Jeremy Joslin
Jeremy Joslin, MD, FAWM is a board-certified emergency physician with experience and fellowship training in the wide spectrum of prehospital medicine from austere wilderness medical support to urban EMS & Disaster response.
As the director of the Wilderness & Expedition Medicine program at the State University of New York: Upstate Medical University, he trains other emergency physicians to provide operational medical support in wilderness & expedition settings while he maintains a research focus in endurance and heat-related illnesses.
He has worked expeditions and events in remote Utah, the Sahara Desert, and the Gobi Desert; and provides ongoing event medical direction for several local endurance races.
Dr. Joslin provides academic and operational support as an EMS Physician, and is available for medical direction to local fire, EMS, and law enforcement agencies as well as for endurance races, mass events, expeditions, or search and rescue operations around the world and in the most austere environments.
Please do contact him to arrange for these services.
(* Licensed in the states of New York and Utah)
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- Physician & Specialist: Emergency Medicine, Wilderness & Expedition Medicine, EMS & Disaster MedicineMedical Practice | Syracuse, New York Area, USSummaryJeremy Joslin, MD, FAWM is an emergency physician with experience and training in the wide spectrum of prehospital medicine from austere wilderness medical support to urban EMS & Disaster response.
As the director of the Wilderness & Expedition Medicine program at the State University of New York: Upstate Medical University, he trains other emergency physicians to provide operational medical support in wilderness & expedition settings while he maintains a research focus in endurance and heat-related illnesses.
He has worked expeditions and events in remote Utah, the Sahara Desert, and the Gobi Desert; and provides ongoing event medical direction for several local endurance races.
Dr. Joslin provides academic and operational support as an EMS Physician, and is available for medical direction to local fire, EMS, and law enforcement agencies as well as for endurance races, mass events, expeditions, or search and rescue operations around the world and in the most austere environments.
Please do contact him to arrange for these services.
On a more personal level, he carries a diverse background of life experiences including working security for an AAA baseball stadium during college, being featured on a major airline's annual photo calendar, traveling the world with his wife and daughters, and living for periods of time in the Czech Republic, Grenada, St. Vincent, and Taiwan.Specialties: Emergency Medicine, Wilderness Medicine, Expedition Medicine, Race Medicine, Medical and Popular Information Technology including iPhone Application Development, Medical Informatics, Critical & Creative Problem Solving, International Medical Relief Management, Multicultural Sensitivity, Web Design & Commerce Management, Mandarin Chinese & Spanish Language Skills, Professional SpeakingExperience- Jul 2011 - PresentAssistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine / SUNY Upstate Medical University
- Jun 2010 - PresentMedical Educator & Speaker / SUNY Upstate Medical University
- Oct 2008 - PresentFounder & Partner / AnabolicApps, LLC
- Jul 2006 - PresentMedical Director & Outdoor Event Physician / Various Organizations
- 2006 - PresentMedical Care Provider & Volunteer / Volunteer Medical Missions
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Interests:Envenomations, Long-distance Backpacking, Peakbagging, Reef Tanks, Judo, Gourmet Coffee Brewing, Entrepreneurship, Gadgetry & New Technology, Alpine Trekking, Remote Wilderness Exploration, Wildlife Photography, iPhone Application Development, Haiti, Expeditions, Disaster Relief, China, Taiwan, Desert Medicine, Austere Medicine
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Race First Aid [available on Amazon]
- by Jeremy Joslin, MDNow available on Amazon.com...Runners and other endurance athletes face specific challenges, illnesses, and injuries. Race First Aid focuses on the specific first aid needs of these athletes while filtering extraneous information contained in a generic first aid manual. And because an endurance athlete's injuries and illnesses are frequently unique, we've included specific recommendations and guidelines culled from more formal sources so that medical volunteers can also familiarize themselves with some of the more uncommon problems.
