this program summary.

Instructional and tactical-medical experience

Since February 2024, he has served as a prehospital-care (APH) instructor for the São Paulo State Military Police, teaching hemorrhage control and casualty stabilization techniques to officers responding to high-risk incidents. He holds hands-on clinical course completions in intraosseous access, PICC line placement, advanced life support, hypodermoclysis, laryngeal mask intubation, and hemorrhage control (Stop the Bleed), completed through FABRAC Centro Universitário in 2023.

Law-enforcement and logistics background

He has served with the São Paulo State Military Police since November 2014, in patrol operations, crowd-management operations, and — from January 2019 to March 2023 — in an internal-affairs role conducting preliminary administrative investigations. Since February 2024, he has also managed unit vehicle-fleet logistics alongside his instructor duties.

Education

Postgraduate certificate, Aerospace Nursing

Unyleya · 2024

Postgraduate certificate, Emergency and Critical Care (Urgência e Emergência)

Instituto Brasileiro de Pós-Graduação · 2023

Postgraduate certificate, Intensive Care (UTI)

Instituto Brasileiro de Pós-Graduação · 2023

Associate degree, Hospital Management

UNINOVE · 2023

Bachelor of Nursing

UNINOVE · 2022

Institutional recognition

  • Medalha de Mérito Pessoal, Grau 5 — 2017
  • Medalha de Combatente da Força Pública Paulista, Instituto Histórico Militar — 2020
  • Medalha de Mérito Pessoal, Grau 4 — 2020
  • Medalha de Honra ao Mérito Militar — 2021
  • Medalha de Mérito Pessoal, Grau 3 — 2021
  • Personal commendation — 2023 COVID-19 and influenza vaccination campaign

These are internal institutional recognitions from his law-enforcement service in Brazil, listed for professional-background context. They are not credentials or endorsements related to T-EMRP.

Proposed role in T-EMRP
01Develops the program architecture
02Integrates training components across the five-component framework
03Designs joint scenarios and simulation packages
04Supports instructor development and the train-the-trainer pathway
05Coordinates documentation and corrective-action processes
Scope limitations

The Program Architect holds no clinical approval right, no authority over any participating agency's command structure, and no control over the independent evaluation or its findings. All clinical content requires the review and approval of a U.S.-licensed medical director. All operational commitments require the approval of each participating agency's own leadership.

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