Justin N. Corcoran

Justin N. Corcoran, MD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He serves as Director of the Medical Toxicology Fellowship Program, focusing on advancing clinical toxicology education and practice. His work bridges emergency medicine with specialized toxicology, emphasizing patient care and research.

Educationally, Dr. Corcoran completed a Fellowship in Twin Cities Toxicology, complementing his MD training. His research interests span poisoning management, toxic plant effects, and drug safety, with a focus on clinical outcomes and public health implications.

His publications explore diverse topics including ivabradine toxicity, snake envenomation treatments, bupropion overdose biomarkers, and pediatric hand sanitizer ingestions during the pandemic. These studies highlight his commitment to evidence-based practice and patient safety.

Dr. Corcoran contributes to medical education through textbook chapters and peer-reviewed articles, emphasizing the intersection of clinical practice and toxicology research. His work often addresses under-recognized hazards, such as misidentified botanical supplements and emerging drug toxicities.

His advising and grants are not explicitly detailed here, though his active publication record suggests involvement in collaborative research projects. He is affiliated with the Medical College of Wisconsin’s emergency medicine department, contributing to its academic and clinical missions.