James Bogert

James Bogert, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery at Creighton University School of Medicine, based in Phoenix. His clinical and research focus centers on trauma surgery, critical care, and surgical education, with expertise in resuscitative techniques like REBOA and thromboelastography. He actively contributes to trauma system efficiency studies, injury prevention, and high-fidelity surgical training methodologies.

Dr. Bogert's research spans trauma resuscitation, coagulopathy management, prehospital care optimization, and healthcare economics in trauma systems. His work frequently addresses shock index validation, REBOA applications, thromboelastography in neurotrauma, and disparities in trauma center resource utilization. Recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on improving clinical protocols through simulation-based education and data-driven system improvements.

His scholarly output reflects consistent collaboration within multicenter research initiatives, focusing on practical interventions to enhance trauma outcomes. Major themes include hemodynamic monitoring advancements, trauma network efficiency, and innovative educational models for emergency procedures.