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Timothy Lenz

Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Emergency Medicine

Timothy Lenz is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Timothy Lenz

Medical College of Wisconsin

Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry

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emergency medicine resuscitation emergency care critical care intensive care emergency medical services prehospital care pre-hospital emergency medicine patient safety trauma anesthesiology hospital medicine health care respiratory medicine out-of-hospital emergency medical service disaster medicine intensive care nursing public health preparedness thrombosis critical emergency medicine neurology epilepsy medical imaging ultrasound health services research anesthesia unmanned aircraft systems cardiothoracic surgery vascular surgery emergency nursing liver physiology aerosol science symptom management hospital infections neurological disorders treatment options medical ultrasound emergency radiology emergency department administration emergency management emergency logistics international emergency medicine surgical stabilization cerebrovascular intervention endovascular management postoperative treatment larynx acute care surgery cardiopulmonary resuscitation traumatic cardiac arrest myocardial infarction acute myocardial infarction hemostasis heme transport heme degradation heme homeostasis medical guideline emergency preparedness treatment effects adverse events myoclonic status epilepticus gaucher disease successful treatment point-of-care ultrasound rapid sequence intubation intubation success flight paramedics flight nurses critical care transport needle thoracostomy retrospective comparison prehospital setting predictive factors pelvic binders manual ventilation intubation success rates primary care

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Acute Non-St Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Following Intravenous Injection of Sublingual Suboxone. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

Lucas BelmoreTimothy AhnEric NguyenTimothy Lenz

myocardial infarctionemergency caremedicineintravenous injectionemergency medicineacute myocardial infarctionprehospital careintensive carecritical carepre-hospital emergency medicinesublingual suboxoneresuscitation

Critical Care Transport. Current Emergency and Hospital Medicine Reports (2024)

Elijah DahlstromTim Lenz

emergency carecritical care transporthospital medicineemergency medicineemergency managementintensive carecritical careresuscitation

Evaluation of Isopropyl Alcohol Aromatherapy in Treating Nausea in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Patients. Air Medical Journal (2024)

David KoenigKevin P YoungRobert TreatJ Marc LiuTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesalcohol (drug)medicineemergency careemergency medicinesymptom managementtreatment effectsprehospital carecritical careisopropyl alcohol aromatherapyresuscitation

Feasibility of 10-Minute Arrival Time to Departure Time Metric for Stemi Patients. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

Joshua GrossLuke SchuhTimothy Lenz

emergency carestemi patientsemergency medicinehealth careprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicineresuscitation

The Effect of Coronavirus Disease 2019 on Adverse Events in Health Care: A Retrospective Study in Ground and Helicopter Emergency Medical Services. Air Medical Journal (2024)

Blake MillerTimothy J. Lenz

emergency medicineepidemiologycohort studiespublic healthemergency caresars-cov-2patient safetypreventive healthcarehospital infectionsresuscitationadverse eventscovid-19retrospective studypublic health preparednessinfection controlhealth carecovid-19 pandemicintensive carehealthcare-associated infections

Comparing Intubation Success Between Flight Nurses and Flight Paramedics in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services. Air Medical Journal (2023)

Gregory ThompsonBlake MillerTimothy J. Lenz

flight paramedicsemergency medicinerespiratory medicineintubation successflight nurses

Do Ems Physicians Delay On-Scene Times for Hems Crews?. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

Krishna PatelKevin YoungBlake MillerTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesemergency careemergency medicinehems crewsemergency preparednessprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicinedelay on-scene timesresuscitation

Predictive Factors for the Application of Pelvic Binders in the Prehospital Setting. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

Peter NguyenCourtney PokrzywaJuan FigueroaKathleen A. JocoyAmber BrandolinoBasil S. KaramAndrew T. SchrammDavid DeshpandeJoseph LawtonDavid MiliaTimothy Lenz

emergency careemergency medicineprehospital settingpelvic binderspredictive factorsprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicinecritical careresuscitation

Hemodynamics in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (Hems) Patients Undergoing Rapid Sequence Intubation With Etomidate or Ketamine. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2022)

Scott KunkelTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesemergency carerapid sequence intubationemergency medicinecritical careanesthesiaintensive careanesthesiologyemergency department administrationresuscitation

Intubation Success Rates and Complications After Implementation of a Pre-Intubation Checklist. Air Medical Journal (2022)

Edwin CorralTimothy Lenz

medicinepatient safetyemergency medicineintubation success ratesprehospital carepre-intubation checklistrespiratory medicineintensive carecritical carepre-hospital emergency medicine

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Timothy Lenz

Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Emergency Medicine

Timothy Lenz is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Timothy Lenz

Medical College of Wisconsin

Associate Professor; Director EMS Medicine Fellowship Program; Director Medical Services LifeNet McHenry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Acute Non-St Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Following Intravenous Injection of Sublingual Suboxone. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

Lucas BelmoreTimothy AhnEric NguyenTimothy Lenz

Critical Care Transport. Current Emergency and Hospital Medicine Reports (2024)

Elijah DahlstromTim Lenz

emergency carecritical care transporthospital medicineemergency medicineemergency managementintensive carecritical careresuscitation

Evaluation of Isopropyl Alcohol Aromatherapy in Treating Nausea in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Patients. Air Medical Journal (2024)

David KoenigKevin P YoungRobert TreatJ Marc LiuTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesalcohol (drug)medicineemergency careemergency medicinesymptom managementtreatment effectsprehospital carecritical careisopropyl alcohol aromatherapyresuscitation

Feasibility of 10-Minute Arrival Time to Departure Time Metric for Stemi Patients. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

Joshua GrossLuke SchuhTimothy Lenz

emergency carestemi patientsemergency medicinehealth careprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicineresuscitation

The Effect of Coronavirus Disease 2019 on Adverse Events in Health Care: A Retrospective Study in Ground and Helicopter Emergency Medical Services. Air Medical Journal (2024)

Blake MillerTimothy J. Lenz

Comparing Intubation Success Between Flight Nurses and Flight Paramedics in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services. Air Medical Journal (2023)

Gregory ThompsonBlake MillerTimothy J. Lenz

flight paramedicsemergency medicinerespiratory medicineintubation successflight nurses

Do Ems Physicians Delay On-Scene Times for Hems Crews?. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

Krishna PatelKevin YoungBlake MillerTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesemergency careemergency medicinehems crewsemergency preparednessprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicinedelay on-scene timesresuscitation

Predictive Factors for the Application of Pelvic Binders in the Prehospital Setting. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

Peter NguyenCourtney PokrzywaJuan FigueroaKathleen A. JocoyAmber BrandolinoBasil S. KaramAndrew T. SchrammDavid DeshpandeJoseph LawtonDavid MiliaTimothy Lenz

emergency careemergency medicineprehospital settingpelvic binderspredictive factorsprehospital carepre-hospital emergency medicinecritical careresuscitation

Hemodynamics in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (Hems) Patients Undergoing Rapid Sequence Intubation With Etomidate or Ketamine. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2022)

Scott KunkelTimothy Lenz

emergency medical servicesemergency carerapid sequence intubationemergency medicinecritical careanesthesiaintensive careanesthesiologyemergency department administrationresuscitation

Intubation Success Rates and Complications After Implementation of a Pre-Intubation Checklist. Air Medical Journal (2022)

Edwin CorralTimothy Lenz

medicinepatient safetyemergency medicineintubation success ratesprehospital carepre-intubation checklistrespiratory medicineintensive carecritical carepre-hospital emergency medicine

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