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Center for Disaster Medicine Faculty and Staff
David
Markenson, M.D.
Director, Center of Disaster Medicine
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Assistant Professor of Public Health Practice
New York Medical College
School of Public Health Building, Rm. 208
Valhalla, NY 10595
Email: david_markenson@nymc.edu
Michael
Reilly, MPH, NREMT-P, MICP
Assistant Director, Center of Disaster Medicine
Assistant Professor of Public Health Practice, Health Policy and
Management
New York Medical College
School of Public Health Building, Rm. 208
Valhalla, NY 10595
Email: michael_reilly@nymc.edu
Mr. Reilly is responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of
the Center for Disaster Medicine at the New York Medical College, School
of Public Health. Additionally, he coordinates the research and
educational programs for the Center, and provides expert content in the
areas of counterterrorism, weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
preparedness and response, and general disaster and emergency
management. In addition to his work at NYMC, Mr. Reilly holds faculty
appointments as an Adjunct Professor at the Metropolitan College of New
York, School of Public Affairs & Administration, in the Department of
Emergency and Disaster Management and as a Senior Lecturer for
Northeastern University's Institute for Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
in Burlington, MA, where his specialty is the public safety and
emergency medical response to disasters and terrorist incidents. Michael
earned his MPH from the Yale University School of Medicine, where his
concentration was environmental health science and risk assessment.
Additionally, Michael earned his BS cum laude in Health Science, as well
as an AS and certificate in Paramedic Technology from Northeastern
University in Boston, MA. In addition to over 9 years of experience in
public safety and emergency management in a variety of capacities
throughout the U.S., Mr. Reilly remains an active paramedic in the Metro
New York City region and maintains numerous specialty and technical
certifications and instructor credentials in the areas of: Emergency
medical services, OSHA compliance and worker safety, environmental
health, hazardous materials emergency response, emergency management,
counterterrorism, and weapons of mass destruction preparedness and
response. Michael is an active speaker throughout the United States and
a member of several national committees on disaster and
preparedness-related topics. Since before 9/11, he has trained hundreds
of first responders and senior public safety and public health officials
at the local, state, and federal levels in the areas of emergency and
disaster preparedness and planning and the response to terrorist and WMD
events.
Education Profile:
Graduate Degree: MPH
Graduate Degree Institution: Yale School of Medicine
Undergraduate Institution: Northeastern University
For more information about Center faculty and staff, please contact us at: disastermedicine@nymc.edu
or call 914-594-4323