Keith Alangaden

Dr. Keith Alangaden is an Assistant Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine, specializing in Emergency Medicine. He serves as the Assistant Residency Director and contributes to EMS education, critical care transport research, and public health initiatives.

• MD from Wayne State University School of Medicine (2019)
• Fellowship in Emergency Medical Services at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (2023)

His research focuses on Emergency Medical Services (EMS) protocols, critical care transport trends, and public health interventions in urban emergency departments. He has pioneered innovative approaches to prehospital care and medical student engagement in HIV testing.

Recent publications highlight his work on optimizing EMS response times, critical care transport data analysis, and pharmacological challenges in transplant medicine. He has presented findings at national conferences including ACEP and SAEM.

• Resident Runner Up, Regional Clinical Pathologic Case (CPC) (2022)
• Norman M. Rosenberg Pediatric Emergency Medicine Resident Award (2022)
• Distinguished Service Award (2019)
• Honor Society, Aesculapians (2018)

Dr. Alangaden actively participates in medical education through residency mentorship, mock interviews, and didactic lectures. He volunteers with Street Medicine Detroit and contributes to EMS policy development via committees and peer review.