Publish date: 2024-02-10

Titus Tero works with the City of New Orleans EMS as a Nationally Registered Paramedic. He joined NOEMS in 2008 and worked as an EMT-B Field Training Officer for two years before being elevated to a paramedic position in November 2015. Titus is a member of the NOEMS bike team and has received certification to operate the NOEMS ASAP specialist vehicles.

He is also certified in PEPP, PHTLS, ACLS, CPR, and PALS. Titus appeared in the A&E documentary "Nightwatch" and the A&E digital series "First Responders." Titus, a University of New Orleans alumnus, spends most of his time with his family. He is married to Dawn Nixon Tero and the happy father of Tanner Owen Tero, a New Orleans native.

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NOEMS of NIGHTWATCH is represented by Tero and Flynn, who respond to a limited number of calls received in New Orleans on any given day. Tero and Flynn are two of the main "cast" members of a real-life action series set during the hectic and frequently deadly 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. shift when some of the most dangerous, critical, and unusual calls are received.

Titus has been a NOEMS EMT for seven years and is currently enrolled in paramedic school while working full-time on the streets of New Orleans and adjusting to his new position as a father. "Every call is new, never repetitive," Titus says of working with EMS.

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