Domenic J Corey II

Domenic J Corey II serves as Senior Lecturer and EMT Program Director in the Department of Public Health and Health Sciences at Bouvé College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University. A triple-Husky alumnus, he actively works as a paramedic while driving EMS innovation at service, regional, and state levels.

His educational credentials include:

• MPH in Urban Health from Northeastern University
• Graduate Certificate in AI Applications from Northeastern University
• BS in Health Science from Northeastern University

Corey's research focuses on emergency medical services, prehospital medicine, and clinical education, emphasizing empathic care grounded in communication and understanding "why". His work bridges clinical medicine, healthcare administration, and provider education while fostering professional growth in students and colleagues.

His publication on neurologic deterioration after spinal trauma demonstrates expertise in emergency medicine and trauma care, contributing to prehospital emergency protocols and medical education frameworks.

As founder of Northeastern's EMT program, Corey integrates experiential learning with professional certifications including Flight Paramedic (FP-C), National Registry Paramedic, and American Heart Association Training Center Faculty status.