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SPEAKERS
We are excited to introduce our speakers for EMS360! Over 20 lecturers will present at the conference, so make sure to come back each week to read their personalized introductions.
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Dylan Morris MD, MBA
Dr. Morris (MD-8) is an Emergency and EMS Physician currently practicing at UPMC Mercy and STAT
MedEvac. He began his career in medicine as an EMT, first in New Jersey, then outside of Philadelphia and Rochester, NY. He completed residency in Portland, Oregon and served as this assistant medical director for a large fire-based service there before moving to Pittsburgh for EMS fellowship. He now serves as an
associate medical director for Stat MedEvac and for UPMC Prehospital Care. He is also the associate
program director for the UPMC EMS fellowship.
Title: Performance Psychology for the EMS Clinician
Speaking: January 22
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Bryan Fleischman PA-C, EM-CAQ, MBA, NRP
Bryan Fleischman is a Physician Associate practicing emergency medicine in a rural critical access hospital in NH while also serving as a firefighter-paramedic. His background includes high-volume 911 response and critical care transport in New York City and Long Island during the pandemic. He has experience in outpatient and mobile anesthesiology, with a focus on advanced airway management, particularly in pediatric patients. Bryan serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Emory University School of Medicine and mentors MD and PA students through the Emory Farmworker Project in rural South Georgia. He remains actively involved in EMS education as an ALS preceptor and regularly lectures within his fire department and at state and national conferences.
Title: Chilled to the Bone: Hypothermia in the Field
Speaking: January 21
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Earl Culvey BS, NRP
Earl Culvey is a Paramedic Supervisor with the Division of EMS, Geisinger Health Systems, in Danville, Pennsylvania. He is also the creator of the Dao of EMS, a content and educational platform focused on leading a positive EMS culture and inspiring excellence. Earl has been in EMS for over 25 years, serving in various staff and leadership positions. He also has experience in firefighting, rescue and Hazardous Material response. He prides himself in striving for excellence in patient care and compassionate leadership.
Title: The Danger Zone: When Movement Turns Fatal
Speaking: January 21
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Kory Lane PHD, NRP, FP-C, CCP-C, TP-C, NCEE
Kory A. Lane is the EMS Program Director at Piedmont Community College and a dedicated advocate for the evolution of EMS pedagogy. With a career spanning three decades, Kory has spent as much time in the back of an ambulance as he has at the front of a classroom. Kory earned his Master of Education in Training and Development and a PhD in Educational Leadership, Policy, and Human Development from NC State. Kory serves on the Board of Directors for NAEMSE and represents the organization to the IBSC. He brings a mix of clinical grit and academic rigor to his presentations, fueled by the belief that even the most seasoned educators occasionally wonder if they’re doing it right.
Title: When At First They Don't Succeed? Student Remediation in EMS
Speaking: January 21
Jeff Jarvis MD, MS, EMT-P, FAEMS, FACEP
Jeff is the Chief Medical Officer and System Medical Director for the Office of the Medical Director and System Medical Director for the Fort Worth Fire Department EMS System. He is board certified in both Emergency Medicine and EMS. Dr. Jarvis began his career in EMS in 1984 as a volunteer fire fighter and maintains an active Texas paramedic license today. He served as both the Texas State EMS Training Coordinator and the founding Department Chair of the EMS Professions program at Temple College. He has authored multiple texts, primarily on airway management, the use of red lights and sirens, and clinical performance measures. Dr. Jarvis serves on the board of directors of NAEMSP and NEMSQA, where he co-chairs the measure development committee. He is a proud Texas Aggie, a husband to Kristi, and father to two adult kids, as well as spoiled rotten golden doodles and cats.
Titles: Mechanical Compression Devices Save Lives, Right? & The Evidence Strikes Back: Top Papers of the Year
Speaking: January 21
Peter Antevy MD, FAEMS
Peter M. Antevy, MD is a board-certified physician with extensive experience in Emergency Medicine and EMS. He has dedicated his career to improving emergency care through clinical leadership, education, innovation, and system development. Dr. Antevy serves as Medical Director for Davie Fire Rescue and Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department, Associate Medical Director for Palm Beach County Fire Rescue, and Chief Medical Officer for Brevard County Fire Rescue. He is also the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Handtevy. With expertise spanning emergency care, resuscitation, and prehospital medicine, Dr. Antevy has focused his career on improving EMS systems, enhancing patient safety, and advancing evidence-based approaches to emergency care.
Titles: The Future Role of EMS & Don't Wait – Treat the Shock: Pediatric Sepsis for EMS
Speaking: January 21
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