Thomas Grawey

Thomas Grawey, DO is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). He serves as EMS Medical Director at Gateway Technical College, Assistant Medical Director for Milwaukee County's Office of Emergency Management, and Medical Director of the City of Kenosha Fire Department. His roles integrate clinical practice, education, and emergency management.

• BA in Biology and Music (Loyola University Chicago, 2010)
• DO from Midwestern University Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine (2014)
• Emergency Medicine Residency at MCW (2017), serving as Chief Resident
• EMS Medicine Fellowship at MCW (2018)

Dr. Grawey’s research focuses on pre-hospital provider education, patient safety, quality improvement, and cognitive bias in clinical decision-making. He emphasizes practical training for EMS professionals and fostering psychological safety in healthcare teams.

• 2025: Resuscitation article on cardiac arrest management
• 2023: AMA J Ethics paper on psychological safety in interprofessional education

His awards include the MCW House Staff Award for Excellence in Teaching (2017) and recognition for teaching from the Emergency Medicine Department. He actively contributes to EMS system improvement through position statements on airway management, vasopressor protocols, and SDOH integration.

As an academic leader, he advises the EMS Medicine Fellowship and collaborates on grants for curriculum development and pre-hospital care innovation. He is affiliated with Froedtert Hospital’s Emergency Department and leads interprofessional teams in advancing emergency care standards.