David Filipp

David Filipp is a Lecturer and Program Chair in the Department of Allied Health, Emergency Medical Sciences at Mercy College of Health Sciences, where he has been teaching since 2007. He is based at the College Hill campus in Des Moines, Iowa, and plays a key role in shaping EMS education programs.

Education:

• EdD (c), Drake University (2018)
• Master of Science in Adult Learning and Organizational Performance, Drake University (2016)
• Bachelor of Science in Health, University of Houston (1993)
• Certificate in Paramedicine, University of Texas School of Allied Health Sciences (1984)

His research focuses on behavioral health management in EMS professions and the critical role of preceptors in EMS education. With over 40 years of experience as a paramedic and 20 years in EMS administration, his expertise bridges clinical practice and academic training, particularly in rural emergency medicine. His teaching portfolio includes core EMS courses such as EMS 1110, EMS 130, and EMS 160.

The publication in his record centers on preceptorship models in paramedic training, reflecting his deep commitment to improving clinical education standards in emergency medical services. The work contributes to the broader fields of healthcare education and experiential learning.

He is a member of the National Association of EMS Educators and the National Association of EMTs, actively contributing to professional development in the field.

David Filipp advises students to 'Show up. Do the work. Trust the process,' emphasizing discipline and consistency in professional growth. He has not been listed as advising any formal students, nor has he received any scientific awards or grants mentioned in the text.

He is involved in clinical training and curriculum development within the EMS program, contributing to the practical and academic preparation of future paramedics and emergency medical professionals.