EMMANUEL ANTHONY TRIGENIS

American Board of Emergency Medicine certified physician in clinical practice for over twenty years. Extensive management experience having served as the Assistant Director of a high volume Emergency Department and Flight Commander of Aerospace Medicine. Four years of active duty military service as a United States Air Force Flight Surgeon with advanced knowledge in aviation medicine, occupational medicine, public health and disaster management. Comprehensive background in biochemistry with a focus on drug synthesis and molecular biology. Broad medical informatics experience as a CERNER-First-Net Electronic Health Record champion tasked with physician training and improving physician-EHR interface.

• Clinical:
• Comprehensive adult and pediatric trauma management proficiency through residency training at a Level 1traumacenter and clinical positions at a major military trauma facility and at Level2 civilian trauma hospitals. (Jun1999-Current)
• Broad critical care expertise. Rapid diagnostic assessment and medical intervention skills crucial to ensure patient survival. Clinical positions at a number of emergency departments that served as regional cardiac and stroke centers. (Jun 1999-Current)
• Qualified aviation medicine physician. Provided mission essential medical care to US Air Force aviators. (Aug2005-Aug2007)
• Extensive occupational medicine expertise. Performed employment physicals, return to duty evaluations and worksite visits for all military and civilian personnel at Hanscom AFB and the AFRL Sensors and Space Vehicle directorates center. (Aug 2005-Aug 2007)
• Integral member of Mobile Forward Surgical Team deployed to support military operations in North Africa and Central Asia. (Aug 2003-Aug 2005)
• Leadership:
• Served as the Assistant Director of the Emergency Department at Mafraq Hospital; 100,000+patient visits per year Trauma,Cardiac and Stroke center in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Coordinated Emergency Department re-organization to meet KPI metrics and successful Joint Commission International re-accreditation. (April2014-June 2016)
• Emergency Department representative on Mafraq Hospital's Trauma and Code Blue committees. Tasked with improving overall clinical outcomes for critically ill patients at the facility.(November 2013-June 2016)
• Served as Aerospace Medicine flight commander. Organized and managed twenty five member multidisciplinary specialty group tasked to support air base operations, including the missions of the Electronic Systems Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory. Provided critical support through expertise in the areas of public health,occupational medicine, bio-environmental engineering,and flight medicine. (Aug 2005-Aug 2007)
• Tasked with identifying occupational hazards,investigating job related injuries or illness, and alerting appropriate agencies of relevant findings. Determined frequency and scope of occupational medical examinations as per OSHA regulations. (Aug 2005-Aug 2007)
• Responsible for developing and implementing measures to control communicable and preventable diseases. Contributed to the safety of air base personnel through medical proficiency in the fields of food service sanitation,nutrition, immunizations, water supply safety, as well as sewage and waste disposal. (Aug 2005-Aug 2007)
• Trained ,developed, and commanded Hanscom Air Force Base's medical disaster team comprised of over seventy five physicians, nurses and medical technicians. Assisted in the design of base wide and regional disaster contingency response plans in cooperation with federal and state agencies. (Aug 2005-Aug 2007)
• Process Improvement:
• Extensive medical informatics experience; served as CERNER-First Net EHR champion for Mafraq Hospital Emergency Department; responsible for training all ER physicians in the use of EHR to improve documentation and medical coding. (April 2014- June 2016)
• Emergency Department representative to SEHA corporate CERNER-First Net Informatics committee. Tasked with improving physician-EHR interface for overall quality of medical records.(April 2014-June 2016)
• Formulated Mafraq Emergency Department's protocol for evaluation and management of suspected drug traffickers in coordination with Abu Dhabi Ministry of the Interior. (Dec 2013-March 2014)
• Responsible for the research and selection of a new Emergency Department documentations system. Implementation led to major increases in physician productivity as wells as to overall departmental revenue collection rates. (Aug 2003-Aug 2005)
• Revised and updated emergency department standard operating procedures for radiology and laboratory discrepancy follow up process. This led to significant improvements in the patient callback procedures and decreased medical liability risk. (Aug 2003-2005)
• Served on the medical center's Resuscitation Special Care Committee and was the hospital representative to the National Registry of Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. Assisted in restructuring hospital wide Code Blue responses to improve patient outcomes. (Aug 2003-Aug2005)
• Instruction-Training:
• Clinical Instructor for internal medicine and emergency medicine resident physicians while on staff at Tufts Medical Center, Lahey Clinic and Mafraq Hospital. Supervised junior medical staff in the rapid evaluation,resuscitation and management of medical,surgical and trauma patients. (Apr 2006-Current)
• Advance Trauma Life Support Instructor. Provided critical training to department of defense physicians in the management of spinal and chest injuries. (Jun 2004-Aug 2005)
• Department of Defense: Leadership Program in Regional Disaster Response and Trauma System Management course lecturer. Delivered lectures and procedure lab instruction to over fifty physician and medical personnel of the Algerian armed forces. (May 2004)

• American Board of Emergency Medicine certification (Nov 2005-Nov 2025)
• Wisconsin State medical license (Oct 2019-Oct 2025)
• California State medical license (Dec 2018-Dec 2024)
• New Hampshire State medical license (Nov 2017-Jun 2025)
• Texas State medical license (Nov 2013-Nov 2025)
• Washington State medical license (Dec 2010-Aug 2023)
• Massachusetts State medical license (Nov 2005-Aug 2014)
• Connecticut State medical license (August 2012-Aug 2013)
• Missouri State medical license (Jan 2001-January 2009)
• HAAD UAE medical license (Feb 2013-Feb 2017)
• USMLE Steps I-III (Jun 1997-Jan 2001)
• ACLS: Advance Cardiac Life Support
• ATLS: Advance Trauma Life Support
• PALS: Pediatric Advance Life Support
• US Air Force aviation rated flight surgeon
• Dept. of Defense HAZMAT certification
• NASA/Department of Defense Space Operations Medical Support Training certification

Washington University School of Medicine Division of Emergency Medicine Preceptor: Lawrence M. Lewis, M.D.

• Participated in the development of multi-center clinical trials to study the evaluation of seniors presenting with abdominal pain to the Emergency Department. Conducted hundreds of medical chart reviews, assisted in the formulation of clinical protocols as well as in the analysis of post study data. (2000-2003)
• Abdominal Pain in Seniors: A Strategy for Emergency Department Evaluation and Management E. Trigenis, S. O'Neil, J. Lee, P. Asaro, G. Banet, L. Lewis
• 2002 ACEP Research Forum Presentation Rectal Examination in the Evaluation of Abdominal pain in Seniors S. O'Neil, E. Trigenis, J. Lee, L. Lewis
• 2002 ACEP Research Forum Presentation The Usefulness of Computer Tomography in the Evaluation of Abdominal Pain in Seniors J. Lee, S. O'Neil, E. Trigenis, L Lewis
• 2002 ACEP Research Forum Presentation Cost-Effectiveness of Emergency Department of the Frequent Flier S. O'Neil, J. Kennedye, E. Trigenis, E. Katz
• Chapter Airway Management, Washington University Medical Student Guide for the Emergency Department 2001

Brown University Chemistry Department Honors Thesis Research Preceptor: K.A. Parker Ph.D

• Primary laboratory research in synthetic organic chemistry. Focused on implementing novel synthetic strategies for the production of pharmacologically active agents including the anti-tumor antibiotic ravidomycin, analgesic compounds and substituted C-nucleosides with anti-retroviral activity. (1993-1995)