Jeffrey D. Nusbaum

Jeffrey D. Nusbaum, MD, MBA serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Maryland, holding dual administrative roles as UMAC Transport Assistant Medical Director and Associate Medical Director for Maryland ExpressCare Critical Care Transport. Previously faculty at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, he maintains extensive operational leadership in pre-hospital emergency systems including ground EMS agencies across Western Pennsylvania and international airline medical direction networks.

Dr. Nusbaum's educational background includes:

• B.S. in Biochemistry from Haverford College (2008)
• M.D. from Georgetown University School of Medicine (2014)
• Emergency Medicine Residency at The Mount Sinai Hospital (2018) with Chief Resident appointment
• Emergency Medical Services Fellowship at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (2021)
• MBA from Katz School of Business, University of Pittsburgh (2021)

His professional focus integrates clinical emergency medicine with operational leadership across multiple emergency response domains. Expertise spans ground and air medical transport systems, with specialized experience in aviation medicine protocols for major international carriers. The MBA credential informs his administrative approach to healthcare system management within emergency services infrastructure.

No scientific awards were documented in the biographical materials.

Advisory activities and research grants remain unspecified in available documentation, consistent with his clinically operational rather than research-intensive faculty role.

Dr. Nusbaum actively directs Maryland ExpressCare Critical Care Transport operations while maintaining affiliations with STAT-MD's global airline medical oversight consortium, previously managing EMS agency networks across Western Pennsylvania.