Scott Kostolni

Scott Kostolni is an experienced Flight Paramedic currently working at Stony Brook Medicine.2 With nearly two decades of experience in prehospital emergency medicine, he specializes in high-risk critical care medical transfers and 911 emergency care.1

Education and Certifications

Kostolni has pursued his education in emergency medical services, studying:

• Paramedic and Emergency Medical Technology at Stony Brook University
• Liberal Arts & Sciences at Nassau Community College
• EMT-B Certification at Nassau Community College and VEEB EMS Nassau County

Professional Experience

Throughout his career, Scott has held various positions in the healthcare industry:

• Flight Paramedic at Stony Brook Medicine (current role)
• Paramedic
• Telemetry Technician
• EMS Educator

He has worked with organizations such as:

• Town of Hempstead Government
• Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corps

Skills and Expertise

Scott has developed a strong skill set in:

• Emergency medicine
• Team collaboration
• Leadership

Additional Contributions

As a dedicated educator, Scott has:

• Mentored EMS providers as chief and probationary trainer at Wantagh-Levittown Volunteer Ambulance Corps
• Taught at Adelphi University and Stony Brook Medicine1

Scott is also the lead author of "Whole Blood versus Blood Components in Prehospital Care," a study examining the effectiveness of different blood transfusion strategies in the field.1

Innovation in EMS

With a passion for technology, Scott is developing tools to enhance the efficiency of prehospital care providers. One such tool is EMScribe, which aims to provide automated documentation, allowing providers to focus more on patient care rather than paperwork.1

Scott Kostolni's extensive experience, dedication to education, and innovative approach to emergency medical services make him a valuable asset in the field of prehospital emergency medicine.