Dr. Nate Hunt is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Michigan with a background in EMS and emergency nursing. The early portion of his career focused on clinical practice and evolved to education and training new paramedics and nurses. His passion for EMS continued through medical school, residency, and into fellowship. He currently serves as a co-deputy medical director for the Washtenaw Livingston Medical Control Authority, is the Medical Director for Special EMS (hazmat, technical rescue, tactical EMS), is the Assistant Medical Director for Education for Survival Flight, and is a medical team manager for Michigan Task Force 1, the state's urban search and rescue team. He provides case follow up and education for EMTs, paramedics, and flight nurses within the local hospital catchment, provides medical direction, provides on-site education and exposure to EMS-focused physicians, and trains and operates with local ground- and air-based EMS agencies. He currently serves as the director of research within the EMS division and is actively engaged in numerous EMS projects seeking to expand the knowledge base of prehospital care.

Administrative Contact:
Denise Wieck
[email protected]