Roumen Vesselinov

Roumen Vesselinov is an Assistant Professor in Epidemiology & Public Health at the University of Maryland, with secondary appointments in Anesthesiology. He serves as Statistician at the Charles 'McC' Mathias National Study Center for Trauma and EMS. His research focuses on trauma systems, emergency medicine outcomes, and statistical modeling in public health.

Dr. Vesselinov holds a Ph.D. in Statistics and Econometrics from University of National and World Economy (Sofia, Bulgaria), an M.A. in Economics from SUNY Albany, and completed Fulbright studies at Brown University. His methodological expertise includes data mining, forecasting, and advanced statistical software (SAS, SPSS, R).

Research interests include trauma-induced coagulopathy, surgical outcomes prediction, health disparities in emergency care, and transportation safety analytics. His recent work examines anticoagulation protocols, resuscitation techniques, and equity metrics in healthcare systems.

Awards include the Fulbright Scholarship. He has over 30 peer-reviewed publications in trauma medicine, statistical methodology, and public health policy.

Dr. Vesselinov collaborates on NIH, NIJ, and SAMHSA-funded projects involving large-scale health data analysis and develops predictive models for clinical decision support in trauma care.