Geoffrey Stroh

Geoffrey Stroh, MD is a Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Fresno campus. He serves as the EMS Medical Director for the Central California EMS Agency and the Medical Director of the Parkmedic Program. His career spans clinical practice, research, and education in emergency and wilderness medicine.

• Education:
  • Undergraduate: Florida International University
  • Medical Degree: University of Miami, School of Medicine
  • Residency: UCSF Fresno Medical Education Program

Dr. Stroh's research focuses on Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Wilderness Medicine, and Disaster Medicine. His work addresses prehospital care challenges in remote settings, including high-altitude medicine, pediatric emergency protocols, and EMS device validation. Publications analyze cervical spine management, intranasal naloxone use, and gamification of hyperbaric treatment in national parks.

Recent articles examine:

• Remote medical oversight in national parks
• Pediatric medication accuracy in wilderness settings
• Lightning-related mass casualty management
• Cervical spine immobilization protocols
• Intraosseous access for neonatal resuscitation
• Intranasal naloxone efficacy

He has received the UCSF Fresno Faculty Research Award (2002) and contributes to EMS policy and wilderness medicine guidelines. Dr. Stroh advises on National Park Service medical programs and leads initiatives connecting UCSF Emergency Medicine residents with national parks.