EMS Elective Contact Information Resources
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1. EMS Elective course manual
2. EMS Elective and Rotation Contact information Please forward any questions or comments to the EMS rotation director, Dr. Benjamin Lawner |
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine Faculty
Dr. Roger Stone
Medical Director, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services
Associate Medical Director, Carroll County Emergency Medical Services
Medical Director, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services
Associate Medical Director, Carroll County Emergency Medical Services
Dr. Wade Gaasch
Medical Director, Maryland ExpressCare
Medical Director, Baltimore City Fire Department Division of Emergency Medical Services
Medical Director, Maryland ExpressCare
Medical Director, Baltimore City Fire Department Division of Emergency Medical Services
Dr. Doug Floccare
Medical Director, Maryland State Police Aviation Command
Medical Director, Maryland State Police Aviation Command
Dr. Benjamin Lawner
Deputy Medical Director, Baltimore City Fire Department Division of Emergency Medical Services
Medical Director, UMBC Critical Care Transport Course
Medical Director, Community College of Baltimore County Paramedic Program
Deputy Medical Director, Baltimore City Fire Department Division of Emergency Medical Services
Medical Director, UMBC Critical Care Transport Course
Medical Director, Community College of Baltimore County Paramedic Program
Mr. David Freeman
Volunteer Clinical Instructor, EMS Elective
EMS Instructor
Volunteer Clinical Instructor, EMS Elective
EMS Instructor
Ms. Diana Clapp, RN, CCRN, NRP
Volunteer Clinical Instructor, EMS Elective
Quality Improvement Coordinator, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Volunteer Clinical Instructor, EMS Elective
Quality Improvement Coordinator, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Mr. Craig R. Savageau, MS
Volunteer Clinical Instructor
Emergency Manager, University of Maryland Medical Center
Volunteer Clinical Instructor
Emergency Manager, University of Maryland Medical Center
Shadowing Opportunities
The Department of Emergency Medicine welcomes students interested in gaining additional information about emergency medicine and emergency medical services (EMS). The adult emergency department is a busy clinical area, and shadowing opportunities depend upon the availability of instructors. In addition, observers must abide by current polices related to patient confidentiality, security, and dress code. Observes must obtain an official hospital identification badge and complete on-line training prior to visiting the emergency department. Please contact Ms. Janae Yates, Administrative Assistant, for further information.