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Thomas W. Engel, II, MD

Assistant Professor; Assistant Medical Director Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Departments of Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Thomas W. Engel, Ii, Md is currently serving as a Departments Of Emergency Medicine Assistant Professor; Assistant Medical Director Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Thomas W. Engel, II, MD

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor; Assistant Medical Director Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management

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emergency medicine resuscitation cerebral oximetry cardiopulmonary resuscitation spontaneous circulation cardiac arrest neuroscience survival analysis cardiology neurology emergency care prehospital care pre-hospital emergency medicine medicine electrophysiology health care patient safety trauma respiratory medicine intensive care myocardial infarction out-of-hospital emergency medical service implementation science mobile health emergency management patient monitoring traumatic cardiac arrest fire-based mobile implementation science lens physician perception emergency department cpr quality mechanical compression devices

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Addressing the Use of Mechanical Compression Devices in Traumatic Out-Of-Hospital Circulatory Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2025)

Jamie JastiJeremy LevinJacqueline BlankThomas EngelDaniel HolenaJacob PeschmanKatie IversonThomas CarverMarshall BeckmanM. Riccardo Colella

intensive careresuscitationtraumamechanical compression devicesemergency caretraumatic cardiac arrestcritical careprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicineemergency medicine

Assessing the “Reach” of a Fire-Based Mobile Integrated Health Buprenorphine Induction Program Through an Implementation Science Lens. Prehospital Emergency Care (2025)

Thomas W Engel IIJennifer Hernandez-MeierGrant ComstockNicole FumoDaria MuellerHannah KovacevichDan PojarJason SchaakBenjamin W Weston

fire-based mobilehealth careimplementation science lensemergency careimplementation sciencepre-hospital emergency medicineprehospital caremobile healthemergency medicine

Associations With Resolution of St-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Criteria on Out-Of-Hospital 12-Lead Electrocardiograms Following Resuscitation From Cardiac Arrest. Resuscitation (2025)

Christopher J. NaasHadi O. SalehThomas W. EngelDavid D. GuttermanAniko SzaboThomas GraweyBenjamin W. WestonChristopher E. MontiJohn E. BakerJacob LabinskiLujia TangJamie JastiJason A. BartosRajat KalraDemetris YannopoulosM. Riccardo ColellaTom P. Aufderheide

myocardial infarctionresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationelectrophysiologycardiac arrestemergency medicine

Change in Out-Of-Hospital 12-Lead Ecg Diagnostic Classification Following Resuscitation From Cardiac Arrest. Resuscitation (2021)

Tom P. AufderheideThomas W. EngelHadi O. SalehDavid D. GuttermanBenjamin W. WestonPaul E. PepeJohn E. BakerJacob LabinskiGuillaume DebatyLujia TangAniko SzaboRajat KalraDemetris YannopoulosM. Riccardo Colella

resuscitationcardiac arrestout-of-hospital emergency medical serviceemergency medicine

End Tidal Co2 and Cerebral Oximetry for the Prediction of Return of Spontaneous Circulation During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Resuscitation (2019)

Thomas W. EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoAveh BastaniBrian ReedScott MillisBrian J. O’Neil

cerebral oximetryresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationsurvival analysisspontaneous circulationemergency medicine

Abstract 277: Prediction of Return of Spontaneous Circulation: Comparison of Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co 2. Circulation (2018)

Thomas W. EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoBrian ReedBrian J O’Neil

cerebral oximetrycardiologyneurosciencespontaneous circulationemergency medicine

End Tidal Co2 vs Cerebral Oximetry During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Resuscitation (2018)

Thomas EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoAveh BastaniBrian ReedScott MillisBrian O’Neil

resuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationemergency medicine

197 Physician Perception in Predicting Good Neurological Outcomes in Patients Resuscitated From Cardiac Arrest. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2014)

S. McCormickT. EngelC.J. ThomasP. MedadoB. ReedS. MillisB.J. O'Neil

resuscitationmedicinephysician perceptioncardiac arrestrespiratory medicineneurologypatient safetyemergency medicine

