Chris Bartus

Chris Bartus is a healthcare professional with extensive experience in emergency medicine, clinical education, and simulation training. Here are key details about his career and expertise:

Current Role

Chris Bartus currently serves as the Clinical Outreach Coordinator at the Clinical Simulation Center of Washington Hospital Center, part of MedStar Health. He has held this position since February 2008.1

Responsibilities and Expertise

In his role, Chris:

• Educates healthcare professionals in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and resuscitation medicine using high-fidelity patient simulators1
• Serves as a clinical resource for advanced emergency airway management, training Emergency Medicine residents and medical students1
• Instructs on basic and advanced airway management techniques, including intubation1

Additional Roles and Experience

Chris Bartus has several concurrent positions that complement his primary role:

• Flight Paramedic: He has worked as a Flight Paramedic at MedStar Washington Hospital Center since November 2005, participating in high-acuity critical care transports1

• Independent Sales Representative: Chris represents Clarus Medical Airway Division products in the Virginia and DC Metro area since September 20061

• Clinical Educator: He has previous experience as a Clinical Educator at Inova Health System, teaching ACLS and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)1

Specializations

Chris is particularly skilled in:

• Emergency airway management
• Critical care transport
• Clinical simulation and education
• Resuscitation medicine

His diverse roles and long-standing experience in emergency medicine and clinical education make Chris Bartus a valuable asset in healthcare training and simulation.