Leadership
Meet the Century Leadership Team
Matt Johnson
VP of Operations East | General Manager
Matthew joined Century Ambulance leadership in 2017 and has spent the past 25 years in the ambulance industry including 10 years and counting in Florida Emergency Medical Services. As General Manager, Matthew offers a wealth of business development insight to a growing Century team whose operational reach has continued to rapidly expand.
While Matthew has worked across the country, he entered the Florida EMS community in 2007 in the state’s southeast region. After spending six years as the Chief Operating Officer for Medics Ambulance Service in Deerfield Beach, Matthew transitioned to General Manager at American Ambulance in Broward County, a position he held until his move to Century. After starting his EMS career as a paramedic, Matthew transitioned to a leadership role in 1992 as the Market General Manager for Southwest Ambulance in Mesa, Arizona. In 2004, he moved to Columbus, Ohio to serve as District General Manager for Rural/Metro Corporation, his last professional stop prior to the move to Florida. Matthew earned his Bachelor of Science in Business at University of Phoenix
Karen Robeson
Director of Communications
Prior to Century, Karen was a police and fire dispatcher and has been awarded for outstanding leadership within Century. Karen also received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Florida State College of Jacksonville.
Timothy Devin
Director of Business Development
After serving in EMT, Paramedic and Firefighter roles for EMS providers such as Century, Clay County Fire & Rescue Department and Orange Park Fire & Rescue Department, Tim joined Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department in 1990. Tim served JFRD for 27 years and brings more than three decades of EMS experience to Century Ambulance. He finished his JFRD career as Emergency Preparedness Division Captain and has held key leadership roles in the Emergency Operations Center during major activations including those for several hurricanes and tropical storms, major sporting events like the Super Bowl and Florida-Georgia football game, locating missing children, and the H1N1 pandemic. Since retiring from JFRD four years ago, Tim has served as a Consultant for UF Health/Shands Jacksonville and Orange Park Medical Center. Tim holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Public Safety Administration – Emergency Management from St. John’s River State College as well as associate degrees in Fire Science and EMS – Paramedic from St. John’s River Community College.
