Oliver Boryszewski
BS, FP-C, C-NPT, CCEMT-P, PNCCT, NRP, EMT-P, LI

With over a decade of experience across EMS, critical care, and flight medicine, I bring a depth of clinical knowledge and instructional expertise to every role I take on. My background includes high-acuity prehospital care, rotor and fixed-wing critical care transport, and a strong foundation in simulation-based education and curriculum development.

As the former Paramedic Program Director for Loyola Medicine, I led the design and delivery of nationally accredited paramedic training programs, overseeing everything from didactic instruction to clinical site coordination and accreditation compliance. I worked closely with medical directors, faculty, and advisory boards to align curriculum with current evidence-based practice and evolving system needs.

My mission is to push the boundaries of what’s expected in EMS—whether that means raising the bar for paramedic education, improving patient outcomes through precise, high-quality care, or mentoring the next wave of providers. I collaborate across disciplines, using my background in medical education to guide paramedic students, medical students, and residents alike through high-fidelity scenarios and real-world challenges.

I thrive in complex systems, fluid situations, and high-stakes environments—and I never stop looking for ways to improve both the patient experience and provider education.