About Us

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Chief Greg Logue is the Program Director and Lead Instructor at HazTox, bringing over three decades of experience in emergency medical services and hazardous materials response. His career began in 1991 as a Combat Medic in the U.S. Army’s prestigious 10th Mountain Division, where he developed his expertise in high-pressure, critical care environments. 

After his military service, Greg was pivotal in developing the LifeFlight Program at Miami Children’s Hospital (now Nicklaus Children’s Hospital) and worked as a critical care flight medic. His career trajectory continued to rise when he joined Miami-Dade Fire Rescue in 1998, where he ascended to the rank of Battalion Chief, a position he has held for the last 24 years. 

Alongside his fire rescue duties, Greg serves as the EMS Coordinator for the Miami Dolphins, ensuring top-notch medical readiness for professional athletes.

Greg’s teaching career began in 1993 with a passion for education with the U.S. Army’s Combat Lifesaver Course. Over the years, he has expanded his instructional repertoire to include many life-saving and emergency care courses, including PALS, NRP, CPR, ACLS, and more. His expertise has been instrumental in developing and instructing programs for EMTs, paramedics, and hazmat specialists. 

• First Responder
• Emergency Medical Technician
• Paramedic
• ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
• PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
• Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
• PHTLS (Prehospital Trauma Life Support)
• IAFF Response to Terrorism Workshop
• U.S. Parachute Association Safety Day Course
• Combat Lifesaver Course, U.S. Army
• Hazardous Materials Technician
• Hazardous Materials Medic
• HazTox Responder
• HazTox Medic
• NFL Game-day Emergency Care Course “Field Team”

In addition to his extensive teaching experience, Greg is a published author. He has written the Hazmat Medic Handbook and Introduction to Drug Calculations, both of which have become essential resources for professionals in the field.

Greg's extensive field experience, combined with his passion for education and innovation, makes him a trusted leader in the field of hazardous materials response and emergency medical services.

Dr. Abo is an emergency and EMS physician with a further subspecialty in austere, disaster, wilderness, and international emergency medicine/EMS.  He has over 24 years of experience in EMS as an EMT, then a paramedic, and now a physician. Before enrolling in medical school, Dr. Abo was an education and international EMS consultant as faculty of the University of Pittsburgh and the Center for Emergency Medicine. Dr. Abo walked with honors for a dual medicine and master's in public health at Touro  University College of Osteopathic Medicine in California, then did an emergency medicine residency at Mount Sinai Miami Beach. After that, he did an EMS fellowship at the University of Florida, where he stayed on the faculty as an assistant professor for a few years. He has begun working clinically in South Florida and is now faculty for Florida State  University's new EMS fellowship, starting in Sarasota. He has responded in varying roles to numerous large scale disasters within the  US and globally and also has served in various leadership roles for various philanthropic and educational endeavors. Furthermore, Dr. Abo remains active in multiple ongoing projects, including numerous book chapters and article authorship, on-scene medical direction for Shark  Week and other TV productions, acting Director of the International  Institute for Sustainability in Emergency Services, and frequent guest lecturer internationally for a variety of topics and audiences. 

Currently, Dr. Abo maintains actives role as Associate Medical Director of  Technical Rescue for Gainesville Fire Rescue, Medical Director Captiva  Island Fire Control District, Primary Investigator/Medical Director of  Venom 1 & Venom 2 Venom Response Units, and Medical Director for  FEMA/Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Urban Search & Rescue Florida Task Force  1 (FLTF1), responding EMS physician for Southwest Florida USAR Task  Force 6 (FLTF6), and a physician for FEMA/HHS FL-5 Disaster Medical  Assistance Team (DMAT).