Joseph Grover

Joseph Grover serves as Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, where he holds dual leadership roles as Medical Director of Orange County Emergency Services and Program Director for the EMS Fellowship.

His educational foundation includes:

• Medical Degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (Cleveland, OH)
• Emergency Medicine Residency at University of Virginia Health System (Charlottesville, VA)
• EMS Fellowship at UNC Department of Emergency Medicine (Chapel Hill, NC)

Dr. Grover specializes in Emergency Medical Services with expertise in system design, quality improvement, and medical oversight for pre-hospital care. His work bridges clinical emergency medicine with community emergency response infrastructure through active engagement with national EMS organizations. As Fellowship Program Director, he shapes next-generation EMS physician leadership while directing county-level emergency medical services operations.

His professional recognition includes:

• Best Admitting Resident, University of Virginia (2014)
• Emergency Medicine Resident Teaching Award, University of Virginia (2014)
• EMS Member of the year Award, Kensington Volunteer Fire Department (2007)

Through his directorship of Orange County Emergency Services, Dr. Grover provides comprehensive medical oversight for emergency response systems while mentoring fellows in the accredited EMS training program. His leadership extends to national professional societies including ACEP, NAEMSP, and NCEMSF where he contributes to advancing EMS standards and education.