AAEM Mentorship Program

Strengthening the AAEM community through professional growth and collaborative mentorship.

Program Mission

The mission of the AAEM Mentorship Program is to connect newer and experienced members through mentorship relationships, offering guidance, coaching, and support. By fostering personal and professional growth, the program strengthens leadership across the AAEM community and promotes a culture of continuous development in the field of emergency management.

AAEM Mentorship Program

Program Overview / Cheat Sheet
A high-level summary of the AAEM Mentorship Program, including key dates, roles, and milestones.
Participant Cheat Sheet

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Apply for the Mentorship Program

Submit your application for the 2026 cohort here:
AAEM Mentorship Program Application
Application window: June 9 – July 10, 2026
Note: Only one application per participant per year is allowed. Early submissions cannot be processed.

Program Handbook
Access detailed program guidance, expectations, and resources:
AAEM Mentorship Program Handbook

FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about eligibility, participation, and certification credits.
Mentorship Program FAQs

Reporting Form (for mentors and mentees post-pairing)
Submit quarterly check-ins, meeting logs, and final feedback.
Activity Reporting Form
Reporting deadline: May 14, 2027

Important Notes
Attendance at the ACCA and AAEM sessions is recommended but not required.
Use a Google account to access all forms; if a different email is needed, contact Kim Bouler.
Please follow all application and reporting deadlines.

Questions / Contact
Kim Bouler
Phone: 251-460-8036
Email: kbouler@mobilecountyema.gov‍ ‍

Quick Links

Overview/Cheat Sheet
Apply Now
Program Handbook
FAQs
Reporting Form
Contact

Mentorship Committee Members

  • Kim Bouler, Mobile County - Chair

  • Danon Smith, Baldwin County

  • Jessica Schweiger, AEMA

  • Jim Coker, Jefferson County

  • Michael Posey, Dekalb County

  • Rita Smith, Lee County

  • Shawn Rogers, Cherokee County

  • Tim Sartin, Cullman County

Quick FAQs

  • To provide structured mentoring that supports professional development, skill-building, and networking within the AAEM community.

  • Applications are submitted online via the AAEM Mentorship Program Google Form.

  • Matches are made by the Pairing Team based on program principles: geographic region, experience differential, goals alignment, availability, and professional compatibility

  • Engage in monthly check-ins, follow program guidance, and work toward professional development goals agreed upon with your match.