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The faculty includes physicians, advanced-practice
nurses, paramedics and physician assistants with
vast expertise in the field of disaster medicine. The faculty has
substantial clinical and educational experience, and have
written chapters in major textbooks in disaster medicine.
The faculty teaching in the program include:
Jean B. Will, EdD, RN, MSN, CEN, EMT-P
(Program Director):
Dr. Will is a nurse and paramedic with more than 30 years
experience in emergency medical services and education. She is a regional
leader in emergency-management education. Dr. Will is certified by the
American Board for Certification in Homeland Security at the CHS Level III.
She is also active with the Pennsylvania Emergency Health Services
Council, the Emergency Nurses Association, and the Delaware County
Critical Incident Stress Management team.
Steven J. Parrillo, DO, FACOEP, FACEP (Medical Director):
Dr. Parrillo is the Medical Director for the Philadelphia University Disaster
Medicine and Management Program; Medical Director of the Department of
Emergency Medicine, Germantown Community Health Services; Chairman,
Albert Einstein Medical Center, Emergency Management Committee;
Medical Director of the Emergency Department at Moss Rehab and Einstein
at Elkins Park; and Director of the Albert Einstein Medical Center HAZMAT
Program. He was the Site Director for the HRSA Bioterrorism Training and
Education grant. He has more than 22 years experience as a board certified,
emergency-medicine physician, serves on the faculty of three
universities, and is widely published in emergency and disaster medicine.
Charles D. Bortle, MEd, RRT-NPS, NREMT-P (Coordinator):
Mr. Bortle has been a paramedic and respiratory therapist for more than 26
years. He is currently the Director of the EMS Education Center at the
Albert Einstein Health System and a flight paramedic. He has more than 22
years experience in EMS education and expertise in distance learning.
Robert Crawford, EdD, MS, LPC, BCETS:
Dr. Crawford is a New Jersey-licensed professional counselor and a
nationally board-certified counselor. He is also a diplomat and
board-certified expert in traumatic stress with the American
Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. Dr. Crawford maintains a
private counseling practice in southern New Jersey treating adults
and adolescents recovering from traumatic loss. Most recently, he
served as a consultant for the training, planning and coordination of
emergency mental-health response with New Jersey’s Division of
Mental Health-Disaster and Terrorism Branch.
David Jaslow, MD, MPH, FAAEM:
Dr. Jaslow is a board-certified, emergency-medicine physician who
completed his Master’s in Public Health and Disaster Medicine
fellowship at George Washington University Medical Center. He is
the chief of the Division of EMS, Operational Public Health and
Disaster Medicine at the Albert Einstein Medical Center. He has
taught and published extensively in emergency medicine, disaster
medicine and disaster public health.
John Krimm, DO, FAAEM, FACEP:
Dr. Krimm practiced as a board-certified, emergency-medicine
physician for more than 23 years, and was an attending
physician and teaching faculty in the Department of Emergency
Medicine at Albert Einstein Medical Center. Dr. Krimm has been
very involved with the didactic and clinical education of
physicians, physician assistants and paramedics for many years.
He has served as faculty at several universities and teaching
hospitals. He is the Medical Director of the Physician Assistant
Program at Philadelphia University. His academic interests include
trauma, pharmacotherapeutics, pre-hospital care, medical ethics,
and domestic-violence screening.
Aaron Richman, EMT-P, MBA:
Mr. Richman, formerly a captain with the Jerusalem Police, is a
paramedic with vast experience in emergency management, law
enforcement and counterterrorism in the United States and Israel.
He is currently the Program Coordinator for the Center for Special
Operations Training at the Albert Einstein Health System. |
