Haney Mallemat

Haney Mallemat, MD serves as an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, with clinical and academic expertise spanning critical care, emergency medicine, and medical education.

His educational trajectory includes:

• Medical Degree from SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
• Emergency Medicine Internship at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, NY
• Combined Residency in Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, NY
• Critical Care Medicine Fellowship at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH

Dr. Mallemat's scholarly work focuses on ultrasound applications, echocardiography techniques, and resuscitation protocols within acute care settings. His research integrates point-of-care imaging with critical decision-making processes to optimize patient outcomes during medical emergencies, while his educational initiatives emphasize hands-on procedural training for medical learners. The synergy between his clinical practice in high-acuity environments and teaching methodology establishes him as a pivotal figure in emergency medicine pedagogy.

Board certified across three disciplines—Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Critical Care Medicine—he maintains active clinical practice while contributing to academic advancement through curriculum development and mentorship. His dual departmental appointments reflect the interdisciplinary nature of modern critical care practice, bridging emergency response systems with internal medicine subspecialties.