Nick Musisca

Nick Musisca is an Associate Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, affiliated with the Department of Emergency Medicine. His academic and clinical work focuses on emergency care, procedural training, and medical education leadership.

Education:

• MD in Medicine, Wake Forest University, 2011
• MA in General Psychology, College of William & Mary, 2004
• BA in General Psychology, Wake Forest University, 2001

His research interests include the emergency management of atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response (RVR), airway management, procedural teaching, mass casualty simulation, and medical education administration. These areas reflect a strong commitment to clinical excellence and innovative training methodologies in emergency medicine.

Nick Musisca has been recognized for his contributions to medical education through multiple awards at Brown University, highlighting his excellence in teaching and program innovation.

• Innovations in Education Award, Brown Emergency Medicine, 2018
• iCARE Award, Brown Emergency Medicine, 2018
• Rising Star Award, Brown Emergency Medicine, 2017
• Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award, Alpert Medical School - Brown University, 2016

He has served in instructional roles including Residency Assistant Program Director and has taught core emergency medicine courses such as REMD 5000 and EMED 5001. His experience spans curriculum development, clinical instruction, and simulation-based training. No information is available about advising students or external research grants. There is no mention of lab or research team affiliations in the provided text.