Sam Hurley

Sam Hurley is a dedicated healthcare professional with a strong focus on emergency and disaster response within EMS. He is currently driven to advance the field of healthcare, seeking opportunities for growth and impact.

His academic background includes a Doctor of Public Health in Health Security from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, an Executive Masters in Emergency and Disaster Management from Georgetown University, a Master of Public Health in Healthcare Management from Emory University, a Certificate in Injury and Violence Prevention from Emory University, a BS in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and EMT-Paramedic training in Medicine from Lenoir Community College.

With a wealth of experience, Sam has served in various roles such as State EMS Director at the State of Maine, EMS Division Chief at DC Department of Health, Paramedic Field Training Officer at Grady Health System, Paramedic at American Medical Response and FirstHealth of the Carolinas, Intern/Researcher at Diver's Alert Network, and Warehouse Director & Intern at MedWorld.