Abstract 256: Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co2 as Predictors of Futility During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Circulation (2013)

Craig ThomasThomas EngelBrian ReedPatrick MedadoScott MillisBrian O’Neil

cerebral oximetryresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationcardiologyneurosciencesurvival analysisneurology

Abstract 288: Predicting Return of Spontaneous Circulation Using Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co2. Circulation (2013)

Thomas EngelCraig J ThomasPatrick MedadoBrian ReedScott MillisBrian J O’Neil

cardiologycerebral oximetryspontaneous circulationneuroscience

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Thomas W. Engel, II, MD

Assistant Professor; Assistant Medical Director Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Departments of Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas W. Engel, II, MD

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor; Assistant Medical Director Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing the Use of Mechanical Compression Devices in Traumatic Out-Of-Hospital Circulatory Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2025)

Jamie JastiJeremy LevinJacqueline BlankThomas EngelDaniel HolenaJacob PeschmanKatie IversonThomas CarverMarshall BeckmanM. Riccardo Colella

intensive careresuscitationtraumamechanical compression devicesemergency caretraumatic cardiac arrestcritical careprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicineemergency medicine

Assessing the “Reach” of a Fire-Based Mobile Integrated Health Buprenorphine Induction Program Through an Implementation Science Lens. Prehospital Emergency Care (2025)

Thomas W Engel IIJennifer Hernandez-MeierGrant ComstockNicole FumoDaria MuellerHannah KovacevichDan PojarJason SchaakBenjamin W Weston

fire-based mobilehealth careimplementation science lensemergency careimplementation sciencepre-hospital emergency medicineprehospital caremobile healthemergency medicine

Associations With Resolution of St-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Criteria on Out-Of-Hospital 12-Lead Electrocardiograms Following Resuscitation From Cardiac Arrest. Resuscitation (2025)

myocardial infarctionresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationelectrophysiologycardiac arrestemergency medicine

Change in Out-Of-Hospital 12-Lead Ecg Diagnostic Classification Following Resuscitation From Cardiac Arrest. Resuscitation (2021)

resuscitationcardiac arrestout-of-hospital emergency medical serviceemergency medicine

End Tidal Co2 and Cerebral Oximetry for the Prediction of Return of Spontaneous Circulation During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Resuscitation (2019)

Thomas W. EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoAveh BastaniBrian ReedScott MillisBrian J. O’Neil

cerebral oximetryresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationsurvival analysisspontaneous circulationemergency medicine

Abstract 277: Prediction of Return of Spontaneous Circulation: Comparison of Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co 2. Circulation (2018)

Thomas W. EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoBrian ReedBrian J O’Neil

cerebral oximetrycardiologyneurosciencespontaneous circulationemergency medicine

End Tidal Co2 vs Cerebral Oximetry During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Resuscitation (2018)

Thomas EngelCraig ThomasPatrick MedadoAveh BastaniBrian ReedScott MillisBrian O’Neil

resuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationemergency medicine

197 Physician Perception in Predicting Good Neurological Outcomes in Patients Resuscitated From Cardiac Arrest. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2014)

S. McCormickT. EngelC.J. ThomasP. MedadoB. ReedS. MillisB.J. O'Neil

resuscitationmedicinephysician perceptioncardiac arrestrespiratory medicineneurologypatient safetyemergency medicine

Abstract 256: Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co2 as Predictors of Futility During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Circulation (2013)

Craig ThomasThomas EngelBrian ReedPatrick MedadoScott MillisBrian O’Neil

cerebral oximetryresuscitationcardiopulmonary resuscitationcardiologyneurosciencesurvival analysisneurology

Abstract 288: Predicting Return of Spontaneous Circulation Using Cerebral Oximetry and End Tidal Co2. Circulation (2013)

Thomas EngelCraig J ThomasPatrick MedadoBrian ReedScott MillisBrian J O’Neil

cardiologycerebral oximetryspontaneous circulationneuroscience

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