Our Team
A little of who we are both professionally and personally
Tyler Olson
Owner/Paramedic
I fell in love with medicine during my first TCCC course in 2013. My newfound passion led me out of the Marines in order to pursuit a career in EMS. Since then, I've been fortunate enough to work as a Paramedic all over the country as well as overseas.
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I started Minuteman EMS after 5 seasons of working as a paramedic on wildland fires. My intention is to create a company of absolute studs who pursuit excellence not only in their career but in everyday life.
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Since I am from South Dakota, naturally, my main hobbies include fishing and hunting with my chocolate lab Quinn. I also enjoy skiing, climbing, hiking, and most of the outdoor activities.
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Brennan Holloway
Manager/EMT
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My first taste of the medical world was during a CLS course in the Marines. After separating in 2016 after five years of service I spent the next three years studying electrical engineering at STSMT. After my third year I realized that engineering was not what I was passionate about. ( I also sucked at Calculus, we all have our faults I guess)
I decided to go to Paramedic school and fell in love with the emergency medicine field from day one as an EMT and have not looked back.
First fire season for me was our inaugural season of 2021 as a single resource for Minuteman, and since have been a manager for Minuteman EMS.
Deep passion for all things Ropes and Technical Rescue.
Back home in Rapid City I spend my free time traveling around as much as I can or can afford, otherwise you can find me fishing, gaming, paddle boarding, reading , and always finding a new skill to learn.
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Matt Lordino
Manager/Paramedic
I started my Fire/EMS career in 2013 by joining the Chadron Volunteer Fire Department while attending college at Chadron State, pursuing a criminal justice degree. I fell in love with the Fire/EMS world and obtained my EMT license in 2013. I started working in Pine Ridge, SD for the OST Ambulance service in 2013, stopped pursing my criminal justice degree and never looked back. I discovered my passion for pre-hospital medicine and wanted to expand my education in the pre-hospital setting. I obtained my paramedic license in 2018 and have been actively working as a paramedic since.
During my EMS career, I have had the opportunity to serve in many different leadership roles and strive to be a continuous learner every day. I deployed for the first time as a Single Resource EMPF during the 2021 Fire Season with Minuteman EMS in its inaugural season. In my off-time, I have a passion for the outdoors! I enjoy archery hunting, fishing, upland bird hunting and enjoy riding through the Black Hills of South Dakota on my motorcycle.