Scott P Grogan

LTC Scott P Grogan serves as an Ultrasound Fellow in the Department of Family Medicine at Uniformed Services University School of Medicine, stationed at Madigan Army Medical Center. As an active-duty Army Lieutenant Colonel, he leads initiatives in point-of-care ultrasound training across military medical facilities while maintaining clinical practice in family medicine.

His educational journey includes:

• Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship, Madigan Army Medical Center (Current)
• Faculty Development Fellowship, Madigan Army Medical Center
• MBA with Honors, Pacific Lutheran University
• Family Medicine Residency, Madigan Army Medical Center
• DO, Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
• B.S. Chemistry, Ohio University

Dr. Grogan's research integrates clinical ultrasound applications with medical education innovation, focusing on practical implementation in military healthcare systems. His work bridges military operational medicine with academic family practice, particularly through ultrasound accessibility and faculty development frameworks that enhance resident training. This dual emphasis on diagnostic technology and educational leadership defines his scholarly contributions.

His publications reveal evolving expertise from foundational clinical topics (jaundice evaluation, Kawasaki disease) toward systems-level military medical applications (ultrasound training, resident scholarship systems). Recent work emphasizes evidence-based protocols for common conditions while advancing point-of-care ultrasound integration across Army medical facilities, reflecting his commitment to practical, deployable medical solutions.

As former Residency Director at Madigan Army Medical Center and core faculty at Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Dr. Grogan has shaped family medicine training through Patient-centered Medical Home implementation and team-based documentation systems. His Faculty Development Fellowship and MBA inform administrative approaches to medical education, though specific grant funding isn't documented in available materials.

Currently championing Army-wide ultrasound training initiatives, he operates within military medical innovation teams focused on enhancing diagnostic capabilities in operational settings. His fellowship work directly supports the Army's strategic push for expanded point-of-care ultrasound utilization among frontline providers.