Peter Brust

Peter Brust is a Visiting Professor at Widener University, specializing in nursing education and critical care. With over four decades of experience, he has worked as an EMS provider, clinical nurse specialist, and nurse manager in critical care transport systems. His professional focus includes medication safety, emergency preparedness, and staff development.

• Education: ADN (1985), BSN (1991), MSN in Burn/Emergency/Trauma Nursing (1992), Post-Master's Certificate in Nursing Education (2023), all from Widener University.
• Additional qualifications: EMT (1974), BA in Psychology (1974).

Research interests span neonatal transport protocols, pediatric airway management, and critical care transport nursing. His work emphasizes improving patient outcomes through advanced clinical practices and education.

Publications highlight innovations in pediatric emergency care, simulation-based training, and neonatal respiratory management. Awards include recognition for clinical excellence and ambulance crew leadership.

He has advised no formally listed students but has contributed to clinical education programs. No grants are explicitly mentioned, though his work involves system development initiatives.

Labs/Teams: Involved in critical care transport teams and nursing education curricula development.